Paulyboy from United States, MA Public Profile

These are typical WM quality. The fabric is called Microlite XP. It reminds me of the fabric on the MH Ghost Whisperer.
It is ripstop, but so lite it's hard to believe. Ditto for the Gore Windstopper fabric on the knees to cuffs) on front and seat.
Don't think of normal Windstopper- this is tough but super light weight. The zippers are a perfect size and weight and made by IDEAL, not YKK as the WM website indicates. I'm 6'4 and 200 lbs. the XL works great, with 34" leg length. Lots of down, but not too much to look like clown pants. The waist and cuffs are elasticized and work great. A very light belt helps to snug them up tight.
Used at 0 degrees and -25 wind chill inside a 0 degree WM sleeping bag. Toasty wearing a stretch fleece tight underneath.
If you are in the market for down pants, these are an excellent choice. Note there are no pockets.

Great item, as you would expect from Western Mountaineering
But these are more slippers than booties. They have a stiff foam sole and DON'T compress small.
For that reason, no compression sack is included. You COULD hike/backpack with these, but if you are looking for something to wear INSIDE your sleeping bag, go with the Flash booty. I actually, bought the EXPED down booty which compresses in its (supplied) waterproof sack to the size of a soda can. Fluffy, high loft down, but no stiff bottom sole.
So assess your needs- for trekking around the campsite, these are great. For something to keep your feet warm INSIDE your bag, go with something else. I have BOTH styles now, so I'm a happy camper, (groan)

Great. Lightweight. Runs quite big. The C Knit backer gives it a nice, supple feel. No "crinkly" feel and sound.
The hood has only one pull tightener which works ok, but not great. The visor is too small to keep rain off your nose!
Sleeves are VERY long on my XL- probably 40". Enough to to completely cover the ends of my fingers if the sleeves are not fastened around the wrist. I like that for several reasons- great while reaching up. My "Underwater Blue" color is more Aqua- but a nice color. Lots if components. It reminds me of my Neoshell jacket in its feel, although lighter. Uses very little space in your pack. Well done, Patagonia

I'm a huge fan of the G1000 fabric. This looks like a shirt but is really a jacket. I have it in Green with Olive highlights
Lots of compliments. At the risk of losing a bit of its "classic" retro-look, I woul add a cinch at the bottom to seal out wind, and adjust straps integrated into the hood. Fjallraven offers that on their Eco shell rain jacket among others.
The build quality is typical Fjallraven- excellent. Remember that this is only a shell- buy it large enough for layering in cold weather. Although all G1000 products come waxed from the factory, I suggest you wax it using the Fjallravrn Greenland wax. It's easy and fun and greatly enhances the water and wind repellency. I gave it 4 stars only because of the two nit picks mentioned.

I have 2 pair- one in black and one in red. Very comfortable. Well made-almost intricate. Turn them inside out to confirm this. Tough where they need to be (knees and thighs and seat) and wonderfully stretchy elsewhere. I also have 2 pairs of Vidda Pro pants-similar, but without the stretch panels. The G1000 fabric is great-really tough but comfortable on the skin, perhaps because of the cotton blend.
I waxed them (Fjallraven Greenland Wax) on the G1000 areas and that makes them nearly waterproof. I sat in wet snow today for 30 minutes and NO moisture leaked inside. I was amazed and surprised at this. If you're on the fence, don't be! Buy em', then Wax em'

I have 2 pairs of these and 2 pairs of Keb trousers. Two black, one "Autumn Leaf" and one in Red (with black) which is stunning. They are well made, good looking ( getlots of compliments) and the G1000
fabric us outstanding. I also waxed them with the Fjallravrn Greenland wax. I sat in a wet snowbank today for 30 minutes and NO wetness seeped in. I was amazed! If you are undecided, don't be. These are awesome pants and I recommend them highly. Buy em', then wax em'

just what I was looking for. Light and easy to pack. Well made. Stab is a good choice. Also, a great value

First, the good news. I'm a big fan of DryQ Elite membrane. This has stretchy knees and seat. The problem is the cut. This pant is 11" wide at the pant leg hem and maintains this width ALL the way up to mid thigh. Then is widens even more! I usually wear a 36-38 waist ( in jeans, for example) and it was suggested I size up to XL (long inseam). Believe me when I say, you can get two of my legs into these pants- and that's with fleece pants! Also the area around the hip and seat is huge! It seems like it is designed for a pear! Only because the price I paid here at camp saver outlet was so outstanding low, I won't return them. So....good materials and build quality and workmanship. But terrible fit/design/cut. Also as many reviews online discuss, the zipper on the front crotch area doesn't zip low enough. You really need to lower the top bib to urinate. That's all why it's a 3 star, not a 5....