Long Inseam Pants

5 Eldrik5thgen
[ By far these are the most versatile climbing pants I have ever owned. I bought the first pair and hit the rock gym, I was impressed, I took them on a trip to do some lead climbing and was blown away. The amazing stretch allows you to make those big kicks to the next foot placement with confidence. The material is bombproof and made for the wild, I scrapped these against all kinds of rock and not a scratch on them. The stitching is fantastic, they have built in ankle adjustments so you can run them shorter when it's hot, they have a zip and button fly, integrated waist tie, belt loops if you need to run a belt, 2 zip pockets( right thigh and right rear) and 3 regular pockets, the material breathes like it's cotton, but dries fast when wet. Crazy versatile gear. Outdoor Research truly lives up to their name, the attention to the fine details is what sets these pants apart. Go ahead and click add to cart with confidence.

5 Seang
[ This is my second pair. They 're comfortable, look good, and are tough! I did every awful thing I could think of to the first pair: woods, mud, crawling over rock, spilling beer! They held up great and are still going, but looking a little worn after 9 years of abusing them. Bought another pair for traveling.

5 ampm
[ These pants are excellent. I work outdoors in the heat and sun and nothing beats these lightweight pants. As stretchy and comfortable as joggers, while looking as clean and professional as chinos. Can not recommend these enough. Your normal waist and inseam size will work because of the stretch, however the waist runs half- an- inch to an inch small and the length is half and inch long in my opinion.

5 Docc
[ Just received my Outdoor Research Ferrosi pants. First thing I noticed was the softness of the material. The pants fit perfectly in fact I 'll be wearing them even when not hiking. The zippered thigh pocket is big enough for the phone. The two front pockets are huge and I like the back zippered pocket for my maps. The fit is not tight or loose. Upon bending, the Ferrosi material seemed to be stretchable and not confining. The pants felt comfortable and breathable to the point that I thought I was wearing shorts. Even hiking during the New Mexico monsoons, I kept dry. Hiking through the brush, I was n't sure if the pants would tear, the Ferrosi pants passed the test. As far as style is concerned, I feel and look great in these Ferrosi pants. Keep up the good work Outdoor Research, ca n't wait to get a Ferrosi jacket.

5 Patrick
[ These pants are extremely comfortable, and they do not bind. They are also cool in hot weather, and dry out quickly if they get wet. I have tried to get by with cheaper alternatives from a big box warehouse store that starts with C. But they never fit right. It ’s worth it to spend a little more and get these pants.