TBMPOY Males’s Light-weight Mountaineering Pants with Belt 5 Zip Pockets Waterproof Fast-Dry Journey Fishing Work Out of doors Pants

Comfortable for hiking – here is some info on sizing.
I ordered about 8 different pants for hiking from Amazon, and these are the only ones that didn’t get returend. They are comfortable for hiking in weather in the mid-30s to 60 degrees F. They aren’t too thick (like Carhardt pants), but not as thin and stretchy as the Baleaf pants. For me they are the perfect blend material – they have just a little bit of stretch, but still feel like they’ll hold up to wear against twigs/braches and or rocks.I am 5′ 11″ and 175 lbs. I normally wear a 34 x 34 pant size. I bought a medium, which I would guess is a 32 or 33 in the waist (but stretches), and just barely long enough to get down to my ankle bone (maybe a 32 or 32.5 length). I then bought a large, which is a little more roomy in the waist (more like a 34″), but barely any longer than the medium (maybe 32.5 to 33 length). They are still long enough for me for hiking, so I’m keeping both sizes, but if I was to order again, I’d get the large which is very close to a 34 waist, 33 length fit.

Great for working outside in the heat
I’m a handyman in Texas and have a lot of outdoor work this summer. These are perfect for staying cool while staying protected from the sun. They are also durable enough to carry tools in my pockets and comfortably enough to work in all day. They run big. I got medium and large to try them out and the large was huge on me (I’m a size 30/30, 5’10, 160lbs ). Only complaint is the built in belt has a cheap plastic twist buckle that is a little annoying to fasten and I’m sure will break over time. Not a deal breaker though as I can just remove it and use my own belt.

They are lightweight, durable, and ideal for what I am looking for.
I’m 72 years old, and while I hike in the woods perhaps more than many other 72-year-olds, I am not a long-range hiker, although I do think about it now and then. These would do very well for those who want to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail, as they are well-made, very light, durable, and water-resistant, if not actually waterproof. I still need to do that test. Whatever your age might be, if you are looking for something that looks reasonably good, has plenty of pockets, is very lightweight, and is durable, these are a good choice. I’ve worn my first pair several times and am pleased with them.That’s not why I bought them, however. As mentioned, I am 72 years old and carry a bit more weight than I would like. Absent a diet and exercise plan, I am always looking for pants that will stay up, and there are some places where sweatpants just aren’t appropriate. As you age and put on some weight, your body undergoes changes that render regular pants with a belt insufficient. You don’t think old people wear suspenders as a fashion statement, do you? I grew up on a farm but only began wearing suspenders a few years ago. Fortunately, by the time you’ve reached your 70s, you’ve lost some of your vanity, so I wear suspenders occasionally, but I can’t say that I like them.These will stay up under normal circumstances even without the belt that comes with them. With the belt, there are no worries whatsoever, so I can carry things with both hands without worrying about my pants falling, and there is no need for suspenders.I’ve purchased a couple of these. If they came in a few more colors, I’d buy more.Later… They are available in several colors now, so I’ve ordered a third pair.

Great Pants!
Good build quality and fit is spot on from size chart.

De buena calidad…se ven resistentes…..un poco delgados pero nada de que preocuparse….se lavan facyu rápido….. recomendables quizá y hasta compré un par más….🤘🤘🤘

NO ES LO DE LAS FOTOS, ESTOY ARREPENTIDO.LO COMPRE TALLA M, LLEGO XL.NO TIENE CIERRE EN LAS BOLSAS LATERALES.NO LO COMPREN, NO LO COMPREN, NO LO COMPREN.

Good quality and well made.