MAGCOMSEN Men's Winter Pants Fleece Lined Ski Snow Pants Water Resistant 4 Zip Pockets Outdoor Pants

You’re lookin at my new work pants! They get an A+ for geospatial and building survey work. I spent 8 hours lugging heavy equipment and climbing up/down roof levels 5’+ apart on a big box retail store roof every day this week, and they have been a game changer. They still look presentable/professional enough for interacting with clients, but can withstand the dirty work. No more wet/tattered knees, or getting progressively dirtier throughout the week. They’re not impervious to things like oil and grease, of course, but being water resistant, they show significantly less evidence of what I put them through over the course of the week. I haven’t had them long enough to say for sure, but the stitches look strong and durability is not dwindling so far. They’re comfortable and easy to move in.Fit is great. I struggle with pants sizes because I am tall, have a relatively small waist, and my thighs/rear end are disproportionately big for the rest of me. I’m 5’8”, 32” waist and 42” hips- 165 lbs. Per the size chart, I was on the cusp between two sizes, and ultimately chose the slightly larger for strenuous work mobility’s sake, and to fit leggings underneath in the severe cold. I’m very happy with what I got. The thighs are a little tighter, and the waist just a little bit looser, but thus is the life I lead. I could have standed to go the smaller size, but as is they stay up splendidly without a belt, stay put even better with a belt, and are still very comfortable with a layer beneath (without being baggy). They’re flattering- wasn’t expecting to feel cute at work.As for water resistance, I haven’t held them under a faucet or anything- but I knelt in snow 90 times for about 3 minutes each, and I’m dry as a bone.For anyone with sensory issues, I will note that the seams for the reinforced knees are noticeable. I don’t think they’d be a bother for someone neurotypical, but I was grateful that I had already planned to wear leggings underneath (12 degrees yesterday) because they’d have been kind of uncomfortable/scratchy on my thigh when I crouch without another layer.The pockets are copious and functional, thankfully without looking like cargo pants. 😬 secure zippers so that nothing comes flying out when I’m climbing a 25’ vertical ladder with 40lbs on my back.I think pants that cost twice this much would just be comparable. The ONLY thing I’ve found in other pairs of pants that I’d have liked is a hammer loop, but I’m quite happy with my choice for the price. I won’t be spending $70 for my next pair, when these exist.

I ordered three pairs of these pants to give to my husband, and my two 19-year-old sons for Christmas. They are all over 6 feet tall, and I sized up as suggested in the reviews. They are absolutely wonderful pants! Over the holiday break, they wore them out and are very cold shop working on an old car. They are warm with the cozy fleece lining, keeps the wind and the water off your lower body. The nice pockets are large enough for mobile phones, and the stretchy elastic waistband makes it easy to tuck in thicker warm layers of shirts. The length of the pants definitely is long enough for my six footers. So far I have washed one of the pairs, used cold cold, liquid soap, and I hung them up to dry over a heat vent. They came out sparkling and in great shape on a delicate cycle. These pants were a really good value, they are high quality, they would work for skiing, snowboarding, or even riding a motorcycle in the rain. So happy I Purchased them. I might go back for a pair for myself to wear out in the snowy weather. They are really a unisex style.

They are super comfortable, nice and soft on the inside and a slick material on the outside for waterproofing. I took them snowboarding for a whole day and was on my butt most of the time and at the end of the day, everything was still nice and dry. I wore them on a ATV ride and was in 2 foot deep snow in them kneeling for a snowball fight and they were bone dry too. My girlfriend was wearing jeans and they were absolutely soaked. Through both of these, my legs never got cold or wet they really are amazing look no further!

Does protect against wind okay-ish, but you DEFINITELY need to layer under it. Also don't get the white color it gets dirty quick and you cant wash stains off.

Bought these for a trip to Kahzakstan during the winter. They are absolutely perfect. Plenty of pockets for snow pants and the zippers have held up wonderfully. They kept me warm mostly by themselves on the average snow day but did need thermals underneath for the coldest of cold days. They remained waterproof after a full day on the snow sledding and wrestling with my son. They fit as expected for the size ordered.

Very nice feeling, inside and out. Not to hot with fless liner, fless also provided the additional warmth I was looking for. Soft shell held up better than expected. Thorns and all on first day, so upset... made it out, pants were just like new! I need the hard knee pads maternal on the butt as well. The pockets zip up which means I can't carry my knife and have the pocket contents safely zipped. I need pockets to zip down. Note: add swell below zipper for knife clip and still have zipper fully zipped. I would pay extra for both. For the price top notch.

Fits true to size. I appreciate the elastic waist, since I am between sizes. Just the ticket for wintery walks. The soft shell resists wind and light precip, while the fleece liner keeps my legs warm. They are NOT ski pants, because they 1 fit too tightly for active sports like alpine skiing, and 2 the legs are too narrow to fit around ski or snowboard boots. These are more winter hiking or snowshoeing pants.

Too small. I'm a 36 waist; amazon suggested a 34 waist. I received pants that are too small at the waist. Furthermore, the zippers are not the type meant for these type of snow pants. The zippers are too small as well and the button-thru-slot at the waist is all wrong. Should be a button snap or Velcro.