Outdoor Walking Trousers

I thought I'd wait a while and get some good use out of the trousers prior to any review as although my 1st impressions were good, too often do I find products aren't made for longevity or durability.I'm pleased to say these trousers have been great so far. They've had plenty of use and have kept me warm and dry. They are flexible and comfortable which is essential when doing lots of walking. I've found some trousers are quite restrictive especially when walikng over moors and variable terrain.They aren't waterproof but they have given me a sufficient levels of protection when out in what I would class normal british weather when it's been windy and raining.I did purchase a 36 waist although I'm generally a 34. They have been fine and the belt provided ensures that there's no slack and that they sit well.I'm 6ft tall and I found the leg length fine.Overall, I feel that they are good value for money and would recommend based on my purchase and user experience.I will try the non fleece lined version at some point to see how they compare.

I purchased the ‘thin’ version of these first of all which have been great through most the year. These with the lining are noticibly thicker so really on for the much colder times.

Not what I expected, the are really thin but very strong and super comfortable. Only time will tell if the can handle a season of hill walking and fly fishing. I will be buying a 2nd pair.

What I like about these are that they're warm when you're outdoors. The material is fleecy inside (if you bought that option) and fairly windproof (I've not yet been out in a gale). They're pretty comfortable, although I notice they're clingy in places. The fabric is stretchy, I could easily bring a knee to my chest without feeling any strain on the trousers.To test the waterproofing I splashed a handful of water over them and it bounced straight off (the picture is about thirty seconds later, you can see water lying on the surface rather than soaking in). Can't say for certain that they'd keep me dry in the driving rain I encountered on a walk in October, but I've got full on waterproof trousers for that.Less positively there are only three pockets, one on the back and two hip pockets. All three are zipped, but position is awkward, the top of the zips is a little high, and I'm more used to double action pockets with a zipped one behind a hand warmer. There are also no leg pockets, which come in handy for maps, face masks, gloves and car keys. The lack of pockets make these not everyday trousers for me.The other thing I was less impressed by was the really high waist. It's round my midriff rather than just above my hips. It's either pull it up and be a bit less comfortable, or trip over the bottom of the trouser leg and have the crotch mid-thigh.

Been getting into camping this year and needed some trousers that I didn't mind getting wet/muddy/ripped but weren't overly expensive and these fit the bill.I am pretty tall and as my mother says I am "all leg". These are high waisted but I actually like that (no butt crack when I bend down to light the campfire).They have a soft fluffy lining that feels lovely and is nice and warm in the colder months. They also seem relatively water resistant. I am not saying you can use them for diving and you will probably still get wet in a rain storm but drinks spilled on me and rain water splashed off undergrowth I pushed through in the forest didn't seem to soak in.As far as negatives go I don't feel like they would stand up to serious damage and you could probably tear through them with a little effort and the pockets don't feel big enough compared to some thing like cargo trousers.If I keep up this camping lark I will probably invest in a much sturdier pair with bigger pockets etc. but, overall, very happy with them.

I have used my pair for a month of hiking through the Oxfordshire countryside as my Covid-19 "one exercise per day" now. I bought my pair at an Amazon Lightning deal and was positively surprised when they arrived - since I paid less than £20 for them.What you get is - lightweight trousers made from a stretchable material. I have a 36 inch waist, and the 36 inch trousers are fitting snugly - which is good since the material avoids chaffing very well. They wash and dry well, getting mud out of them is easy.What you might want to consider - they are NOT lined winter trousers. I prefer it that way, but if you live in the Scottish Highlands ... they might be too thin for you. Given their stretchy nature, I haven't yet tried getting a belt on them. Since they are snug fitting, I don't need a belt but carry my mobile phone, wallet and keys in an old bum bag - works well for me but it pockets are important to you might want to consider other options as well. Also, given the lightweight nature I would not expect them to last forever - but I would definitely buy another pair of those trousers.

Lasted 2 days before the trousers burst at the crotch .cant get a hold of anyone to get a replacement. Wasted £30

These trousers are perfect for hill walkin/ hiking in the warmer months. They are made of a thin material that is comfortable and stretch with your movement. The fastening clasp on the front does feel a little flimsy and in woodland I think they’d be shredded by brambles.I think they’re okay quality for the price