Fjallraven Men's Vidda Pro Trousers

About This Item

Durable G-1000 trekking trousers for all kinds of adventures in the mountains and forest. Produced without PFCs, made for a lifetime of use.

Fit & Design:

  • More inclusive fit and boot hooks now more repairable
  • Hardwearing trousers in G-1000
  • Pre-shaped knees
  • Reinforced rear and knees
  • Hand pockets, map pocket, multitool pocket, internal phone pocket
  • Openings at knees for kneepads (an accessory)
  • Press-button adjustments at leg endings
  • Available in three lengths, short, regular and long
  • Brand : Fjallraven
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Fabric : Material: G-1000®: 65% polyester (recycled), 35% cotton (organic)
  • Web ID: 23KCZMVDDPRTRSRMFMOA
  • SKU: 26544278

REVIEWS

4.1
71%
Recommended

97 Reviews

The Workhorse Of Trousers... In Some Scenarios.

There is a reason why many companies equip their teams with Vidda Pro (standard) trousers. This is largely attributed to the durability of the trousers (see exceptions below). I have tested these trousers now for several months and can say that they generally hold up to this perception. The closely knit G-1000 material is durable, very windproof and moderately water-resistant (note: not water-proof). This means that you can reliably take the trousers into forests, brambles and other abrasive environments. They will hold up. On the other hand, the fabric properties (waxed and unwaxed) will result in poorer breathability, especially when you work out or hike. The material will quickly feel clammy to the naked skin. This is probably why the Vidda Pro Ventilated trousers were developed, that said, I have not tested them. Another potential downside of the robust material is a perceived lack of flex and range of motion, i.e. the material will not move with you when hiking and might therefore feel a bit restrictive. Also, I have noted that after 2-3 months of use the treads in the crotch come loose, which is what others have also commented on. Summa summarum, the standard Vidda Pros are robust work pants in the right environmental conditions. For me, this is mostly static work in forests/ outdoors and the occasional hike, especially in windy/ drizzly conditions in a 0-15C temperature range, although I have other preferred pants with better flex/ range of motion for aerobic activities and for warmer weather. PS: It would be nice to have these pants in other colour ranges, e.g. shades of blue and red.

Unbeatable Trekking Pants

Hands down my favourite outdoor pants. I’ve used mine for everything from fishing to hiking 50km+ through the northern rockies. They hold up well, have well thought out pockets, and dry extremely quickly if waxed after bushwhacking through wet brush. I will continue to buy them as long as Fjallraven produces them.

Great But Not Water Resistant

I have several pairs of these and had them over a period of three years. They are robust and really comfortable. However, don't expect any degree of wet resistance even with waxing. They let water through immediately on contact.

The "Improved Fit" Is A Worse Pant.

The "Improved Fit" is a disappointment. They have a tinier waste, shorter inseam, and maybe worst of all, shallow main pockets. I am sad they changed the perfect pants. Please bring back the old fit and pockets.

Vidda Pro Pants Are Outstanding!

About to order my third pair of Vidda Pro pants. This is an outstanding pant for the PNW. They aren't as breathable as Kebs, but far more water-resistant. They wear like iron and are super comfortable for working or hiking. I'm 6' and 185, with a 34" inseam. The 52 R size fits me almost perfectly (just wish they were a tad longer in the leg). I bought a pair of 52 L and they are much too long in the leg and crotch. I saw a previous review where the individual had issues with zippers. I have had four pairs of Keb and Vidda Pro pants; one pair is 10 years old, and I have had no quality issues with any of them. Wash them in cold water, hang dry and they will last longer than your car.

Read All Reviews (97)