Best non- Hunting brand pants?

[kcm2]

Sporthill for cold and wet. With a pair of thick long underwear beneath, I'm good to -33.

Columbia makes some good stuff at good factory store prices.

 

[jd1006]

The Singi-X pants fit different than the keb. More relaxed, but not too baggy.

 

[Twobeers]

Costco always seems to have something that will work for hunting pants. Gerry fleece lined pants were great, but I haven’t seen them in a few years. I love the Costco merino blend socks.

 

[spur60]

I wear "technical" pants nearly every day for work.
Eddie Bauer Guide Pro and Horizon Chinos
Wranger ATG
Truwerk
Gerry from costco

Been many evenings I've gone straight from work to pheasant hunt, fish, or goose hunt without changing pants.

 

[elsb0048]

I've liked the truwerk ones. Phone pocket on the right leg and cargo pocket on the left thigh (gloves, notebook)

 

[LSL57]

Big guy here, 6', over 200. I find the Duluth pants and the Orvis Pants have both been excellent.
Orvis I have not found the difference between in store vs Costco, although I know people claim they are. They both wear the same to me, I have bought both.
Duluth are just comfortable.

 

[NDHUNTER24]

prana zion are my favorite, but i have found some brands that work well that are a lot cheaper. Members mark denali pants fit me well and for the price i really like. The also have deeper pockets which i like.

 

[gclubb02]

Truewerk T2 work pants. Come in a bunch of different earth tone colors and they are ridiculously comfortable. Wear them every day for work and love them.

 

[USMC2378]

I've used some Wrangler ATGs and some Kuhl pants. Are there any other brands any of y'all use that aren't made for guys who aren't 6ft tall and 130lbs?

Orvis Tech Pants at Costco they had them last year for 15.99 when on sale they have $3 off. On clearance you can get them cheaper. They are almost same as wranglers

 

[movett]

I've been using a pair of Arceryx gamma sl pants, they are light, synthetic breathe well and have good luck with temps ranging from 15-65F and not overheating in them

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[Lonestarronin]

I just picked up a pair of the wrangler pants from Walmart myself. It’ll will be my first season with them but so far, they’ll be good with the Texas heat!

 

[deezs]

Big guy here, 6'4" 270 lbs. The duluth flex are great, they even have camo if you need that. I recently picked up the light weight pants from Brunt, the costello's I think. The fit is good for me, they have a gusset crotch, just like Duluth, that is almost a must for me. They are a little "swishy" sounding. For the guys using the truwork pants, aren't they loud? A co worker wears them and you can hear him coming from a long ways away. Not sure which style he is wearing

 

[hickswr]

After wearing pants with hip vents, If they don’t have hip vents, they are no longer a consideration for warm weather pants. Or even cold weather pants if much walking is required.

Hip vents are a game changer!

 

[JS.Fletch5]

I need a pant suggestion for bigger thighs. $150 or less, hunting or non hunting brands. Any suggestions?? I wear a 36 x 32 normally in Levi’s and they fit great but I tried some Prana Zion Stretch in those dims and they were too tight…

Should specify- for CA/AZ year round activities. I’ve found attacks to be a bit warm previously. Thank you anyone who can help…

 

[43.6N]

I need a pant suggestion for bigger thighs. $150 or less, hunting or non hunting brands. Any suggestions?? I wear a 36 x 32 normally in Levi’s and they fit great but I tried some Prana Zion Stretch in those dims and they were too tight…

Get yourself a pair of 38” fjallraven Keb. Then take in an inch on the waistband on either side of the back belt loop.

You’ll be in Scandinavian heaven

 

[satchamo]

The Walmart pants are ok but they’re thin as hell, pill as soon as you sweat and have a pack against them, and the seams are single stitched garbage. They’re cheap for a reason. I’ll wear them around town or at home but wouldn’t trust them on a hunt where I wasn’t at my truck