Arc'teryx  Konseal Pants - Men's

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Crag, boulder or gym—wherever you climb, the men's Arc'teryx Konseal pants combine the durability, comfort and performance climbers demand with a versatile style that works both on and off the rock.

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Features

  • Updated with design lines and a synthetic fabric blend of nylon and elastane
  • Wind-resistant and water-repellent
  • Durable, heavyweight stretch nylon plain weave fabric combines freedom of movement, comfort and long-wearing performance
  • PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish adds water resistance without harmful chemicals
  • Articulated patterning for unrestricted mobility
  • Low-profile ladderlock waist adjuster with offset buckle for a secure fit and comfort under a harness
  • Ventilated hand pockets and back pockets stow small essentials
  • Harness-friendly zippered thigh pocket
  • Regular fit provides freedom of movement

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Inseam measurements:
  • Regular: 28: 31.5 inches; 29: 31.5 inches; 30: 31.5 inches; 31: 31.5 inches; 32: 32 inches; 33: 32 inches; 34: 32 inches; 36: 32.5 inches; 38: 33 inches
  • Short: 28 Short: 29.5 inches; 29 Short: 29.5 inches; 30 Short: 29.5 inches; 31 Short: 30 inches; 32 Short: 30 inches; 33 Short: 30 inches; 34 Short: 30 inches; 36 Short: 30.5 inches; 38 Short: 31 inches
  • Tall: 28 Tall: 34 inches; 29 Tall: 34.5 inches; 30 Tall: 34.5 inches; 31 Tall: 34.5 inches; 32 Tall: 35 inches; 33 Tall: 35 inches; 34 Tall: 35 inches; 36 Tall: 35.5 inches; 38 Tall: 36 inches
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Technical Specs

Best Use

Rock Climbing

Hiking

Fabric

70-denier x 160-denier nylon plain weave, PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR); warp knit mesh

Pant Fit

Standard

Pant Leg Style

Tapered

Inseam (in.)

31.5, 32.5, 33 inches

Gender

Men's

Weight

12 ounces

Size Chart

Arc'teryx Clothing - Men's
XXSXSSMLXLXXLXXXLXS ShortS ShortM ShortL ShortXL ShortXXL ShortS TallM TallL TallXL TallXXL Tall28303233343638
Chest3335374043475154.53537404347513740434751
Sleeve Length3031.532.534353637383233343536373334353637
Waist272931343740.544.548.52931343740.544.531343740.544.530323435363840
Hip32.534.536.539.542.546.5505434.536.539.542.546.55036.539.542.546.55035.537.539.540.541.543.545.5
Inseam313131.53232.533332929.53030.5313134.53535.5363631.531.532323232.533

Sizing Notes

Measurements are stated in inches unless otherwise indicated.

Reviews
21 reviews with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars

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10 out of 13 (77%) reviewers recommend this product

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PaulG
Montréal
Rated 1.0 out of 5 stars

Absolutely bad

1 year ago

I bought this pants and it’s almost unwearable only three month after. The fabric is really not of good quality. Several holes appeared on the top of the thigh and a pocket is totally torned off at the back of the pants. The fit is great but don’t expect it to last more than a season. I’m a climbing guide,I’ve been buying Arc’teryx products for the last 20 years and the product quality has drastically deteriorated. I had a issu with a Gore-Tex jacket last year and these pants are probably the last product I’ll buy from Arc’teryx. I don’t recommend these pants.

No, I do not recommend this product
Originally posted on arcteryx.com
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Arc'teryx Guest Services
1 year ago

Hi Paul. Thanks for sharing your feedback on the Konseal Pant. We are sorry to hear about the durability issues you came up against them and that you are disappointed.

Valienxe
Toronto, ON
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars

Downgrade

1 year ago

Compared to the older versions of the Konseal Pant, these are a bit of a downgrade sadly. The addition of more synthetic fibers can be a + or a - depending on taste, but the biggest shame is that with the change in material, the fit has changed. The previous versions a slimmer fit that easily slid under a harness and was easy to wear to the gym, crag, or simply casually in more urban environments. Depending on one's preference, the older version which sported more cotton into the textile, was arguably more comfortable next-to-skin while offering great mobility with the gussets. All in all, the previous versions were a more superior pair of pants.

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Sonagi
Northern Virginia
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Arc'teryx Men's Konseal Pants Review

7 days ago

I took these on a couple of hikes and they quickly became a favorite. They are incredibly comfortable, breathable, and move with you without feeling restrictive. The water resistance is excellent as light rain and splashes just bead off effortlessly. They look good enough for everyday wear yet perform exactly how you want on the trail. Honestly I have no flaws to point out. These pants simply do everything right.

