baleafWomen's Hiking Pants Quick Dry Lightweight Water Resistant Elastic Waist Cargo Pants for All Seasons

I've had these for almost 2 years in multiple colors. I sized up to a large so I could wear thick leggings underneath in the fall and winter. In the summer, they are just a smidge baggy but I can tie them. What's nice is if I'm hiking and I get them dirty, I can just take them off before getting in the vehicle because I have on leggings. I'm about 5'5" and 148 lbs. I wear these weekly. 2-3 times a week and I wash them right after I wear them. I bike, hike and do yard work in them. In the summer it's great when doing yard work because my legs aren't getting eaten by mosquitoes and if I'm weeding around poison ivy and brush up against it, my legs are protected. They are very lightweight and durable. I wash them once a week sometimes I wash the dark gray ones twice a week. They look the same as the day I purchased them. I have 3 pairs in different colors. I love the amount of pockets they have. I can carry a large Galaxy S23 Ultra in one pocket. Keys, tissue, lip balm etc in the other pockets and still have empty pockets for other items if needed. I may purchase more because they are on sale.

Great pants for the price. They came crunched up and tightly jammed into a small ziplock bag. When I took them out, they barely looked wrinkled at all. I am a photographer, so I am always in need of light weight travel pants, to wear on the plane or out in the field. I bought these because they are polyester, which is better for me than nylon, and because they have no more than 10% spandex. Spandex makes pants feel hot. I would prefer around 6 % spandex, but that just doesn't seem to be available. Only issue I have are the leg cuffs. It seems these straps for tightening the cuffs might catch on branches, or other things. I am thinking about just cutting them off, and just tucking the cuffs into my hiking boots or calve-high socks on the rare occasions that I need tight cuffs. Some people said the crotch was extra large. I imagine that is true if you have a small waist. But at this moment in time, my waist is larger than in past history, and it is not a problem.

I really like the Baleaf products. They are really well made. These pants are well made and I think the color is beautiful.That being said, they are definitely a thin material and not very flattering. People will definitely be able to see your panty lines with these pants. They are not see through just thin.I own several pair of the Baleaf water resistant fleece lined joggers. I wear a M in those and they are very cute and I have received compliments wearing them. I needed something water resistant to wear on my walk when it is warm but raining.These pants fit in the thigh, they are not too long so I won’t need to use the tie at the bottom and they will cover part of my shoe so water won’t drip down the pants and into my shoe. My inseam is 29 inches.They are quite baggy in the bum and hip area giving an unattractive appearance. Cinching the waist band does not help with this problem. I probably could have worn a S but since the fabric is so thin I won’t be exchanging them for a smaller size.I walk early in the morning and don’t come across many people and it’s not like I’m going to need a wear them on a daily basis so they will meet my needs. I definitely would not wear them if I was going to be out and about in a public place.

I've lost weight so I needed new hiking pants. I was sick of gray so I ordered the blue, the blue is just a smidge brighter than I expected it to be, but I still like it. It's a full-on electric blue. I am 5'7 and weigh about 200 lb, I've been wearing an extra large lately. The extra large in these pants fit really well except they're kind of snug on my calves. I have kind of thick calves so this may not be an issue for anyone else, but if your calves are really muscular they'll be snug there but it wasn't it's not uncomfortable or a deal-breaker they're fine. I will update this review after I have hiked in them a few times if there are any issues, but I really like the number and placement of pockets and think they're going to be great.

These pants are extremely comfortable. They are lightweight and moisture resistant although after a couple hours of hiking in the rain they became wet at the hem of my rain poncho. I ordered an XL in navy because I have found name brand hiking pants tend to be too tight in the thighs for me and these are very generous in the thighs. I tried ordering another pair in a L and ended up returning them as they were tight and I would rather be comfortable when hiking. The picture of the navy is accurate, they are not a dark blue.

These are amazing! I bought these for my hiking trip to the PNW and not only were they waterproof, they were extremely comfortable! They are soft, light, feel very breathable, and don’t pinch in the waist. I wanted to wear them every day on my trip, should’ve bought a second pair! I appreciated having pockets that zippered so nothing fell out while hiking. The pant legs can either be left loose at the bottom or scrunched tight with an elastic.

I ordered two pairs of these stretchy nylon hiking pants. They're reasonably priced and flattering. The fabric is a bit lighter than I expected, but should be fine for warmer weather. (The fit is loose enough that I can wear a base layer when it's cold.) I wear size 14 or 16 pants and the XL fit perfectly. The color of the navy blue pants is true, but the light green looks more like khaki (which is fine). Also, these pants have plenty of pockets! I'm looking forward to wearing them for hikes and around town.