Best hunting pants I've ever used. Threw out all my other everyday pants and just filled my dresser up with them. Wore them every weekend rabbit hunting from October to March this year. They're not brush pants, but I've yet to wear them out!
I love that personally. I'm a short guy and if the top pockets are higher the cargo pockets go higher and are actually on my thigh rather than down by me knee. Most cargo pants I can not put a phone in my cargo pocket as it hangs by my knee and I can't flex my knee.
Good pants especially at price point. Have bought similar Wranglers at Tractor Supply, little more money, same type of material. Just a little heavier.
I'm all about functionality and having my products work with me and for me instead of against me. Can't beat the price and can't beat the great qualities about these pants. Thanks for another great gear video, can't wait for the next one. Go big bad wolf on those piggies!
and super easy to clean! I have zote soap in the kitchen ready for use. I just rub the spot(s) work in some water, use a towel to rub the spot and dry the pants. While wearing them and then step out to my travels!
I have several pairs of these pants as well. Quick drying, good pockets, comfortable and hold up pretty well. I wear them for the entire hunting season. They also make a fleece lined version of the same pants that I switch to when it's cold. (difficult to find but same material and pocket layout) I generally don't wear these for scouting though. They are thin and get snags from prickers (haven't torn them yet, but big pulls). Some scouting missions I'm busting through stuff I would only blood trail through during the season. I usually wear duluth firehose pants for scouting really nasty stuff. Overall though, definitely like these pants. Also have LL Bean Crestas (lined and unlined) that are waterproof and basically same pockets. (noisier)
Asking your opinion, do you find that the gray pants seem to disappear in the woods? My buddies say they could not see me as I strolled nearby. I was also wearing earth tone outerwear.
Grey or been are my favorite. But remeber other than birds all the animals we hunt are "basically " color blind. But I feel better still in earth tones like grey or green or tan.
I use a Camo original 1980's USA army design pant older from 2000's of similar thin material a 50/45/10 where 50 is cotton or a more modern tan pant with Nylon piece on shin as I need a pant like this even when I should be wearing a higher boot for snakes under my pants. Problwm is with Northern Prairie Rattler, snakes is in 90% of situations if you find em it is almost too late due to tall prairie grasses and why I do not wear types of boots but may look into some more lower cost still high quality taller boots if we have a really bad season of Rattlesnakes. On some days I need pants and some Longjohn bottoms having to remove during the day, I do have some lighter and heavy Longjohns for some weather where my safety orange snow pants do not work or like for some animals like shotgun & birds or no snow. You do need a single piece of orange on top minimum a hat or vest when hunting period even on private land, but I do both hat and vest for safety in areas where public hunting mainly becuse a bunch of dumb hunters come out in my area for pheasants for around a week and is all season seeing mainly rich people from out of state or famous sponsored hunters/target shooters.
You talked about these pants a few years ago. Have been wearing them since. Price is right, and durable. Very comfortable and can move and twist and squat. Love a good value.
Hi Jason, I am trying to make a traditional bow, similar to yours. people have different opinions about the location of arrow rest. Some people said the arrow rest should be exactly at the center of the stick, but some people else said the arrow rest should be higher than the center of the stick. Your are a very professional hunter and your bow is very good. Would you kindly tell me if the arrow rest of your bow is exactly at the center of the stick, or higher than the center of the stick. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
You are costing me a small fortune! lol. I have purchased many items that you have recommended. You and I think alike when it comes to value and things that work well for hunting that may not be made especially for hunting. Thanks for all the great content. Even though I'm spending, the value is there and having hunting and camping gear that works well is actually a smart investment.
happy to help you spend your money..lol. But its all great stuff to buy and glad you are enjoying all the videos. We are a frugal bunch and not know to trip over a dime to pick up a nickel. So finding items like this that dont cost much and offer tremendous value are like finding gold.
