Sold Stone Glacier De Havilland lite pants L&XL

[eod.mickelson]

I'm parting ways with my De Havilland lites, they just weren't my cup of tea. I have an XL pair, they do have some tread pulling in the pocket, very easy fix for someone who knows how to sew or has a local tailor. They both are in great shape, albeit a little wrinkled from air drying. I can't find any stains on them, but understand they are used and I did harvest an elk in the larges so I think I've priced them appropriately.
XL:$100 shipped
L:$115 shipped *spf*

 

[eod.mickelson]

Larges sold, XL still available

 

[rugerhoyt]

What waist size do you wear in jeans? And how do they fit you compared to them?


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[eod.mickelson]

What waist size do you wear in jeans? And how do they fit you compared to them?


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I run a 35 or 36 waist in most jeans. The larges were pretty snug, the XL fit well in the waist, plenty of room for layering. I feel like the regular de Havilland fits right between these two, because a large fits me perfectly. Another considerariom, I'm 6' tall and they are a bit long for me but obviously cold be hemmed. I will say that stone glaciers fit is very generous vs some other brands in the legs, they are not as fitted of a pant as the kuiu attacks or the prana zions are which is good if you have bigger legs.

 

[rugerhoyt]

Ok. I see their XL is a 38, which is what I wear for jeans so was worried they might be snug.


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[sndmn11]

Ok. I see their XL is a 38, which is what I wear for jeans so was worried they might be snug.


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I think with those pants you can adjust the waist as well.

 

[eod.mickelson]

I think with those pants you can adjust the waist as well.

You do have a lot of adjustment through the waist on these, especially with the belt system and no button.

 

[eod.mickelson]

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