Overall, I love these trousers! I’ve taken them on two backpacking trips so far. One trip in a prolonged fall storm and one in 0-20 degree snow. Pros: They are very comfortable and the vents are very useful for regulating temperature. I like how the vents are large and there is an upper and lower vent. They are stretchy where they need to be and the extra thickness on the bum and legs are nice. Great for preventing rips when I was sitting and maneuvering in ice and packed snow. The waterproofing and material are great for going through brush and being able to wipe off dirt and moisture. The boot hooks are great for preventing them riding up and the boot tightening snaps keep them snug to prevent stuff from getting up the legs. Cons: I wish both the left and right front thigh pocket had zippers instead of just the left pocket. I was a bit disappointed that a button on the thigh pocket froze together and when I pulled to separate the button the button on the pant (not the flap) ripped from the pant.

Old Fit Is Better!

Bring back the old fit please! Or at least give the option. I was ready to buy a new pair. I tried them on then left them in the store. Disappointed. I am not a fan of this “new improved” fit..

Not Well Stocked

We need a re-stock of these. I’ve been waiting for almost a year.

Nice, But You’d Better Be Slim And Fit!

Nice trousers. The fit is snug. Good thing they stretch. The front pockets are functional. I like that. Would be nice to have rear pockets. Swedish men don’t carry wallets?

Probably The Best Pants I Have Ever Bought.

I bought these pants nearly 10 years ago to match with a Keb jacket. They are my go-to choice for 4-season alpine climbing and trekking. In fact, the only reason I haven't donated every other pair of technical pants I own is because I do not yet have another pair of Keb trousers to use in case I unexpectedly need to have them repaired. I have used these pants for everything from fly-fishing to high-angle snow climbing as a shell in an appropriately constructed layering system, of course. The importance of both appropriately and correctly applying wax to the G1000 panels can not be understated, so be sure to read and follow Fjallraven's instructions for how to do that. I think one of the most understated features are the hooks and cinch-straps in the ankles. I can almost get away without gaiters while trekking through knee-deep snow! I have personally found one of those butane-powered, portable soldering irons with the shrink-wrapping/heat-gun attachments is the easiest way to quickly and precisely apply wax to the fabric anywhere, except maybe on a commercial airline flight, underwater, or near a leaking natural gas pipeline.