Mens Rain Pants Waterproof Pants with Pockets Lightweight Packable Windproof Outdoor Over Pants for Hiking Fishig

If you ride a motorcycle, you WILL eventually get caught in the rain... I went with my wife to a convention over the summer... We were there for a few days before I had to head back... I knew we had the chance for rain, but took the cycles anyway... 2 hours from home plus an hour ferry ride... I got caught in a day long torrential rain storm... Thank God I had these in my bags... Worked EXACTLY as they needed to AND weren't hot as hell either as a lot of raingear can be in the summer... Will absolutely buy again

Yea, the cuffs on the pockets are backasswards, and the zippers are easy to foul unless you are careful. Also, the drawstring barrel lock is a bit weak on the pants I recieved and as a result you may have to tie off the drawstring. Because of this I keep a pair of cheap suspenders on them which is no big deal. BUT, these pants are truly waterproof, the mesh liner makes the quite comfy when using without jeans underneath, the velcro type of ankle adjustment works very well and before tightening them up the legs are large enough for me to not have to take off my hiking boots to put them on. And....these cost very little to buy. Recommended for sure!

Haven't used them yet but they feel good. Not like the cheesy PVC plastic material ones. Although if you're using them in the construction type work I wouldn't want to get them snagged on anything because I could see these tearing quick. The Velcro cuffs are great too. Makes it much easier to get a boot through, and then adjust tightly for waterproofing. I'm 6' and weigh 220 lbs. I went 2XL and they fit over jeans no problem with room to spare. The elastic waist it awesome too. They hold up well without using the drawstring. I'll be using them to stay dry while pressure washing so I'm sure they'll be great for that. I also will be machine washing these but would not recommend putting them in the dryer. I'm sure just hanging them outside for an hour or so will dry them. I'd recommend if you're using for light duty or just trying to stay dry in the rain ... definitely not for a construction site. I have a Viking brand rain coat and I wish these pants were just as sturdy but I paid up for that jacket ... over $75 back in 2015.

I bought it to replace a pair of worn out Marmots for an expedition cruise to Arctic Canada, Baffin Island and Greenland with daily Zodiac inflatable boat landings in the beach where I waded ashore, hiked in snowy, icy and windy conditions. The pants kept me dry and warm worn over sweatpants.

I got the medium and the fit is pretty good. They are very noisy if you, more so than most I've had and the elastic waist band is good but the draw string doesn't stay tight. the mechanical piece doesn't work like it should. I'll keep them, change the draw string and hope they'll hold up. We'll see this weekend.

Nicely done

By the time you struggle to get them on you're out of the mood to go out in the weather. Wore them once - that's all.

Good quality, light weight, durable, ok looking, they do their job, just kinda wide fit, that's why 4 n not 5 stars. They do their job.