I started a concierge position back in October with my company. I had to take a course and passed to getting transferred over to school security with my company. We are responsible for our own khakis. I started looking and found these Under Armour pants! I had to read the reviews before deciding on these pants. After deliberating with myself for a few days I made the decision to purchase these. Needless to say they came in today! I tried them on instantly fell in love! I love how these are low rise! They move with my body! They're so comfy! They are very feminine and they hug my curvy thighs! They spread out below the knee making these easy to wear! The only complaint I have is that they are too long for me. I'm a short 5'3 with my legs different lengths. I wish these came in 8 Short! These are great pants! If anyone is debating make the decision and buy them!

Khaki pants are required for my search and rescue shenanigans. I initially intended to pick up some hiking pants in the appropriate color but unfortunately experienced difficulty finding any that fit. I ran across these and was hesitant based on some of the reviews. Glad I ignored them and ordered a pair anyway. If you need durable, comfortable pants that can take a beating, these are the pants for you!

Pros:
- Decent material and weight.
- Comfortable.
- Fit well.
- Low waist. I despise things around my waist or higher; they make me feel claustrophobic.
- Durable. I wear these climbing/scrambling and traipsing around some fairly rough terrain. I've forced my way through thick thorny brush and (intentionally) slid on my arse down some rocky/mountainous ridges. Pants were flexible across all maneuvers, and they remained intact through it all--unlike the light/midweight hiking pants of some other team members who ended up with rips, tears, and holes.
- Quick drying: Whether being pelted by rain or being laundered, they dry quickly -- and without wrinkles!
- Pockets are functional and actually deep enough to put something more than a tube of chapstick.
- Absence of zip-off legs and other convertible features. I don't care for these features, which seem to be offered on more pants than naught; I never use them and those sorts of designs usually hit my legs oddly so that they rub against them incessantly -- which I find irritating.

Cons:
- Fabric's not entirely breathable. However, the design helps mitigate some of this. The only real problematic area is the waist/hips. Furthermore, this is only an issue in extreme temps (100+ degrees). Since the pants are snug around the waist/hips, it can be a slight challenge to pull them down after you've exerted yourself for a while and they've melded perfectly to your body (in this area). This may not be an issue for some if they're accustomed to wearing skintight jeans/pants. Regardless, I still wear these for extended periods of time (8-12+ hours) in extreme temps and don't notice any problems whatsoever . . . until I need to go to the bathroom and get to wiggle around a bit.
- I only bought one pair to try out first. Now they're sold out of this color, and the other needed color costs over twice as much for some bizarre reason.

These are probably my favorite pants ever even though they're for "work." Despite the minor breathability issue, I really like them and intend to buy additional pairs. So what if your rear gets a li'l warm during the summer? Isn't a hot bum supposed to be a positive thing?

I've tried 5.11, Propper, and VertX, and these fit the best by far. I was lucky enough to get a pair from goodwill for $15, but bought another at full price. They are not high rise like other brands I've tried and sit comfortably on the hips instead of the waistband cutting into the stomach. One thing to note is that I'm usually a size 6-8 in pants, but wear a size 10 in these so order a size up.

Excellent pants! I have been searching for new pants for hiking that do not come up to my armpits!! Many reviewers said they were too low rise-I disagree. If you are used to wearing low rise jeans like I am, they are perfect. If you are used to wearing high rise pants, look for something else!!

I am also glad I did not go with the advice of many to size up. Again if you normally wear low rise pants, order your normal size. I usually wear a 6 and the 6 fit perfectly. However, if you are on the curvy side (I am not) you may want to go up a size. That was one of the reasons I loved these pants so well-they fit like they were made for me. Many times jeans and pants are too tight in the waist for me and too roomy in the butt/thigh area. These were perfect. If you are curvy with a small waist, you may not like the fit on these.

I also love the knee gussets allowing extra knee room. I find many pants bind in the knee area while climbing over rocks and stuff. The material feels extra durable and they are extremely well made. The fabric has just enough stretch for ease of movement, but not enough where I feel they will eventually stretch out of shape like many others. I love the wide waistband as well. Everything about these pants was a hit with me.

Some reviews said the white material sticks out of the pockets-I did not find this to be true (maybe they fixed the design since the reviews). I liked them so much, I ordered the brown pants as well. I think these will be the last hiking pants I ever buy-they seem so durable I doubt they will wear out!!

Like the way it looks. Great material Durable..