The fit is extraodinary for this type of pant. Quality is solid. Only complaint is that there's no dexterity in the knees at all. The fabric has NO give. If I try and raise my leg enough to step up a stair, it pulls at my knee cap. Not good for outdoor active lifestyle, but good for walking on sidewalks and sholveling snow.
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MB335
3 years ago
Bizarre Fit With Seams Squeezing Upper Legs Inside The Pants
Like the last reviewer, I purchased these pants for an upcoming cold weather trip in size L. They look fantastic but it seems the insulation is constructed as two untapered "tubes" inside the pant legs and it feels like there are incredibly tight, uncomfortable cords or seams constricting you upper legs. It's the strangest fit I've ever encountered in a pair of pants and a major design flaw. Such a shame as they're great looking pants. Also, the pockets were basically unusable due to the cut and overall fit. You can't really even force your hands into them without a ton of effort. I'm 6'1" and fit.
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edbell
3 years ago
Poor
I was very hopeful about these pants, as they look great in navy (Large size, I'm 190 pounds). The outer shell material feels good and is robust. However, when I tried them on there is an issue with the stitching on the rear seams inside the pants. Wearing them it feels like a drawcord is tensioned across both legs at rear top, so very uncomfortable, and this fault runs up the front pockets making them impossible to access. Disappointed Mountain Hardwear let this through their QA systems
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Tyler
4 years ago
Good First Impressions. Fit Well And Feel Quality.
Worn for one day skiing so far at the small local hill, initial impressions very good. The pockets are a good size and all have zipper cuffs so they feel secure. They fit well and feel durable. Usually wear 31x30 pants and got the medium short size to leave room for layers. The only thing missing is a velcro strap or some way to tighten the waistband. You'll have to wear a belt with these unless the sizing is snug enough.