Non "skinny jean" hunting pants?

[akn300wsm]

Kuiu attacks?

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I love my Attacks, I wear them nearly year round and have 5 pairs of them. With long underwear on I can wear them down to below freezing temps, and with the zips open I can wear them into the 60s. The ones I don't wear hunting are nice enough I can wear them to most functions. They go on sale enough that a person could be patient and not pay full price.

 

[insanelupus]

Guess I'll try the Kuiu Attacks in the near future.

Gave the Kuiu Kutana a try last year. Never made it to the field. And so many of the cheaper alternatives just fit weird!

With these stretch materials, I like having them fit well so they don't bunch in the crotch, or hang at the leg to catch brush. But good grief, I'm not that big a fella and everytime I get the seat/ thigh to fit, the waist bunches under a belt. Feel like ol' Jethro needing a hank of rope for a belt. I know I'm in the minority, I prefer camo to hunt in. If it's gonna bunch at the waist, I sure wish Wrangler would make their Outdoor pant in a camo pattern, at least then if it's gonna bunch at the waist they only cost me $30 for the privilege.

And if, by some miracle the waist and thighs fit, some bozo puts a short rise zipper in them far more appropriate for a sorority girls clubbin'/party jean. I mean seriously, does everyone completely undue a belt, button, a zipper, and drop trou everytime, just to pee these days? It's like no one has a fly on the undies so they can unzip, pee, re-zip and go anymore! LOL.

 

[db3445]

Mountain Khakis are very durable and comfortable. I have worn them in temps in the 80s down to the single digits. I put on long johns when it gets cold.