Puma Golf NA Men's 5 Pocket Tech Pant

Fit great. Look great. They are transparent though. I would recommend wearing white underwear, as people will be able to see what you are wearing underneath! Otherwise, these are great. I’ve had them for 5 years and I still wear them golfing. They really feel cool when it’s hot out because the material is so light and breathable.

A little bit pricey, but this pants are great, very comfortable, elegant and well done.And as a friend once told me:- It's not how you play golf, is how you look in the golf course... -

These pants are very comfortable and breath wonderfully. I played several rounds this summer in high heat and it was fine in these pants. They were thinner material than I expected but they are holding up fine. The only issue is that white pants are difficult to keep clean, especially if you use the pockets on these at all, you'll be washing them a couple of times to get them white again.

This is a terrific pair of pants; fits well, looks great and feels really comfortable. Note that though slim looking, the cut is generous for larger sizes...

Too large to be 38 - 32, this pant looks like a 42 - 32, first one in history! Wow

The legs on these pants are incredibly slim. If you would like a nice tight fitting pant for the golf course, you will give this 5 stars. If you prefer a loose fit then these are not for you.

They always say golf is a game played in the 6 inches between your ears. Looking good = feeling good = swinging good = playing good. These pants get you there.Great fit, great material.

The enterprising folks who created these pants must have asked themselves a lot of hard questions. Like: can we make a pair of light-coloured, thin summer pants that are -- paradoxically -- horribly hot and uncomfortable? And also: would it be possible to create a pair of pants that looks lightweight, but feels scratchier than your grandma's wool stockings? And finally: could a pair of pants that, superficially and to the untrained eye, looks more or less like a decent pair of jeans, be made to hang, fold and sag in just the right way, so as to make them the wearer look like he borrowed them from his overweight grandfather's polka trunk?They knew, setting out, that solving these problems wouldn't be easy. But then, nothing worth doing is easy.By asking these and other, similar hard questions, they were able to create something truly remarkable: light, thin summer pants that not only look much worse on you than you'd expect, but also make your legs feel oppressively itchy, irritated, and hot.