Arc'teryx  Incendo Pants - Men's

The fit was good and the fabric felt comfortable, but the stitching around the waistband and gusset started coming apart after only a few wears.

Entirely too baggy. These need a taper or a revision, they look like balloon pants. 5’10, 195 so I am usually not having this issue. Was looking for a lightweight hiking pant with a drawstring.

The previous version of this pant was my go to hiking and climbing pant. In the latest redesign we lose a slim calf and ankle cuff, and gain an ankle draw string and more and bigger pockets. It’s a running pant! You are not going to carry your wallet, keys and oversized phone in your pockets - not least in a draw string pant, they will be around your knees in half a mile. The draw string pant leg is actually quite baggy above the cinch, and the excess fabric swishes against each leg. It is cut more like a simple jogger pant. Bring back the old cut - it was perfect and wasn’t broken - the small pockets were great for a car key or credit card. It’s still a good light weight hiking pant, but now no different from the patagucci Terrebonne jogger.

I really like these pants a lot. I have been using them primarily for road/trail running in cold months down in the southeast U.S.. I could also see these functioning as great travel pants in the warmer months. I love the double pocket on the left side. It allows me to separate my phone, wallet, and keys individually. It reminds me of my AND WANDER pants despite being half the price yet still having the same functionality and quality. I wear a 34-R in numerically sized Arc'teryx pants. I purchased both the black and the soulsonic purple in medium. I did notice a slight difference in sizing between the black and the new soulsonic colorway. The black pair seems to be SLIGHTLY more fitted and tapered, while the soulsonic wears a bit more relaxed. Both pairs fit great though. I certainly will buy more when new colors get released.

To call these running pants would be insult to all good running pants. The person who designed these should be fired. These pants have been featured in pretty popular music video, cant touch this by MC Hammer. I'm medium in all arc products and I could fit myself thru the leg opening. As soon as I put these on is was immediately disappointed by the baggy mcbag fit and they were put to return box ASAP. Skip them!

The pants fit well and feel great. I’ve hiked and run in them and was comfortable doing each. The drawstring cuffs are a plus because ticks. It’s already getting hot in north New Jersey and my legs felt great. I would like if Arc’teryx would make the drawstring slightly longer (same for Norvan Hybrid Tight). An inch would do it!

Overall, very nice product. Hope Veilance can release a similar model. Minimalist design, very thin fabric which is great for hot summer. Stretch could be improved. Another big issue is that the legs are too long which is common in all Arc'teryx pants. Please remember most of your customers are just ordinary people not models.

I always buy Arcteryx products because of minimalist design, superior quality, feel and construction. These pants are just ok but material does not feel that superior compared to what I have come to expect from Arcteryx. Ialso wish that the pant legs were zippered and pocket placement was a little far more behind

Most of the Arc'teryx climbing pants are too thick/heavy for spring/summer rock climbing (especially single pitch) and the trail running pants are usually too slim/narrow, but THESE are the new middle ground. Perfect fit, simple features, and great breathability/mobility. Stoked to climb more in these this season!

Purchased the Incendo pants for a trip to Oman. They were pre comfortable in the hot weather as they breathe well. Look good enough to wear in town and out at night. Easy to wash in the sink and quick dry. Enough pockets for travel.