My go to pants for all things work and hunting. Light, breathable, thin, perfect for layering, durable, and streatchy...wrangler makes another version with a gusseted crotch that holds up real well too
Nice, perfect timing. Does the waist band stretch. Looking for new pants for next year. The wide belt loop is a positive must have. Good balance on putting the boots on
Forgot to try it this winter, I have a one size down pair that I was going to wear; would not need a belt, then my regular pair atop it for cooler temps to see the effect with wind etc. After testing wearing multiple layers of light and medium fleece shirts, thank you the OLD Sportsmans Guide for the sales;not now!, I got to try out wearing multiple layers in wind rain snow in an open field. I walk my dog every day and night in a nearby 18 acre field every day without fail. Outer layer was of course wet, mid layer or single layer was dry. Just shook them out to lose the excess moisture. Was perfect for freedom of movement and easy to vent when building up body heat. xl first shirt atop a summer wicking t shirt from Costco, xxl shirt atop it , and if cold enough a xxxl atop that. I could walk back to the truck within 15 minutes so it was not death defying.
I wear these everyday. I work with chemicals in commercial kitchens and industrial laundries, hot, humid, dirty, environments. They clean up easy and dry fast. If I’m sitting or laying on a rough floor I throw cardboard down. Easy to replace if I snag them on a sharp corner on equipment, quick run to Walmart (after just grabbing a spare pair out of the truck). It hurts that wallet less than any others and these are much more bleach resistant than dickies or carhartts. I also only have to change a shirt for those before or after work jaunts in the woods.
still watching the video, I wear the cuffs tucked into my Desert Storm boots, which I wear year round also. SO easy to tuck into my boots, ALL my boots!
Great you are talking about the pants I wear all year round in NC. Found them in Samsclub mostly, must have 6 pair and only threw out one pair because my dog caught the material perfectly to actually ripped it, could have just sewed it up but I already had them for 4 years. You are SO right that they last forever, dry quickly, flex with you, light to wear. In winter the cold wind does blow thru, duh they are nylon, but, I just wear a longer outerwear to cover down to my crotch. For folks who have Costco and Samsclub, keep watching for them!, Great Video! of course
wearing these during warmer temps is a Godsend. I wear mine while walking woods, fields, briars etc, yes I try to avoid briars with Any pants.I have not worn jeans in years.
I started several years ago looking for different clothing to wear hunting. I started finding items with better prices in the regular clothing section. The stuff is cool to have from the big name stores but in the south I like the items like you are showing. Great info.
Yep no need to spend a fortune. Just needs to meet our individual requirements. Down here in the south that means, light, fast drying and durable and affordable. these pants meet that requirements for me.
For hunting I’ve come to like the Kuiu Pro pants with built in knee pads. I do hunt out of a saddle most of the time though so that’s the reason for them. Little bit noisy for walking around due to being used to wearing wool most of my hunting career which is silent. I luv the pants your talking about for work though. I buy your pants and boot cut wrangler jeans same time. $24 a pair it’s super easy to replace them once they wear out and I go through half dozen pairs every year!!!
Will have to check out those pro pants. I love my sitka timberline for the waterproof knees and butt when I'm hunting in the Midwest and boning deer out in the field of sliding down steep washes.
@@SamkoTradBowThey aren’t thick pads but for my saddle hunting experience they work great. I’m more of a leaner so just need to take weight off every now and again. The pads are made of a swede feeling leather. I kneel a lot to while ground hunting and sitting. They’ve been SUPER great pants. Side vents are a life saver on hot days when I’m stalking too!!!!
Im not going to waste my time watching the entire video, but Im guessing this is like video 4 of his about the wrangler pants. For anyone that actually does work in pants these are junk. He must have about 20 pairs he rotates through thats why a pair last so long. Domt be fooled light, stretchy, cool cant also mean durable cause they arent
They don’t have to be super durable.. I worked in the trades for years and only time I wrecked pants was doing things you shouldn’t. I wear same pants and they do last well for the price. I’ll buy 4 pair before I buy overpriced junk. It’s about budgeting. That’s how guys like Jason and myself operate. We got the full freezers to prove it works.
@@SamkoTradBow2 pair last about 3 weeks on a jobsite. Sure they are light and stretchy and comfortable but so are sweat pants. I know you need the click bait material but this being your 4th video about them people should know you get what you pay for.They dont last. Wisconsin thorns tear them up.Junk
Best hunting pants I've ever used. Threw out all my other everyday pants and just filled my dresser up with them.
