Return customer! I've gone thru a few pairs of pants in the back country and all-in-all these have been the best for me so far. The only weakness I've found has been car-cam…
- Vincent, 06/15/12

Still have my first pair from 20 years ago, now just as shorts. Same with the second. Interesting experience, I washed the second - the sandy color - with a cheap dark green s…
- ROLAND O., 05/23/12
MALBERN

Haven't had a chance to take these pants out backpacking yet but I've worn them in the backyard during bad weather and while they don't provide much warmth they do a great job…
- Justin, 01/28/13
Lexington, KY

not to heavy but keeps you warm and they are durable.. not to mention in anice slim cut…
- Tripp, 04/09/12
MA

Really like this pant - seems really tough and sturdy. Great for hikes or as a casual substitute for cords.…
- Aaron, 01/18/13
Rockville, MD

So I just picked up a pair of these at the Chicago Moosejaw store a few days ago... I then took them out for a hike and it just so happened to be about 45 out, with 25 mph win…
- Brandon, 04/06/13
Chicago

These pants are comfortable and are more suited for casual wear being that they are very thin and light weight. I am not too crazy about the front pockets being more to the ou…
- Durga, 08/15/11
Federal Way

I really wanted to like these pants. The one problem is that they have baggy legs, as in seriously baggy. I could smuggle a couple dachshunds in these pants if I were so incli…
- Alex, 05/05/13

This pant provide a fair amount of warmth and is great for winter activity. Has belt loop and velco strap that allow me to tighten the fit. I find myself reaching for it after…
- liew, 06/26/12
Portland

These are some great shell pants if you're looking to go skiing, snowboarding, or just fooling around in the snow.My only gripes have been with using them for mountaineering.…
- Michael, 02/08/12
Columbus, OH

I use these backpacking, belaying, and during rainy football practices. They have kept me dry through several downpours. Very dependable there. And they look great. But th…
- Robert, 10/30/12
Columbus

I bought these pants for my boyfriend, cause he wanted waterproof pants. He loved everything about them, and so do I, he however wanted bungees on the ankles instead of velcr…
- Julia, 02/22/10
Baltimore

These ski pants are the perfect balance of comfort, warmth and functionality. Tons of pockets for stashing crap. Lightly insulted in the tush and knees to help cold spots but…
- Raja, 12/17/12
New York, NY

I've used the same pair of these pants for the last 6 winters and they don't leak and there's no tears yet…
- Andy, 05/08/12
Gardner MA

I wear these everywhere. they are great for running around town or heading on a hike.…
- scott, 06/15/13
redmond

either for a hike or for running around the resort after work a must have!…
- scott, 06/14/13
redmond

These pants are great for all climbing endeavors. Maybe not ice though. They're stretchy and don't ever restrict movement. However, they're very, very baggy. The gusset isn't…
- Joshua, 09/03/12
Boulder

They are the most comfortable pants I have worn when trekking the mountain!! They move with you and if you need to tie them off to wade a creek the drawstrings at the ankles a…
- Paul, 04/12/13

I love to run outdoors and sometimes you just need some pants. If you're scared to wear pants then get over it because tights are amazing. They wick away the moisture and pr…
- Charles, 02/01/13
Atlanta, GA

These tights are great for running! They collect all the moisture and are super comfortable! The zippers on the calves are super convenient and the pocket on the butt is very…
- Igor, 05/05/13
Cleveland

These pants are very nice. The fabric is breathable and dries extremely fast. The pants are long enough to cover my boots and the shorts are breezy enough to keep you nice and…
- Reagon, 10/26/10

I have both Paramount Valley and paramount Peak. The Peak is too loose and the Valley fits me much better. It is a great outdoor pant for spring and fall. Maybe too thick for…
- Peng, 04/01/13
Birmingham, AL

This would be a decent product for milder temps, but anything below 20F would need something more substantial. I guess it all depends on the pants your wearing. If they are…
- Nick, 05/01/12