Mid/Late Season Pant - SG vs FL

[307ArrowSlinger]

Searching for a new late season pant for the colder months in Wyoming. I have been eyeing both the Stone Glacier De Havilland Pant and the FL Catalyst Foundry. I am a little unsure on how the full leg zip on the catalyst will be for hiking around all day. If anyone has experience with these and can compare them, or other pants, would love to hear some input!

 

[jbelz]

Have had both. Both good pants. Ultimately went with SG. I think the quality and comfortability is slightly better but would be lying if I said I didn't have a moral/philosophical issue with FL/ME writ large.

 

[307ArrowSlinger]

Have had both. Both good pants. Ultimately went with SG. I think the quality and comfortability is slightly better but would be lying if I said I didn't have a moral/philosophical issue with FL/ME writ large.

Curious on what your issue with them is?

 

[307ArrowSlinger]

Have had both. Both good pants. Ultimately went with SG. I think the quality and comfortability is slightly better but would be lying if I said I didn't have a moral/philosophical issue with FL/ME writ large.

But thank you for the info on the pants! Greatly appreciated.

 

[jbelz]

Curious on what your issue with them is?

Oh, just the Chernin dollars. They make good stuff, and I don’t want to spark a debate - just not my cup of tea.

 

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[307ArrowSlinger]

Oh, just the Chernin dollars. They make good stuff, and I don’t want to spark a debate - just not my cup of tea.

I did forget about that. Appreciate all the input!