SITKA Gear Men's Ascent Hiking Pant

Fit and look are good to me. 36w 32leg. True to size. I'm happy there. More of a mustard look than clay... Unfortunately. Pity grey was not available. Overall I'm happy as i was looking for light weight. I wore them hiking the weekend and had light baselayer underneath, very breathable and frankly they kept most of the snow off. Until I was kneeling or sitting. As expected they are not waterproof and as I plan on getting the timberline...they are perfect for light work. The Timberline will be camo, and these are for just hiking. Very happy. 4 stars as they are more mustard than the pics show...

Do you wonder why Sitka gear is so expensive? I went on a 3 day mountain hike/hunt in rugged terrain and these pants felt like they were made for Superman. Pants were subjected to heat, rain, cold, snags, everything and held up to all conditions. They even dried quickly when wet. I'm 6'5" 230lbs and cannot find pants that fit me correctly. I rolled the dice on Sitka Ascent 38-T and they fit perfect. Almost like tailored hunting pants. These will be my go to pants for hunting. I will not wear anything else from now on. Guess they are not that expensive because they are the only pants I need. They eliminate the problem of having to buy backup pants. My brother has the same pants and has used many brands and agrees these are the best by far. Sitka made a believer out of me!

I believe Sitka is probably a quality product. It is certainly marketed as such. I really have no complaints with the quality. My problem is that it is unbelievable to me that they put only one pocket in the rear and one cargo pocket. I cannot understand the reasoning. Men's pants, from work pants, dress pants, blue jeans, golf short, and yes, HUNTING pants all have two pockets in the rear. But not Sitka, no, for some reason they think we only need one. Go figure. Those cargo pockets are handy to for carrying small gear, calls, electronics etc. How hard would it be to one on both sides.So put me in the "disappointed" column, though I won't slam it on quality, just design. I'm going to try to sell mine as they've been worn only twice. Then I'll get another Kuiu Attack pants or some other manufacturer that understands the need for pockets.

The pants I like, very comfortable and sturdy for the most part. I ripped the leg my first trip out but it was from my crampon so I can't blame that one on anything other than myself. The issue I have is that the pair of pant I received were a set of "seconds" there was a defect that I my wife notice and pointed it out to me right away. Since it had been over 6 months since I bought them I felt obligated to keep them.

Let me start off by saying I bought these after hunting season and have not wore them for a full hunting season yet, however, I have an ascent jacket that is as durable as anything on the market. I've had the jacket for 2 years and it's still like new. Because the jacket and pants are made out of the same material I'm hoping for a long lasting pair of pants. They're a very comfortable and flexible pair of lightweight pants. If the pants don't hold up as well as the jacket I will edit my review immediately.

I just wore these on my North Texas Pronghorn hunt... they are truly excellent pants for warm weather excursions and stalking. I have no complaints - I ordered some suspenders - it keeps the pants in place and comfortable. If you wear your Merino Base Layer - you'll be able to handle cold weather - but be prepared to change into Jetstream or Timberline pants if the wind kicks up... Ascent Pants are the most comfortable pants I have ever won in the field... ever!

My son killed his 2nd deer first with his own weapon. This outfit worked. After the hunt I noticed a person using opifaide marsh/delta.

Pant legs a little to long. All else good fit ,pockets good. comfort and stretch good . Need cheaper price

As advertised...high quality.