Wore them every weekend rabbit hunting from October to March this year. They're not brush pants, but I've yet to wear them out!
Yep light, breathable, and dry fast for a great price
The only thing I don’t like is the front pockets opening are so high. Hard to reach in.
I love that personally. I'm a short guy and if the top pockets are higher the cargo pockets go higher and are actually on my thigh rather than down by me knee. Most cargo pants I can not put a phone in my cargo pocket as it hangs by my knee and I can't flex my knee.
I wish the knees were reinforced, and had a spot for a knee pad . I love them
Good pants especially at price point. Have bought similar Wranglers at Tractor Supply, little more money, same type of material. Just a little heavier.
I've heard about those. Haven't tried them yet
I'm all about functionality and having my products work with me and for me instead of against me. Can't beat the price and can't beat the great qualities about these pants. Thanks for another great gear video, can't wait for the next one. Go big bad wolf on those piggies!
Agree 100% glad you enjoyed the video
and super easy to clean! I have zote soap in the kitchen ready for use. I just rub the spot(s) work in some water, use a towel to rub the spot and dry the pants. While wearing them and then step out to my travels!
Very cool. Will check out that soap
Yes! Love those things
Best hunting pant ever!
Dude I have 12 pairs! I wear them for work everyday!
Yep I wear them as regular pants often too. They are excellent
My buddy just sent me a 'sale' on hunting jackets, I laughed so hard I scared my dog. BUY IT NOW, ONLY 349.00 FOR THIS OFFICIAL CAMO HOODED JACKET!
Yep prices can be crazy for sure
is it quiet enough for bow hunting?
yes. I bowhunt and shoot a longbow so my prefered range is 10-15 yards. And I still hunt alot in them. never had them make any noise.
I wear dickies boot cut pants and they fit perfectly over my rocky boots
Those dickys are tough pants and last forever
I have several pairs of these pants as well. Quick drying, good pockets, comfortable and hold up pretty well. I wear them for the entire hunting season.
They also make a fleece lined version of the same pants that I switch to when it's cold. (difficult to find but same material and pocket layout)
I generally don't wear these for scouting though. They are thin and get snags from prickers (haven't torn them yet, but big pulls). Some scouting missions I'm busting through stuff I would only blood trail through during the season. I usually wear duluth firehose pants for scouting really nasty stuff.
Overall though, definitely like these pants. Also have LL Bean Crestas (lined and unlined) that are waterproof and basically same pockets. (noisier)
Great info and review of them
Got about 5 pairs in different colors, wear to work, hunt, hike, skate... you name it. Awesome pants for sure! ❤
Love that you like them too
I wish they made them in a relaxed fit. I don’t like wearing tight fitting pants.
They stretch. But I can understand what your saying.
@@SamkoTradBow I must just have big thighs. I got a pair and they are just way too tight. Like skinny Jean tight.
Love my wranglers. Not expensive either.
Yep. They check all the boxes for me too
Plus the waistband stretches. Love my Kuiu attack pants but the waist has minimal flex. Wish they ‘d make them
Like these wranglers.
Love the stretchy waist...especially on pizza night!@@amateurbiggamehunter7691
Asking your opinion, do you find that the gray pants seem to disappear in the woods? My buddies say they could not see me as I strolled nearby. I was also wearing earth tone outerwear.
Grey or been are my favorite. But remeber other than birds all the animals we hunt are "basically " color blind. But I feel better still in earth tones like grey or green or tan.
I just ordered two more pair tan and green , love these pants!@@SamkoTradBow
Take this advice people I bought these and absolutely love them.
Glad to hear you love them to
Sounds great, gotta give a pair a try. Hate wearing jeans to work around the yard, and that's all I have been wearing. Will check them out, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Bet you will love em
My favorite pants in general. I got everybody at work wearing them.
Such a great pant
Took your advice a long time ago and they are all I wear in the woods and just about all over town.
Glad you love them too
You and I have similar tastes in gear. I’ve used these pants exclusively for hunting for 3-4 years now and I love them.
Glad to hear that.
