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Overall: they are fine, not great, just fine. They don’t dry fast, or have any other outstanding performance features - unless cuffing your pants and seeing a reflective stripe is a must for you. They kind of need to make up their mind here. Which leaves essentially transitional weather and greatly limits the pants. They breath too well to work in cold weather, and they aren’t light enough to wear in warm weather. So even though the pant is thick in looks and feel, they do breathe.
If you can wear jeans there, you can wear these for sure.įit and style: nothing special. While the material looks ‘normal’ and has no sound while walking to give it away. So no matter which way you cut it, you might want to size up one notch if you generally find yourself on the cusp.Īs for style, they are solid. I typically wear a 32” inseam, and I found these about a half inch shorter than I would like. Overall I think the slim on these is too slim. They also fit very slim (a classic cut is available), and I find that my calves are always pressed on the material.
Fit & Styleįit overall was slightly smaller than true to size, so the 34 sized I ordered fits a bit tighter than I would ideally like, but I am not sure the 35 would be tight enough.
They have a rough hand feel, and ample stretch. They do feel very durable, but only time will tell on that. ‘Canvas’ is an apt description, but it’s more of an open weave canvas, as they are breathable. This is a thick, slightly scratchy, very heavily textured pant. When I sat down to write this, I was surprised it had so much cotton, because it’s not soft like cotton at all. The make up is 49% Cotton, 45% Polyester, 6% Elastane, but that only tells part of the story. I’ve been testing them off and on for a while now, and overall: meh. These are yet another take on a ‘modern 5-pocket’ or, modern jeans if you will. When Steve ordered his Warpstreme ABC pants, I ordered them with the Tech Canvas - the weather just prevented me from testing them sooner.
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