Hiking Pants Men Convertible Quick Dry UPF 50 Lightweight Zip Off Safari Fishing Travel Cargo Trousers

OK, you see that I gave it five stars because they’re good pants. I’m just gonna nitpick, but I would buy them again. The zip off part of the pant leg is too low so they’re right at your knees and the drawstring at the bottom are convenient, except in wind conditions, such as on a motorcycle, they slap the hell out of your leg. But as I said, I will be buying more of these pants because those two things alone are minimal compared to the way the pants fit how light but protective they are and the value.

I’ve just started wearing these types of pants in the past two years. This one has a great cut, easy fit, perfect pocket for my iPhone. Only one thing: no left rear pocket. For me a minor inconvenience.

These pants are very comfortable and very well made, I'm a little bit big for my size so I ordered 42 waist in black. They fit perfectly for my body type and are very comfortable, the material is lightweight but at the same time very tough and durable for working out side and or hiking. So I decided to order a pair in green , same size 42 waist. Hmmm ? The green pair are also lightweight but a little tougher material and are to small, the green ones are made a little smaller, a little disappointing because I can't get a pair in green my size but they fit my girlfriend and she loves them. So I will be ordering me a couple more pair in black and another couple pair in green for my girlfriend. I'm going to give these pants a 4 star rating. I gave it a 5 star rating at first because these pants are exactly what I've been looking for but since I'm stuck wearing only black I'll reluctantly stick with my 4 star rating. But at the same time I will be recommending these pants to my family and friends.

I like the material, the zip-off legs, the waist size, the color. Too bad the legs are so long, but I realize I'm a short, chunky guy. After I received one set, I liked it well enough to order a second. I requested my wife trim the legs to a better length for me, and then hem them. She did, and they look nice! The second set I left long, since there's a hidden draw-string inside the cuff of each pant leg. It's easy to pull it tight for hiking or biking, keeping it snug around the ankle, and probably helping keep wood ticks out. The draw string has a small, narrow pocket inside each pant leg cuff to hold it, and a spring-loaded tightening tab to hold the string tight when you snug it up, so you don't have to try to tie a knot in it. The excess string is easily contained inside the pant leg when the cuff is tied snug. I like these.

I have a pair of these that I bought for running the boat in Florida winters. You need the warmth in the morning but get hot during the day. Bought a pair for my son and he wore them to the racetrack for a 24 hour race. Very versatile for lots of uses. They look pretty good. I wouldn’t wear them with a tie but for weekend activities they are great.

The fit of these pants is odd, the waist fits perfect, the hips fine but the thigh area in the legs is way too tight, the length of the legs is good. That tells me going up in size is not going to work since the waist and hips would be too big. The zippers are quality and work well, the fabric is comfortable and dries quickly while hiking.

These pants are excellent. they last and last. I really like the fact that they come with a belt. . . . . now I only discovered these because I was shopping for ones I had before -- because they were soooo much better! Unfortunately they're not made any more. . . . . . So if you get these, and like them, I suggest you buy several pairs because when you wear them out and come back for more -- they won't be here. (As a side note, the Blue is really a rude color blue, and its NOT Navy -- it's a lot lighter than navy. I bought all the colors except white.)

Very comfortable

Eaxactly what I was looking for

These pants are super thin, wide leg and has a cheap nylon belt. There are not a good fit. I would not recommend them to anyone.

I did not like anything about this artical