I use a Camo original 1980's USA army design pant older from 2000's of similar thin material a 50/45/10 where 50 is cotton or a more modern tan pant with Nylon piece on shin as I need a pant like this even when I should be wearing a higher boot for snakes under my pants. Problwm is with Northern Prairie Rattler, snakes is in 90% of situations if you find em it is almost too late due to tall prairie grasses and why I do not wear types of boots but may look into some more lower cost still high quality taller boots if we have a really bad season of Rattlesnakes. On some days I need pants and some Longjohn bottoms having to remove during the day, I do have some lighter and heavy Longjohns for some weather where my safety orange snow pants do not work or like for some animals like shotgun & birds or no snow.
You do need a single piece of orange on top minimum a hat or vest when hunting period even on private land, but I do both hat and vest for safety in areas where public hunting mainly becuse a bunch of dumb hunters come out in my area for pheasants for around a week and is all season seeing mainly rich people from out of state or famous sponsored hunters/target shooters.
Almost the only pants I wear; work and play. I’ve recently started wearing the shorts as well.
Yep love these
You talked about these pants a few years ago. Have been wearing them since. Price is right, and durable. Very comfortable and can move and twist and squat. Love a good value.
Glad you are liking them too.
Second this. Best pants for the price point! Can also pick your actual pant size instead of trying to guess S,M,L etc.
And nice they make so many sizes too
Hi Jason, I am trying to make a traditional bow, similar to yours. people have different opinions about the location of arrow rest. Some people said the arrow rest should be exactly at the center of the stick, but some people else said the arrow rest should be higher than the center of the stick.
Your are a very professional hunter and your bow is very good.
Would you kindly tell me if the arrow rest of your bow is exactly at the center of the stick, or higher than the center of the stick.
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Honestly I do not know. I never built a bow. But I bet if you call and bowyer they could answer that for you instantly.
You are costing me a small fortune! lol. I have purchased many items that you have recommended. You and I think alike when it comes to value and things that work well for hunting that may not be made especially for hunting. Thanks for all the great content. Even though I'm spending, the value is there and having hunting and camping gear that works well is actually a smart investment.
happy to help you spend your money..lol. But its all great stuff to buy and glad you are enjoying all the videos. We are a frugal bunch and not know to trip over a dime to pick up a nickel. So finding items like this that dont cost much and offer tremendous value are like finding gold.
@@SamkoTradBow Pro tip. These pants can be worn for everyday wear, church, hiking, camping AND hunting. At least that what I have experienced. :)
My go to pants for all things work and hunting. Light, breathable, thin, perfect for layering, durable, and streatchy...wrangler makes another version with a gusseted crotch that holds up real well too
Glad you are enjoying them too
Nice, perfect timing. Does the waist band stretch.
Looking for new pants for next year. The wide belt loop is a positive must have.
Good balance on putting the boots on
Yes stretchy waist band. Sorry for delayed response, some how missed this comment
Just bought my 2nd pair today. I love em. I sweat something fierce, and it's always raining in Florida.
Such great pants! Glad you love them too
Forgot to try it this winter, I have a one size down pair that I was going to wear; would not need a belt, then my regular pair atop it for cooler temps to see the effect with wind etc. After testing wearing multiple layers of light and medium fleece shirts, thank you the OLD Sportsmans Guide for the sales;not now!, I got to try out wearing multiple layers in wind rain snow in an open field. I walk my dog every day and night in a nearby 18 acre field every day without fail. Outer layer was of course wet, mid layer or single layer was dry. Just shook them out to lose the excess moisture. Was perfect for freedom of movement and easy to vent when building up body heat. xl first shirt atop a summer wicking t shirt from Costco, xxl shirt atop it , and if cold enough a xxxl atop that. I could walk back to the truck within 15 minutes so it was not death defying.
Very nice
I wear these everyday. I work with chemicals in commercial kitchens and industrial laundries, hot, humid, dirty, environments. They clean up easy and dry fast. If I’m sitting or laying on a rough floor I throw cardboard down. Easy to replace if I snag them on a sharp corner on equipment, quick run to Walmart (after just grabbing a spare pair out of the truck). It hurts that wallet less than any others and these are much more bleach resistant than dickies or carhartts. I also only have to change a shirt for those before or after work jaunts in the woods.
