Arc'teryx Gamut Pant - Men's - 2007 BCS

I wore these pants on a recent two week Cape Buffalo hunting safari in the Masailand region of Tanzania. They performed superbly. Comfortable on the plane, and sturdy in the bush. A very well made pant.

These aren't the best "khakis" you'll ever find, but they are about the best you'd ever find in a department store setting--which is about where the pricing puts it. It is doubtful that these could ever double for dress pants--the pattern/stitching isn't conservative enough (logo is stitched on side), and sections are obviously designed for outdoors activities. What these are--are rugged pants for just about any outdoor occasion. The back pocket zippers are top notch, and the waistline liner is classic Arc'teryx (love the waist button too). The waist/inseam measurements (for me) were spot on. The stitching is impressive, and the material is rugged/comfortable. Overall, these are perfectly priced pants--and it's oh so hard to find attractive khakis that AREN'T dress-only. I own two of these.

I disagree about these being "heavy". They're not too thick, and the material is about as heavy as your average pair of dockers--and not so much as jeans pants. The material here is much more rugged/durable than your average dockers

These pants have been great. Sizing was spot on, and they are very comfortable. I don't think I would go hiking in them as they are a little heavy for that. But around town they kick ass as a casual pant. I liked them so much I bought a second pair.

decent pants with great sewing pattern, would be better if made in a double-front, but its a comfortable pair of pants suited for bouldering and buildering