Kryptek Men's Valhalla, Multi Season Performance Camo Hunting Pant

I ordered these Kryptek Valhalla camo pants in the dark Typhon color, in a 40 Reg, after trying the hoodie & Ts; all fit true to size, and feel great on. I've worn them during mild to warm conditions--70s & 80s, & 80+ % humidity, during moderate exercise, and have been **very comfortable; even cooler when I wet them with a water sprayer before wearing...and they *do dry quickly. I'll try them in the 90s & 100s this month, & report back...The pockets are handy; 2 hips, 2 fronts, & 1 combo each leg: pliers sleeve-type, with a small, credit-card zipper pocket on those leg pockets. The front-pocket pouches run down the leg inside the pants, so may keep change & small stuff from rolling out onto a car seat or couch; the hip pockets have neither hook-&-eye nor button closure, so anything more valuable than a bandanna or balaclava might easily slip--or-*be slipped--out without you realizing it's gone.As for the camo, I first saw the pattern about a year ago, & immediately thought it would work well to conceal at both short & long distance; I therefore tend to believe the Kryptek blurb about .mil testing results--BUT I have *NOT tested these myself against either friendly or hostile eyes in the field...I'll update on that here, too, if & when I can. Visually, it seems to me to be really effective , and I haven't had that problem with noisy "swishing" between legs while walking/running that some "camouflage pants do.I hope this is helpful to the prospective buyer. Please let me know if you have questions.

I used these pants for 3 hunting seasons now. They work really well in the early season, dove hunting, and anything else. They are comfy and silent. I like the camo pattern and extra pockets that are there, but they don't get in a way.

Over the years, I have started collecting Kryptek camo. I say over the years because yes, it is pricey but 100% worth the money. I spend ALOT of time in the outdoors all year in different seasons and this stuff performs amazingly. It’s an amazing company with an amazing product line. This stuff will blend into absolutely any terrain, anywhere in the world!

If I could, I’d give it 4.5 stars.Positives: fit, material, feel, camo pattern. Feels great in the summer heat, and it’s easy to imagine it functioning well in the late fall with a long base layer. The front and back pockets are perfect. Same with the belt loops. So many positives.The Only Negative: the hamstring and behind-the-knee pockets. Coming from someone who also doesn’t prefer pockets on the inside elbows of long sleeve shirts, I don’t know what items I would want sitting behind my knees and along my hamstring. If those pockets didn’t exist or if they were positioned somewhere functional, these pants would be an easy 5+ stars.I highly recommend these pants, but be aware of those pockets on the legs if those are important to you.

Great fit . The fabric is pretty nice. Will see how it holds up in the weather...

I wore these hunting in SE Alaska in extremely rough terrain. I tore a 2" hole in them, but the tear would have happened in just about any pants. I have other pants that are similar materials for hunting and they would have torn much worse than these. They are extremely comfortable and met the challenge head on. Very light and no binding, pinching or tension on legs while climbing up steep mountainsides. The Mandrake blends in marvelously with the rain forest vegetation here. It blended in so well that while I was stalking, i had a sow and two cubs walk within 20ft of me and never saw me, really cool, but a little nerve wrecking. These are great for the environment here and are good early season hunting pants.

Got exactly what u paid for. Size was great and very nicely made!

I took these pants on an elk trip for the first time this past weekend and am actually pretty disappointed the return period is over now. The side pockets are an absolute pain even physically when crouching/kneeling being placed too far back making you pinch items in them. Has unzippered thigh pockets as well that resulted in a lost zippo and only brought fire source luckily sometime on the last night. I stopped carrying almost everything in the pockets due to fear of losing stuff out of them adding to organization headaches on the trip. Really not that happy the only zippered pockets are a physical pain at times.