FREE SOLDIER Men's Outdoor Softshell Fleece Lined Cargo Pants Snow Ski Hiking Pants with Belt

Well, they fit loose - good as you can layer up and no restrictions when walking. Belt - junk - I like my belts much better. Removed from the pants right off There is no knife pocket or way to carry a knife attached to the pocket since the pockets zip up. I always carry my folding knife for work or hunting - gotta have it and has to be easy to get out to use. Very comfortable and seem very warm - almost like sweatpants comfort. Have not worn out in the field hunting so will need to provide an update soon

I have been searching for the holy grail. Wind and rain resistant, fleece lined pants. I have only worn these once, but they fit the bill. I bought several types before and they were all off on sizing. I'm 6', 205# and a 36 w x 30" fit just right. Gave me enough waist room to tuck in all sorts to shirts. I specifically was looking for something to keep my legs warm while standing in the wind and rain for early season lacrosse games. They worked well last nite. Pockets are deep, with zippers. Waist had elastic. Belt is plastic, so i expect that to go soon. Other than that, promo so far. If you are looking for something to keep you warm, and aren't a jeans type person. These work .

These pants worked great for me on a trip to Iceland this October. Really good in extreme wind and temperatures down around 30 degrees F and fit really well. However, not what I'd consider waterproof as indicated in the product description. The product does say IPX4 water proof rating, which is for lite rain. Definitely did not keep me dry in heavy rain or hiking near wind driven waterfalls. If you're looking for waterproof pants, these are not them.

I wore these 3 days in a row in the Adirondacks and it snowed hard all 3 days for a total for 18 miles in treacherous trails. I did a backpacking trip and it got down to -5 with chill. It’s the only outer pants I brought and I was very warm and they stayed dry the whole trip. Waterproof and wind proof. Also I had micro spikes stored In the cargo pockets for awhile and they didn’t puncture the pants materials at all. Great pants.

These are super comfortable. NOT too hot indoors, but take the edge off of 20 degrees F outside at the same time. Good stretch, I ordered a bit smaller than some of my other pants and they are perfect. Look great too.

My wife bought these for me expecting them to be daily use winter work/hike pants. My Mountian Hardware bibs had just blown out so I gave them a shot for a ski day. I absolutely loved them. Initially I planned to use them once or twice until I got a new pair of proper ski pants. That was nearly 3 seasons ago. To put it in perspective, I work as an instructor at Breckenridge ski and ride school in Colorado. I am an extremely aggressive skier who regularly accesses the most difficult terrain at both Breckenridge and Crested Butte. I average 90 days/year, 60+ days/year in these pants (I wear a uniform to work so these are for when I ski off the clock). They are finally starting to wear out, I am replacing them with another pair. I have never been cold, wet, or uncomfortable in these pants. I changed the belt for a better one and have never had snow down my pants or had the pants ride down uncomfortably during heavy activity. Their fit is a little tight to the boot, but it acts as a gaiter and while sometimes I get snow up My legs, it hasn’t been any more of a problem than I’ve had with MHW or HH that cost 6-10x more and last about the same amount of time.

These were amazingly made, fit perfectly with good belt and an incredibly great price, great fit. Free soldier makes great stuff at a great price.

Just a warning, these are NOT Work pants (i.e. Carhartt). These are basically snowboarding pants. The outer layer is not tough it’s pretty much nylon. It’s kind of spongy. So I definitely wouldn’t recommend wearing them for construction or around any flame. They are very comfortable and warm but pretty much just good for if you’re looking for that style of pants and you don’t care about the utility.