Born Primitive Frontier Light Pants

[joel_sledz]

Anyone have any experience with these pants? I like a lighter, somewhat stretchy/fast drying pants for my elk hunts. These look decent but always a toss up trying to gear. Thanks in advance!

 

[Bojangles21]

I’ve had a paid since March or so, the frontier light 2.0s, and they’re my favorite lightweight pant I’ve owned. Very comfortable, breathable, durable, and functional. I like the hip Velcro to adjust tightness of waist without the needs of a belt, I like the pockets and the hip zips as well. They’re always the first warm weather pant I reach for!


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[Untamed]

Do the hip zips have the net material?

 

[wnelson14]

Don't rule out the Terrain pants, IMO they have better pockets and are awesome & $40 cheaper. I work out in them multiple times a week and use them for training hikes and they have held up extremely well.
The hip vents on the Frontier does have mesh backer

 

[joel_sledz]

Don't rule out the Terrain pants, IMO they have better pockets and are awesome & $40 cheaper. I work out in them multiple times a week and use them for training hikes and they have held up extremely well.
The hip vents on the Frontier does have mesh backer

Thanks for the recommendation! Are the terrain pants durable enough to handle minor brush/sage??

 

[wnelson14]

Thanks for the recommendation! Are the terrain pants durable enough to handle minor brush/sage??

I would have no issue doing that in mine but everyone’s definition of brush busting is different. I have no idea if this is true but I believe the frontier and terrain are probably the same material, at least they seemed that way to me I don’t have the frontier light 2s anymore though.