COPYLEAFWomens Parachute Cargo Pants with Pockets Quick Dry Hiking Pants Lightweight Water-Resistant Baggy Joggers

these fit great, are very comfy, and i love the style and all the pockets. they keep me warm and the material quality is good and durable.

Bought these pants for my daughter for Pink night at the football game and they were perfect. She got a size small and they fit to size. The color is bright, they are comfortable and durable.

Love the pockets. It’s light weight enough to be comfortable in hot weather I think. It fits well & doesn’t cling.

These are very comfortable, light and have a lot of pockets.

Multiple pockets which is exactly what you want in a cargo, it's thin material but not breathable. Wore this for a lite hike but my legs were definitely feeling the heat. Elastic band waist is comfortable, good length

I have gotten a lot of compliments when wearing these! They fit comfortably and can be dressed up or down. Good for a night out or hiking. I got a size XL and I’m around 210 lb. They fit true to size but are adjustable with a drawstring.

They are the perfect hiking pants-- keep you warm but at the same time so breathable. I didnt feel like my legs were sweaty in them they were the perfect temperature. The waist stayed in place but not in an uncomfy way. Only minor con was I had a bit of a baggy crotch but also I am 5'3

UPDATE: i bought these instead. Fit great, no adjustable loops hanging all over the place to get caught on things; better suited for my needs…MOERDENG Women's Quick Dry Hiking Pants.First off, I’m 5’6”, 160 pounds. The Large fits very well, and I think the quality is pretty darn good for the price. The only place where they are a little baggy is in the hips, but hang nicely anyway and unlike other pants I have tried like these that would balloon out in that area, these lookk great. And since these are for the outdoors…oh, well! 😉 Not trying to make a fashion statement, and certain parts of my 68 year old body (like the waist and hips) need to be hidden from sight anyway, lol.I have worn these types of pants for years when hiking, bird watching and kayaking. I live in FL, so they are nice to have in Winter here when it’s just a bit chillier than normal, or the weather may be unreliable (always, these days)…or if you plan to be in the sun all day they provide some protection.I bought this pair in particular, because I need something to wear with my windbreaker when out in the yard in Summer…yes, Summer…watering the garden by hand. Mosquitoes, gnats and flies will make you nuts, and sometimes I just don’t feel like wasting (what is now pretty expensive) good insect repellent for just watering. They could also be good to have if we have a storm coming, and I have to put up shutters in the rain.These will fit the bill for all that. However…I do have a few things you may want to take into consideration, depending on what you intend to wear these for. I have concern with all the adjustment “loops” hanging out on the pants, particularly the one at the ankle. I would not wear these hiking, birding or kayaking as they are, or anywhere I would be in danger of getting caught on something by those loops. Also, the pockets do not have a way to close (e.g., with a snap or a piece of velcro), so anything in the lower one could easily fall out of it.I will keep these, and just find a way to secure the adjustment loops so as to not present a hazard. I also am going to add some velcro on the pockets. Ya get what you pay for, and all things considered, these are a good deal. A few “adjustments” will make them perfect.