Age:45–54
Weight:150–175 lbs.
Height:5'8"
Yes , I recommend this product

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Rusty Piton
Toronto, ON
Rated 1.0 out of 5 stars

petroleum-based plastic fabric - thumbs down

1 year ago

Very disappointed with the switch from cotton to plastic. Why did you ruin the best designed climbing pants on the market? Natural fabrics are the most skin friendly (and the most earth friendly), not the petroleum-based ones. if you want to poison your blood with micro plastics there are plenty of other plastic climbing pants out there also ... these pants make lots of noise when you move ! Bring the cotton back ! PS - According to the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America) over 346 million barrels of oil are used every year to make synthetic fabrics like polyester, nylon and acrylic. Food for thought.

No, I do not recommend this product
Originally posted on arcteryx.com
Response from arcteryx.com
Arc'teryx Guest Services
1 year ago

Hi there. Thanks for sharing your feedback on the Konseal Pant. We are sorry to hear you are disappointed with the new fabric, our design team is always looking to meet the demands of our users and we will be sure to pass your review along to them.

Ivan
Sargans, Switzerland
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

Great for outdoor climbing

1 year ago

Overall I'm pleased with these new pants. They are strechy and comfy. They are a tad wider than the previous model. But they're not baggy nor do they restrict your view on your feet. My only disappointment is that Arc completely scrapped the cotton based pants for these. Oh yeah… we need more flashy colors!

Yes , I recommend this product
Originally posted on arcteryx.com
HamsterA
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars

Not a fan of the material

1 year ago

I have two pairs of the old cotton blend Konseal pants, and they are perfect. Was hoping this would just be a stretchy version of the same. The cut here is slightly baggier, especially at the cuff. Which is a negative for my use, the close cuffs were a key feature of the old ones. The biggest issue for me though is the material. It's that 'old school' rubber, noisy material that isn't comfortable, and is very swishy. It also feels quite heavy in comparison to the old, I thought this would be a more lightweight material. It feels thick and stiff due to it's rubbery nature.

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rocco1109
Golden, Colorado USA
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Comfy and Stretchy

1 year ago

I first owned the Konseal shorts and loved them so I had to add the pants. The material is light and stretchy making these pants very comfortable for everyday wear. I have an Italy trip coming up and I bet they make great travel pants, not only for 10+ hours on the plane but for hiking and sightseeing as well. I guess I'll find out! I'll be bringing my Konseal shorts and Cormac hoodies as well. My only wish is that they had a button at the waist instead of a snap.

Yes , I recommend this product
Originally posted on arcteryx.com
ScreechingNarwhal
Edmonton, AB
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

Solid pant, fits large

8 months ago

Overall pretty good pants. I've used them for indoor and outdoor bouldering and sport climbing. Side pocket is big enough to hold a couple of phones. The inclusion of back pockets is questionable, as any hard item will cause pinching and limit mobility, but could be handy if wearing it around town before heading to the crag. It's been fairly durable, I've noticed some piling on the knees.

Yes , I recommend this product
Originally posted on arcteryx.com
Matt
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Great pants for climbing and casual use

1 year ago

Great pants for climbing and wearing around town. I purchased these in black and they provide a lot of range for movement when climbing. I purchased these in the short cut and they’re perfect. The black is nice because they work well for casual use as well.

Yes , I recommend this product
Originally posted on arcteryx.com
Thanh
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars

Please stop changing this pants.

5 months ago

They keep changing these pants. I've been buying the Konseal pants since 2019 and they are great for a lot of things including bike commuting, casual office attire, rock climbin,g and camping. I have 2 or 3 of these pants at any point and I have to say that with the latest iteration (I know of at least 4 in the last 4 years), it is so similar to the Gamma pants that I'll stop buying them. The material has become a lot more durable, the length keeps getting longer, and the fit keeps getting looser and with more stretch. They are no longer good for commuting, and less suitable for climbing. Its looser cut also looks less sharp in the office. It has become general-use pants like the Gamma. The looser cut around the calf means they touch the bike chain. The longer and looser them also mean they get more in the way of climbing shoes. In a world where we already have Gamma, why do we need something like the gamma? One major plus is the increase in durability. Both of the original pants have ripped along with my A2B pants, but the last three version has hold up great so far.

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Response from arcteryx.com
Arc'teryx Guest Services
5 months ago

Hi there, thanks for your feedback on the Konseal Pant. We appreciate your support over the years and understand your frustration with the recent changes. Your insights are valuable, and we’ll be sure to share them with our team.

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