The Mountain Hardwear Men's Mesa Pant. Hit the trail in our full-featured backpacking pant, with everything you need for a long day on the trail. Full-length inseam gusset and articulated knees handle strides and scrambles.
DECENT FEATURES of the Mountain Hardwear Men's Mesa Pant
Micro-Chamois-lined seamless conical waist for comfort under a pack
Integrated webbing belt with buckle closure for easy fit adjustments
Lots of pockets for storage
Mesh drain panels in pockets for river crossings and spontaneous swims
Full-length inseam gusset and articulated knees for mobility
"Great quality - long lasting, odor/stain resisting"
02/18/13
I live in rural FL where it's downright swampy in the summer. Shorts are good for keeping cool; but bugs, dirt and abrasions can be an issue.- These pants are light, comfortable, durable (surviving literally 100's of washes)- They are fashionable enough to wear to casual establishments - They resist stain and odors - after sweating and wearing for days, there's no obvious signs. (pair these with some ex-officio give-n-go underwear for serious moisture/odor control)I'm very satisfied with these pants (and MH products in general) - if you're looking for something to survive a long trip, trek or everyday outdoor activities, you can't go wrong with these pants.
"A good pair of pants for what I have been using them for"
03/26/12
These pair of pants I bought for the fact that they came in black. I needed a pair of black pants for my job at a rockwall. Since having them I have gym climbed in them and are fairly good for climbing, they do catch on the knewws every-now and then, but for the most part pretty good. The clamp for the belt often comes undone, but I would rather have the built in belt than have to where one of my own, because it would defeat the liteness factor. All in all, id buy them again for my same purposes.
These are just okay. I thought they would have a bit of a slimmer fit to them, but unfortunately they are kind of baggy. They are good for camping, but a little baggy for hiking.
This is a great hiking pant, and you pay a fair price for it.. I didnt said that I love it, because the only thing I dont like, is this fabric feels so synthetic, I know I wont find a quickdrying fabric as soft as cotton or wool, but in comparison to some other pants I own of different brands I found this fabric too "crispy"
These perform exactly as they should. Comfy, water-resistant, stretchy. Great all around outdoor pants. I have used them for plenty of hiking and climbing, still holding up like new after about 6 months of abuse.
These are very lightweight breathable pants. They are comfy and don't get "sweaty" feeling. They also tend to ride up which is annoying. The belt is not to good and the buckle slips but the pants fit me fine without the belt being tight. The pocket space is nice. all in all They're a big step up from the dicky's I've been backpacking in for the last few years but I may be upgrading soon.
These pants were somewhat comfortable but for a backpacking pant the integrated belt was a bad idea. It constantly slipped up over the top of the pant no matter how I tried to adjust it, and the buckle dug into my abdomen. Material is quality but design is flawed.
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