Men Women Outdoor Climbing Down Pants Windproof Winter Warm Pants White Goose Down Pants NH19FS018

Light weight super warm in 50's air on motorcycle. Packs small and tight. Better than the Pategonia it replaces

Fit ok not great if you're on the lean side or if you're expecting them to be more on the fitted.Just received these pants so I'm not sure how warm they'll be. I actually bought them to wear while playing cold(er) weather golf. Will try to update later down the line.Wanted to write a review as I couldn't find enough detailed info about sizing and fit. I'm 5'10", 150 lbs and normally wear 30"x30" pants. I would be what you consider lean or slender. I ordered a medium. I would've probably ordered a small if it was available. The waist fits fine as it has adjustable velcro straps (think tux rental). The length of the pants works for my 30" inseam while they're a bit roomier than I expected and would have liked but guess so you can layer underneath. From the description pictures, one would think the pants have a skinner/straight leg but they're more similar to a boot leg fit. This makes sense as they're "suitable for fishing, skiing, hunting, hiking.." so you can get them around boots. Overall not bad, I was just expecting it to be not as baggy around the calf and ankle.Hope this helps anyone looking for purchase these pants.

First off, I was worried about the price in regards to the quality - I was wrong in my thinking, the quality is great. The zippers are great. The down is responsibly sourced via RDS certified which is a HUGE PLUS for me because I care about animal welfare and I trust the RDS logo. They are warm, its 800 fill down, so that goes without saying. I love them. They're great. You should buy them.

Sizing is extremely small compared to advertising. I usually wear an XL. Knowing Chinese sizing, I got a XXL. It fits like a large. Otherwise, construction seems good. The features are excellent, the reason I bought them. I wanted something that could be donned without having to remove a shell or pass muddy boots down a pant leg.

The pants seem okay but I had to return and reorder the large for extra large and honestly they are still snug, through the thighs as well as the waist line

It's almost perfect clothing for this amount of money. The only down side is the sizing - I'm used to wear W32/34 L34 but as recommended, I ordered XXL. They fit, maybe a little short, but they'll do. These are compact trousers that are easily pulled on even with your boots on.

The only thing I don’t like is the shiny fabric look.

Who is responsable for this company, are like ghost. It seems that they make only XL size and I need M. Maybe are from fat land. Can't find the manufacturer anywhere. Why they make only XL pants only, it's a mystery too me. Before 2020 they have all sizes, then after that only XL. Unreal

Ok. Aesthetically, they are pretty shiny, and they probably aren’t going to garner much attention on the runways of Europe, but they are warm, and the full-length zipper seems to work well. You can put them on without taking off your boots.Size: they fit really small. I’m 6’ 2” and 215# with a 36” waist and 34” inseam. I normally wear a large in Patagonia and OR, but I just squeeze into the XXL in these puffers. They are a little short on me, but that’s a good thing, as It will keep the cuffs out of the muck.If, like me, you can’t bring yourself to drop $400 on some brand name puffy pants that will only get used occasionally for around camp or early morning glassing, then these might be for you.

These tear easily so they can't be worn outside especially if there is a risk of catching the pants on something. They work best underneath a shell pant or just indoors for warmth. They are very warm though. The waste was also a bit large so I had to make a better belt for them.

Purchased to carry a light weight lounge around pant after being in sweaty, damp, clothes all day out canoeing, climbing, hunting, backpacking.These were cheaper in price (by $200-$300.), full length leg zippers (so you don’t need to remove footwear to Don or doff), lightweight, great for bivouacs, pack up very small in a supplied stuff sack.

Nice and light yet they keep you warm. Used them for my hunting season this year and no complaints.

I wear a 12 ladies and got a XXL and it was not the best fit if you are not straight like a board. I still kept them due to me losing weight