TRAILSIDE SUPPLY CO. Men's Fleece Lined Insulated Pants Softshell Pants,Water and Wind-Resistant

These pants are awesome! They are warm and comfortable, and yet look good. I bought them for a trip to Iceland, and they did not disappoint. They are high quality, and weatherproof. I wore them hiking and exploring caves and waterfalls... the weatherproofing is great and made it easy to wipe off mud with a little water or snow. In addition to the functionality (the zippered pockets and velcro cargo pockets) they are stylish enough to feel comfortable going into a restaurant or bar after a day in nature. I really love these pants and they are definitely a good value for the price!

I bought these for late fall hunting season pants. I used them for the first time this last weekend and I'm very impressed with them. Things I liked:1.) They fit well and are very comfortable. They stretch enough to move with you, and the fleece lining is very soft and warm2.) They are pretty close to waterproof. I know they claim to be water resistant but I was walking through wet grass and brush all day and never felt wet on my skin.3.) The weather ranged from mid 20's Fahrenheit to 60 ish at midday, and they kept me warm in the cold, but never felt hot even during the heat of the day.4.) Every pocket has either a zipper or velcro closure, so I was never worried about losing items. There are lots of deep, roomy pockets for hauling gizmos and gear.5.) They are quiet. No swishing or crinkling noises to scare away game.6.) They are tough. Stickers, brambles and brush and not one snag, ravel, or tearThings I have yet to discover:How stain resistant they are. I got them covered in elk blood and haven't seen them come out of the wash yet. Will update once I see how they fared.All in all, I bought two more pair when I got home. For the price, you won't find a better pair of outdoor, rough country all-weather pants. Well done, guys!

First of all I have been looking for winter pants that are warm and comfortable, then hopefully durable and function, then look good with an assortment of other clothes. I don't ski, but discovered ski pants are for me superior in construction that the same priced sweat pants.I searched for fleece ski pants and this item came up on sale: $19. I suppose you can technically say they are fleeced, but given that the function of fleece is to create dead air space to trap air you keep you warm, there pants don't qualify for that purpose. The layer of fleece is no thin as to have a very minimum warming value.I did find other fleece ski pants for about $20 that have much thicker fleece, are warm and comfortable. The trade off with the thicker fleece is that although these other pants are tagged as ski pants they somewhat resemble sweat pants. Whereas, this purchase is not as soft, warm and comfortable as the real fleeced lined pants, they better resemble a dresser look, like sporting pants, such as golf pants. They have plenty of pockets, and I love pockets. With belt loops they add a nice finish to the pants that with the right shirts will dress up the overall look quite nicely.I'm 6'0" 195 lbs with a 36" waist. They are a regular cut and look like a good fit, although the Large size is a bit too large in the waist for me. The elastic helps the fit and look, but there is a slight tendency of the pants that "feels like" they are slipping down, that I have to keep pulling them up. Because of this I ordered elastic belts with will keep them firmly on and up while I am more ambitiously working on my DIY chores. But because they always feels they are slipping down I definitely needed a belt so I bought a pair for $20 on Amazon. That should take care of the problem.There were a number of bad reviews about the buttons and zippers, so I expect them to be less than perfect but I bought them anyways for the more dressy look and the pockets. I wanted to buy another pair but a Medium to try them on because these pants are a bit larger fit than I need but didn't buy a medium, but the price doubled when I tried to get replace the large with a smaller size. What the heck. I'll just wear a belt and if I loose weight I'll need that belt anyways. I never wear a medium pants and don't have any. There is plenty of extra room in these pants but without looking baggy in the seat or legs but I definitely could wear another pair of tighter long pants under these if I wanted to be warmer.I like my other fleece pants for the warmth and soft lounge feel, but I like these pants for the more sporty and more regular slacks type pants. A coach would look good wearing these with a shirt and tie. So, I made the vain choice and ordered a second pair of large black pants.If you find the bargain price for $19 then I recommend buying them. Just a tip. It seems Amazon recognizes your preferences and feeds you items to look at, and even tempts you with a sale price. Then if you go back to the same item you'd find the price is changed, or some of the same identical pants in a different color would be significantly higher or lower in price. You don't know unless you check-select each item.I wouldn't buy these pants at the regular $42 each because there are too many other better options, price, quality, and features. Always Buy Quality! But be aware that there is no such item that will have all the features you want. It doesn't exist. Therefore, Spend a little more for twice the features. Sometimes you'll have to do what I am doing: buy two different of a product to get the feature you want. Check the ratings! I have been burnt for not doing that and just trusting a photo or a company description. Everyone always throws out a large net trying to catch the largest number of fish. I always look at the three star ratings before I check out the five star ratings and look for consistent comments: These rating about these pants complain about the zipper and snap buttons. For those problems I recommend something like WD40 to lubricate the problem, then you should be good for awhile. A belt takes care of the rest, for me. Good Luck