SITKA GearSitka Men's Hunting Water-Repellent Camo Dakota Mud Pants

I picked these up for wearing while snow blowing, walking the dog in the winter, and doing a little hunting. They are comfortable, warm, windproof, and thoughtfully designed. Yes, like all Sitka gear, they're spendy. But worth it in my opinion.

Product is as advertised with fast shipping

These pants are great! Their comfortable to wear, color and style. They feel durable.CUSTOMER SERVICE WAS Very helpful. THANK YOU.

This is one of my first Sitka purchases. I have plenty of Drake, Browning Hell's Canyon, UA, etc., but wanted to see if this gear is really worth it. These arrived very quickly - a day or two after ordering. These pants fit great, are really warm, comfortable - everything you'd expect in a very expensive piece. I wore them in 20's and 30's, as well as 50's in complete comfort. Now, I still think the Sitka gear is overpriced unless you are using the gear 30-40 days a year.

Great pair of pants!! They fit great and are so comfortable as well as keep you warm. Sitka products maybe a little expensive but they have excellent quality and meet your expectations. Would recommened these pants!

Need I say more. Bought these after season. Great product. Can’t wait to put them to use.

This is my 10th piece of sitka gear. The stuff is top of the line and the price demands it. I prefer suspenders (yes sitka also) to wearing a belt so I ordered a 34, I'm a 32/33. The suspenders worked flawlessly with the belt loops.These are roomy in the seat and thigh not what I'd consider an athletic fit and slimmer below the knee but not form fitting like the gradient pants which are designed to go under waders. I bought these to wear after setting up and things cool down. They are thick but not puffy and the exterior (I haven't tested this) seems like it would handle briars/thorns well, certainly any vegetation you might encounter in the goose field or duck blind. The thigh pockets do ventilate well just in case you do wear these during setup and need to dump heat. I have worn them under a pair of simms waders, and again, not as form fitting as the gradients, but bearable. When the temps really drop and it's rainy I wear my boreal bibs. These fill that niche between the times you need to wear waders and needing something underneath, to those dry colder days in the field or muddy days when muck boots can be worn. Since I sized up I can put a pair of thin patagonia pants on underneath (what I wear to setup in early season) or wear warmer pants like a pair of patagonia nano puff pants. Very versatile. Quickly becoming the most worn piece in the marsh lineup for me.

Overall this product is well made and comfortable. The only problem I have with it is the fly. It is too small and I see no need for it to open from top and bottom.