33,000ft Men's Winter Snow Ski Fleece Lined Pants Warm Waterproof Softshell Insulated for Snowboard Outdoor Work Hiking

Spectacular Pants in every respect. Size 32/32. Fit perfectly and that is the size I usually order for slacks. There are side adjustments but left then as is. Material is and looks great, almost like dress pants. Nicely hemmed. zipper pockets are awesome. For right back one I tuck the zipper bangle inside the pocket then close it. Super warm and look snazzy. Many thanks !

Pants are nice. Warmer than regular jeans but still need another layer in cold. Zipper quality is great. Comfortable and wind resistant. Seem durable. Material thickness is not great but hoping these keep me warmer in sub zero temps.

I work outdoors at temperatures around freezing. These keep my lower body comfortable. Sizes are accurate and the stretchy waist helps

Job one is staying warm on my cold morning walks. It's why I bought these pants. It gets very cold where I live, zero degrees F or colder in the morning is ordinary here. These pants with fleece long underwear were almost too warm in zero temps! Value for the money? In that kind of cold, money is not an issue if the pants keep you warm. The only drawbacks are that the pants are made of a stretchy material that binds at the knee when sitting down, they need to be pulled up a bit, and the front pockets are zippered which I don't much care for. But these are minor details, I may very well buy another pair.

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These things are great. They are the first pant I’ve found that is as good as a major snow company brand (rimes with time ) the fit and finish along with the stretch fabric is spot on. Pay attention to sizing because they mean it. My normal size for winter clothes (bibs/pants) is XL. I had to go to 3xl . I plan on buying more .

Purchased for my son, who is a "cart guy" at a local Target store. Living in Minnesota, the weather can get bitterly cold here, and he needs to be dressed for whatever Mother Nature can dish out. So far he has worn these in a squall with 50mph wind gusts, and in windchills of -15F. He says the windproofing is better than anything he's owned yet, and he has not been cold in them yet. He says they are great, and feels they're made much better than his previous fleece-lined khakis.

Wore a couple of times. Warm and comfortable. Seems like it will not last long though (material seems like it will fall apart). Made in China.