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Outdoor Research Goldbar Pants - Men's
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Want the look of denim but with technical features for the trails? The men's Outdoor Research Goldbar pants merge abrasion and water resistance with movement-mirroring stretch for comfort on the go.
Shop similar products- Rugged and durable design, with just the right amount of stretch, is built to withstand rough terrain
- Cotton/spandex blend has a durable water repellent (DWR) treatment, making the pants water- and abrasion-resistant
- Garment-washed fabric gives these pants a lived-in look and feel
- UPF 50+ sun protection
- 5-pocket styling
- Right thigh drop-in pocket adds a touch of utility
- Metal shank button closure
- Gusseted crotch and double fabric at the hem provide extra durability
- 16 in. leg openings on Size 32
Imported.
View all Outdoor Research Men's Hiking Pants| Best Use | Hiking Casual |
|---|---|
| Fabric | 98% cotton/2% spandex with durable water repellent (DWR) treatment |
| Sun-Protective Fabric | Yes |
| UPF Rating | 50+ |
| Pant Fit | Standard |
| Pant Leg Style | Straight |
| Inseam (in.) | 32 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
| Weight | 1 lb. 8 oz. |
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Location:Undisclosed
3 years ago
Function well from cutblocks to the office
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I'm 173cm tall and about 80kgs, the 32 waist x 30 inseam fits me perfectly. I live in the NE BC and needed the extra warmth for the cold mornings in the shoulder seasons. These pants make me feel comfortable either doing field inspections, hiking thru cutblocks and brush, or coming back to the office for meetings. I disagree with other reviews I read before buying these that they look/feel like bottom bell pants, these fit nicely over my boots or sneakers. The saddle colour matches what I expected from the website and I'm considering buying different colours.
Review originally posted on outdoorresearch.com
Location:Hudson valley, NY
2 years ago
every day favorites
Yes , I recommend this product
These have a "gusseted" crotch which means they're not tight where all the fabric comes together. So they don't wear out due to stress there and the fit is much more relaxed without looking baggy. Material is soft but sturdy feeling. The colors make them slightly more presentable than blue jeans, but they're equally effective for a chores day crawling around on the roof. I wear them almost every day.
Review originally posted on outdoorresearch.com
Location:Undisclosed
2 years ago
Great all-around pant.
I've had these in "fatigue" (green) and "storm" (grey) for a couple of years now and wear them more days than not; just a good, general-use pant which I prefer to jeans, and they also happen to work fine at the climbing gym. I recently picked up my third pair in "saddle" (orange-ish brown) and am really liking this color; goes great with a blue or green top.
Review originally posted on outdoorresearch.com
2 years ago
Good material, but awkward pockets
Everything is fine about the pants, except the pockets. the opening is too small and high up to easily get your hand in and out of. Otherwise, solid material. Not stretchy at all, so be aware on the waist size.
Review originally posted on ExpertVoice.com
Location:Ottawa
2 years ago
Awesome
Yes , I recommend this product
Really dig these pants. Perfect fit and outstanding quality. I don't really use the small pocket on the side but if you needed to store a small item I can see it being useful. Definitely recommend these pants.
Review originally posted on outdoorresearch.com
Location:WHITEHORSE
2 years ago
Clean look, durable and comfortable
Yes , I recommend this product
Second pair I've gotten, these are a comfortable jean that can take the abuse of an active lifestyle while also keeping a nice sharp clean look.
Review originally posted on outdoorresearch.com
Location:Battle Ground, WA
2 years ago
Good pants but the zipper is a tad too short
Yes , I recommend this product
Good pants but the zipper is a tad too short hence the one star deduction
1 year ago
Review originally posted on outdoorresearch.com
