Postropaky Womens Out of doors Snow Ski Pants Waterproof Mountain climbing Insulated Softshell Pants Snowboard Zipper Backside Leg

Already have received compliments
These are warm, have good water resistance, and they fit great. I usually take size 2 or 4. I got one of each size and though the 4 is larger, they both fit. They have good stretch which makes that possible. After one wash though, the trim around the knee pocket where the trim curves upward, is coming up. It doesn’t serve a purpose so it won’t be the end of the world and I’m not taking any stars off for it. It looks like if I pulled it off you’d never know anything had been there. Everything else is the same as when new. Three zippered pockets. The two side pockets are deep and you can fit a cellphone in there. The knee pocket is small and can hold a key or a lipstick or something small like that. Comfortable. Good fit. Not short. Five stars.

Great for kayaking in cooler weather
I’m a kayak guide and bought a few different pairs of waterproof pants to test and these kept me warm and dry even when water dripped on them for several hours over multiple days. These are my favorite, I sized up to wear over my other clothes . They seem quite sturdy and I also enjoy the zipper pockets (they are large enough to fit my I phone with waterproof case). I’ve tested down to lower 40’s with 15mph winds and they kept me warm and dry.

Love these pants
I have two pairs that I have had for 2 years now. Black in 8 tall and gray in 10 tall (they are a bit too big) but I love them. I’m about to buy another because I got paint on one. But I have put these pants through hell and they are still in great shape. The main reason I bought these was because they came in a long inseam which is so hard to find in pants like these. I don’t ski but I fish for a living and do a lot of hunting and these have been great for both. They are warm and water resistant. They are not water proof though so don’t think these are going to keep you dry in poring rain. These with a pair on long John’s underneath have kept me warm on lots of cold days. But they are not going to cook you after it warms up. I took a pretty hard fall in them on some rocks last year, have walked into more cactus than I am proud of, and stuck a few fish fins in them. They haven’t ripped at all. After two years the only problem I’ve had is I lost a button on one which was not hard to replace. I hope they keep making them for a long time because I will definitely continue to buy them.

Wind and rain blocking
I’m about 5’2” and 135 and I bought the 6s, they are still a little big, plenty of room for long johns, I also bought the 8 short since I wasn’t sure about the sizing, I never even tried them on. I appreciate that these come in different lengths.I wore these on warmer days while watching ski races. First day out with them and it rained/slushed all day with temps around 34f, but I stayed dry and warm. I was wearing a rain jacket that came to my upper thighs but the wind was blowing and the water just rolled off the pants. At one point I was hiking through the trees taking a “shortcut” to where I was volunteering along the race, the surface of the snow wasn’t strong enough to hold my weight so I would take a step or two and drop down to my thigh. Eventually I just maneuvered on my knees since I left my snow shoes at home. I was afraid that the crusty snow would have damaged the pants but they were perfect.I don’t think I’d go skiing in these even in the springtime, the leg opening would be a bit too wide to be tucked into my boots and not wide enough to go on the outside. And there’s a reason ski pants have scuff guards by the inside ankles.I’ve also worn these pants to go hiking in the desert, temps around 40f and breezy. They held up well, blocked the wind, easy to move around in, dirt brushed off.