Loose-fitting rugged hunting pants?

[RockAndSage]

Any recommendations for loose-fitting, rugged hunting pants? Going to be in intermittent snow, so built-in kneepads would be helpful. "Athletic fit" tends to be too tight in the thighs especially for cold-weather work.

 

[Wapiti151]

I love the SG dehavilands. Their newer version is definitely less “athletic”. They are bomb proof. They aren’t the quietest though, but great for rifle.

 

[yfarm]

Under Armour made a pant in a loose fit called the Storm series made out of a synthetic ripstop, I have 2 pr and work well, another option is a level 4 windpant which is loose fit, wear fleece pants under, synthetic doesnt absorb water and is good to below zero with the fleece if active.

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[brianwagan]

I wear Truewerk T1 pants for work and outside of work. I bought some T2 for hunting, the XPs have knee pads.

 

[AK_scrambler]

I also use the SG DH pants and love them. The waist size adjustment system helps with cold weather layering, as do the giant thigh zips (good for start-stop activities).

 

[wyosteve]

I have some Sitka Timberlines (I think that's the model). Anyway, they have reinforced knees, seat and knee pads. They've held up well.

 

[Mike Islander]

+1 for Sitka Timberline.

 

[aks]

I use sitka. They have the removable knee pads. They're not too tight or too baggy. Fit just right for me. And I can move comfortably in them. They have that athletic fit where I can climb mountains, but not tight like yoga pants lol.