TRAILSIDE SUPPLY CO.Men's Fleece Lined Insulated Pants Softshell Pants,Water and Wind-Resistant

My husband is 225 lbs 6'1" and typically wears a size 38x32 pants. We ordered a size XL in the grey and it was pretty snug in the waist. When we went to Iceland 5 years ago, we ordered two of these insulated hiking pants in a size L. My husband loved them. They have stretch and a comfortable fit. Since then he has grown a little so I ordered a XL in the grey. We were shocked to find that they XL waist circumference was the exact same as the L size from 5 years ago! I then ordered a size XXL and it fits just right with room in the waist to tuck shirts. We were going on a trip to Alaska and there were other couples going with us. One of the other guys decided to take the size XL that was too snug for my husband because he was very impressed with the quality and the fit. He wears a 36x32 pant. My husband highly recommends these hiking pants because of their warmth, rain resistant fabric, and the comfortable stretch. I should also mention the inseam is 32 1/2" on the XXL.

Needed some pants for light sledding and snow fun. These did a good job of keeping me warm and there was no noticeable water getting through them during light snowy and rainy weather. Was warm and comfy.Our weather was 30-40 degrees and the snow fall and rain were fairly light so if thats you conditions I can recommend them.

I always read reviews even tho there’s always conflicting reviews. Decided to purchase these pants based on the 4+ reviews. I’ve had this pair of pants for two years now and decided to get another pair, especially since they were 15% off. They do repel water, light weight for hiking in 30 degree weather, like the cargo pockets to carry water bottle or cell phone. I never give 5 * ratings on anything, this pair of pants would except the snaps may come undone under exertion but with a belt on it hasn’t been a problem for me. I generally wear 34 waist 32 inseam (medium) and the fit was perfect

I'll be honest- in my time ordering clothing from Amazon I've learned to expect very little....although I'm exceptionally picky and like my clothing to fit as if they were tailored AND fit even in spite of my size....both which are probably unreasonable expectations but the flip side of that is when something DOES meet or exceed those expectations it's worth making note of.These pants are one of those rare cases where I pulled a piece of clothing out of the package and from the first feel, trying on and look in the mirror the only words I could say were "Wow--- nice". As a point of reference I'm a true 6 foot 5 inches tall with an athletic 235 lb and 34 inch waist. These pants in their 34X34 size fit PERFECTLY. I have fairly large thighs and I always struggle with finding pants and jeans that fit just tight enough but not too tight-- and these fit perfectly. I'd say the sizing waist and length are DEAD on correct and the waist even has a bit of stretch to them so even if you're on the larger size of a waist size these have some room to still fit...and if you are a little smaller there's belt loops that nicely accept any belt. If I had one thing I'd change about these pants it would be I wish there was more taper down the legs but....that's silly functionally because I think most people that will be wearing these will be doing so with the likes of hiking boots and you want pants like these to go OVER what are usually some bulkier ankles/tops of those types of boots- and when you do wear them with that the fit is perfect and everything flows quite well.Materials are very nice - and perform well. For reference I recently used these pants for two different trips to Yosemite Valley; one trip it was sub 30 degrees at the warmest and snowing with light winds and the second trip daily highs were upper 40s and nights below freezing with medium wind. I shoot photography heavily when I travel so I was outside from sunrise to dark shooting for hours and these performed VERY well. The shell beads up liquids reasonably and resists wind. Don't get me wrong, these aren't North Face pants with GTX and their legendary shells that literally don't let wind through--- but these are sub-$40 pants, you're not going to get that. Similarly the fleece lining isn't the thickest thing ever and you won't be venturing out in 10 degree Sierra nights feeling toasty warm in these. But I paired them with a skin tight thermal under layer and was comfy in below freezing temperatures. Some may wish the fleece lining was a bit thicker and warmer....but I have a pair of pants that do that and the bulky look to match and I appreciate having a pair of pants that I can wear solo or over an underlayer and be warm outside at freezing temps....but at the same time are not so bulky or garish that I can't then step into the Yosemite Lodge for dinner without having to change. It doesn't hurt my girlfriend thinks I look good in these pants- and while I'm apt to wear whatever I like....she can be a tough critic and she's also usually right so...her endorsement reinforces my already high opinion of these pants.One thing to keep in mind is that- at least for me- the fit up top is trim enough that I won't be stuffing my pockets with a ton as it would be a bit bulky...but that's okay for me. When I'm travelling, out shooting or even around town I'm usually carrying at least my keys, folding knife (pocket), straight blade (belt), tactical wallet and tactical pen. Certain environs I'll add my firearm (IWB 5 o'clock) and some photo gear (batteries, cleaning gear, filters, etc....no lenses) and these pants can handle ALL that without looking unreasonably bulky. BUT if you're someone that wants their pants to be more cargo-ish and be able to tote foodstuffs, camera lenses, etc.....unless you have skinnier legs/thighs these aren't going to accomplish that without looking odd. But, again, that's a personal preference matter which- for me- matters not so I don't detract any points for that fact here.Overall I find these to be the best all around hiking/outdoor/softshell/light fleece/tactical-ish pants available for under $60 (at least-- given some pants I've tried I'd probably pay up to $75ish for a pair of these if there weren't any reasonably close alternatives for less). For under $40 the price paid is a steal and after ordering one pair I quickly ordered half a dozen more to have on reserve for current and future use. All six will be travelling with me to Tahoe twice in winter/spring 2020, Crater Lake in spring 2020, Yosemite in spring 2020 and the Oregon Coast in summer 2020. I'll bring a couple other specialized pairs but....these pants will be what I'm wearing 90% of the time on those trips--- they're THAT good.

Looks good and cery warm. I recommend them but you won’t want to wear them long in temps over 40F.

These pants are very nice and well constructedw. They did not work for me because the thighs were to baggy and made them feel baggy on my back side. They are very nice and I hated to send them back.

I bought these for late fall hunting season pants. I used them for the first time this last weekend and I'm very impressed with them. Things I liked:1.) They fit well and are very comfortable. They stretch enough to move with you, and the fleece lining is very soft and warm2.) They are pretty close to waterproof. I know they claim to be water resistant but I was walking through wet grass and brush all day and never felt wet on my skin.3.) The weather ranged from mid 20's Fahrenheit to 60 ish at midday, and they kept me warm in the cold, but never felt hot even during the heat of the day.4.) Every pocket has either a zipper or velcro closure, so I was never worried about losing items. There are lots of deep, roomy pockets for hauling gizmos and gear.5.) They are quiet. No swishing or crinkling noises to scare away game.6.) They are tough. Stickers, brambles and brush and not one snag, ravel, or tearThings I have yet to discover:How stain resistant they are. I got them covered in elk blood and haven't seen them come out of the wash yet. Will update once I see how they fared.All in all, I bought two more pair when I got home. For the price, you won't find a better pair of outdoor, rough country all-weather pants. Well done, guys!

Size marked is way off. It was much to small from size marked on it. Did not fit. Could not wear. Maybe sized for Chinese people but not for Americans. Put in the trash.