Glad you love them too. Such a great pant for the price
still watching the video, I wear the cuffs tucked into my Desert Storm boots, which I wear year round also. SO easy to tuck into my boots, ALL my boots!
They sure are
Great you are talking about the pants I wear all year round in NC. Found them in Samsclub mostly, must have 6 pair and only threw out one pair because my dog caught the material perfectly to actually ripped it, could have just sewed it up but I already had them for 4 years. You are SO right that they last forever, dry quickly, flex with you, light to wear. In winter the cold wind does blow thru, duh they are nylon, but, I just wear a longer outerwear to cover down to my crotch. For folks who have Costco and Samsclub, keep watching for them!, Great Video! of course
Awesome. And thank you for letting us know they are at Sam's and Costco too
Great pants ! All I wear. If I wear them out which I haven’t threw a pair away yet. no big deal il buy more ! Good reviews.
Yep such a great pant
Big fan of your gear reviews! Very in-depth! Just got a set of Rocky Snake Boots from watching multiple reviews you did on them!
Love the rocky snake boots. And even when they get wet you can walk them dry pretty quick
wearing these during warmer temps is a Godsend. I wear mine while walking woods, fields, briars etc, yes I try to avoid briars with Any pants.I have not worn jeans in years.
Awesome. Such great pants
Thought for sure it was going to be about the Sitka Timberlines! These Wranglers are fantastic for the price.
Timblerlines are my go to for a specific need. (the water proof knees and butt). Everyday hunting pants I live in these.
I use these pants for hunting and everyday use. Great pants. To me these pants are better than the $100 “hunting pants”.
Glad you love them too
I wear these same pant.Can not beat the price even if you had to buy new ones every year.
For the places we hunt fast dry is very important. Glad you are enjoying them and congratulations again on your first traditional bow hog!
I started several years ago looking for different clothing to wear hunting. I started finding items with better prices in the regular clothing section. The stuff is cool to have from the big name stores but in the south I like the items like you are showing. Great info.
Yep no need to spend a fortune. Just needs to meet our individual requirements. Down here in the south that means, light, fast drying and durable and affordable. these pants meet that requirements for me.
For hunting I’ve come to like the Kuiu Pro pants with built in knee pads. I do hunt out of a saddle most of the time though so that’s the reason for them. Little bit noisy for walking around due to being used to wearing wool most of my hunting career which is silent. I luv the pants your talking about for work though. I buy your pants and boot cut wrangler jeans same time. $24 a pair it’s super easy to replace them once they wear out and I go through half dozen pairs every year!!!
Will have to check out those pro pants. I love my sitka timberline for the waterproof knees and butt when I'm hunting in the Midwest and boning deer out in the field of sliding down steep washes.
@@SamkoTradBowThey aren’t thick pads but for my saddle hunting experience they work great. I’m more of a leaner so just need to take weight off every now and again. The pads are made of a swede feeling leather. I kneel a lot to while ground hunting and sitting. They’ve been SUPER great pants. Side vents are a life saver on hot days when I’m stalking too!!!!
Im not going to waste my time watching the entire video, but Im guessing this is like video 4 of his about the wrangler pants. For anyone that actually does work in pants these are junk. He must have about 20 pairs he rotates through thats why a pair last so long. Domt be fooled light, stretchy, cool cant also mean durable cause they arent
They don’t have to be super durable.. I worked in the trades for years and only time I wrecked pants was doing things you shouldn’t. I wear same pants and they do last well for the price. I’ll buy 4 pair before I buy overpriced junk. It’s about budgeting. That’s how guys like Jason and myself operate. We got the full freezers to prove it works.
I only wear them for 30-40 miles a week in the georgia swamps and brush. But hey, what do I know....guess I like junk.
@@EthanPageHunter agree 100%
@@SamkoTradBow2 pair last about 3 weeks on a jobsite. Sure they are light and stretchy and comfortable but so are sweat pants. I know you need the click bait material but this being your 4th video about them people should know you get what you pay for.They dont last. Wisconsin thorns tear them up.Junk
@@denzerjeremywell they aren’t work pants or brush pants so… You could buy 8 pair for the price of your first lite pants.