ATGMen's Convertible Trail Jogger

After much research into all types and brands of various hunting pants. I pulled the trigger and went with these. I am very happy I did! There are so many different hunting pants available at a wide range of pricing from cheap to expensive. I have now personally used these pants in multiple spring turkey hunts here in Pennsylvania and I can now tell you they are amazing! Very lightweight, comfortable, completely water resistant (one hunt rained the entire morning) and I almost feel as though I was not wearing pants due to how lightweight they are. I was a bit concerned of the slight noisy fabric at first, which after washing & air drying twice before use and in between hunts, I can now say they are dead quiet in the field (perfect for bow hunters). I am not easy on my gear as I hunt hard, and these pants have as of writing this review withstood the test of time and much abuse in the field and without flaw. I have not wore these in our cold December Whitetail hunting season as of yet, but I did wear a pair of base layer/compression pants for warmth underneath and I am confident enough to wear these out this December to hunt in. These pants are true to size. I am 6'0" and weigh 175lbs and ordered a size 32x30 which left me adequate room for a baselayer if needed. There are also plenty of pockets for your phone, knives, wallet, calls, gps or any other essentials one may need while out in the field. Last note, the "built in belt" is a nice touch and I appreciate this feature, however I would not count on this alone. As I like to wear my own "EDC belt" which is 1.5" over the built in belt and it is not a problem whatsoever and I often forget I have it on as it does not interfere with the built in belt system. So, if you are looking at these for the trail or climbing you can't go wrong. And for my fellow big game hunters who are on the fence about which pant to buy, please don't hesitate to purchase these, you will be happy you did and so will your wallet! I could not find any info on the latter so I hope this review helps. And good luck this hunting season!

The comfort of these pants are amazing. The weight and comfort are like no other. The fit is spot on. The color is great and the elasticity definitely helps after those large meals. There are plenty of pockets to store all my stuff and get out to enjoy the day. Bought these on sale and I ended up buying 7 pairs different colors.Thanks.

I own three pair in different colors and looking to add another color. They've served as an excellent hiking/backpacking pant, a paddling pant, cool weather mountain biking pant, fishing pant and casual wear around the house or in town. They're durable, material has enough stretch, washes well, repels water, and I've had no issue on wear. A few reasons it doesn't get 5-Stars. I'm not a fan of the faux belt that is stitched into the front of the pant so, it can't be removed. But, yet the pants come with belt loops? So, if you need/want to add a belt? You'll have a belt over a belt in the front. I've been considering trying to cut that belt out. I usually wear size 34 but, I've found a 34 in these is a little snug in the waist and thighs for my liking. I have the size 36s and although it is a little loose in the waist. It is perfect everywhere else. The second reason is the knee vent, which is two slits in the back of the knee area. For me this doesn't work. There is no way to keep them open and I don't believe they're venting much air. If Wrangler would get rid of the faux belt & leave the belt loops and replace the knee vents with a zipper, opening in the front. This would be a great pant worthy of a 5-Star Rating. I have other outdoor pants that cost in the $150 price range and I find myself always slipping on these Wrangler ATGs. For the price and what you're getting...this is an excellent pant! I've already hooked my buddies on them and I'd highly recommend to anyone else.

I work in Garden department and it fits me, except its, a little long, other than that overall is great. It's light and I order a few more. I would recommend this product and it doesn't feel heavy. The quick dry is helpful and I don't go home wet.

Well say less. That bear will know you mean business in these hiking pants. Bring bear spray though... Some of them bears just don't like people.It's comfortable, but a little noisy due to the fabric type. The belt is odd and I'm worried it might not last long after going through the wash a couple times. We shall see!

Nice style and acceptable fit, but pants ripped after about four hours of wear. My other Wrangler pants lasted much, much longer.

I bought them for cycling when you need more than just shorts. I was in between sizes and went a size smaller, but I wouldn't do that again - the integrated belt would allow you to size down if needed. The clasp on that belt is great, as is the adjustment, so even though I barely got the button on the pants buttoned the belt held it all together and gave me confidence the pants wouldn't unbutton mid-activity.Wore these on a 2.5hr ride up and down a mountain, and shockingly I did not sweat through these nor was I cold on the descent. It kept the wind and sun off me while my friend only wore shorts and had to deal with that. I don't know how, my only guess is my sweat wicked to the pants and then evaporated very quickly because my chamois was damp, as expected, but the pants were not. And of course I sweat elsewhere. Very impressed, I'm actually thinking I'll be wearing these in warmer temps than I thought to help keep the sun off.They also have a cinch by the ankle to keep the pant leg opening from getting in the way. The material is durable enough like any "adventure" pants. If these had a cycling brand name, or some fancy outdoor brand, they'd probably cost 3-4x. I'm already thinking about another pair one size up...

I got these for bike commuting. It’s better than ACTUAL bike commuting pants that are always about as thick as denim and cost about four to five times more. The material is lightweight and dries fast. The leg openings can be cinched so they don’t catch on the chain. It comes with a belt sewn into the front but I didn’t like it so I cut it out and use my own.

Súper cómodos, definitivamente los cambio por la mezclilla, muy recomendables

I'm very picky when it comes to attention to detail and fit as well as looks. These pants are 10/10 all around. I wear them rucking and they keep me cool. Definitely worth the price.

These are comfortable, narrow ankle pants great for hiking or biking. There is a cinch belt stitched into the front which may not be for everyone. Roomy legs and feel durable. Wrangler ATG lineup are my new favorite pants!

Muy cómodo

Los pantalones son de buena calidad y muy frescos. La talla (long) es adecuada, sin embargo la de cintura (waist) es mas grande de lo que esperaba por lo que me quedan un poco grandes, pero son muy buenos