First LiteMen's Sawbuck Brush Pant

A little bit longer than I thought, but the quality is very high, should last forever. That’s what they say, you get what you pay for.

I normally buy a 32-33" inseam in pants. In my waist size there were no 32s, but I was able to order a 33" inseam. The leg was about 3" too long for me. The pants appear to be of high quality and perfect for most upland hunting, but just make sure you get the correct length.

I had high hopes for these and I REALLY wanted to like them, but unfortunately, they fell short. First let me say the the material is amazing as is the construction quality. Very well built and extremely comfortable. They stretch nicely with your body movements and have great features like suspender compatibility and a knife gusset in the pockets.The problem with these is in the garment design, specifically in the cut. I see this often in the garment industry where companies take shortcuts in their design and try to save money by attempting to adapt a single fabric cut list to multiple finished sizes by simply altering the button placement on the waistline and the ankle hem placement relative to the inseam length. What ends up happening is you get weird shaped clothing with buttons that are attached to the garment off-centered and thighs that are way too big for the size, and which taper down to skinny calves. It's like a combination between baggy pants and skinny jeans. Take a look at the pictures. (shown with Carhartt brush pants for comparison) I do have high hopes for these if First Lite gets this stuff sorted out and makes a Rev 2.0 with fixes to the cut and fit issues. Also, these do run about 1" small on the waist. I wear a size 30 and the 32 fits just a little loose. Can we get a proper 30" waist?

So far so good with these pants. I love the material. The waist size is spot on. I don't need a belt to wear mine. The thigh material allows easy walking, stepping over logs, and bending for a big guy. I'm 6'5" and 320 lbs+ with large thighs. I would not hesitate to recommend to bigger guys. As far as " skinny jeans", they do taper at the ankle. I think ideally I'd like the leg a tad shorter to wear with my boots. I'll definitely put these to the test in the field with pheasant, grouse, and deer hunting.

I bought these for my husband for Christmas. He hasn't taken them off since! He is 6’1” 185 pounds. I got him 34/35. He said they are very comfortable. They fit him well and look nice. He generally wears wranglers. I haven't washed them yet.

Pants aren’t really exciting but these are well made. Seams are perfect and materials feel very hardy and lasting. I’m a usual 34x34 so I ordered the 34-Tall which is supposed to be 34x35. These ended up being like 3” to long. I just roll them up but for $150 I feel they should have got the inseam length accurate. Wish I would have got the Regular 34. Oh well.

These are solid pants. Great fit and very comfortable. I’ve worn them several times for a few tromps through the woods and brush and they have held up with no problem and no sign of wear.

Very nicely made lightweight pant. Love the camo pattern, it works so well. Heavier panels stitched in around the cuff and knee which is nice for durability. Good deep pockets. Inseam is long at about 33-34, a little too ling for me. Quieter material than I thought it would be. I've used them for deer hunting so far and they're great. Will be getting years of good use out of these!