UNIONBAY mens Rainier Lightweight Comfort Travel Tech Chino Hiking Pants, Khaki, 36W x 30L US
Key features
- •Stretch, lightweight, quick drying fabric for comfort and east of movement
- •Stretch fabric is quick drying, water resistant and UPF 50
- •Mesh lined pockets 1 side leg pocket with zip closure zip back pockets
UNIONBAY mens Rainier Lightweight Comfort Travel Tech Chino Hiking Pants, Khaki, 36W x 30L US
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.5
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S04✓ Verified Purchase•August 20, 2023
I have more than a dozen of these pants bought over a decade. Still comfortable, looks ok at work great for hiking, on long flights with pockets etc!
Nice pant, though fabric is a bit stiff.
F James Myers Jr✓ Verified Purchase•August 19, 2023
Hopefully these will be good travel pants, worn once and they appear to be good for the use intended.
Dance Pants
Mick Sewell✓ Verified Purchase•August 8, 2023
These are my go-to dance pant (I have 4 pairs). The ease of movement, breathability, and side pocket for a phone are all great.
Functional travel pants
44Roger✓ Verified Purchase•July 4, 2023
Wore these 3 weeks in Europe. I rotated them with another pair and washed and dried them in my room at night. They dried quickly and looked fine the next day. Comfortable, cool, durable, lightweight. Better than jeans.
Marvelous
J.D.W✓ Verified Purchase•July 1, 2023
These are very close to a perfect pair of pants. Lightweight and breathable. They dry out very quickly if gotten wet. The pockets are deep and will hold quite a bit. Overall quality appears high. I'll be buying more.
Only caveat I'd throw in here is that if you want these to work as "business casual" as some reviews are saying I would consider trying a size down and making sure you get your precise inseam length. The legs are quite roomy, which I love, but if you're trying to dress these up you'll probably want a slimmer fit.
Only caveat I'd throw in here is that if you want these to work as "business casual" as some reviews are saying I would consider trying a size down and making sure you get your precise inseam length. The legs are quite roomy, which I love, but if you're trying to dress these up you'll probably want a slimmer fit.
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