This is a very good wear and good looking pants, it can fit my body very well, and the size information from the Web site is exact what my size.
I'm 172cm 61kg.

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These pants are great! Made for climbing: chalk bag loop, articulated knees, subtlety stretchy abrasion-resistant fabric. They fit really well, soooo comfy! If you are looking for a tough climbing pant these are your match, they look good too. The sizing is perfect for me, I wear the Med/Reg

My stitching started coming undone. Looked down at the gym one day and thread at the crotch seam was unravelling -- quite revealingly. I noticed the seams coming apart in several other places: above the right rear pocket and near the beltline in the front. I'm 6'2/165 -- skinny enough that I shouldn't be overstressing a stretchy, heavy nylon, gusseted climbing pant so much in less than two months. Bad thread, poor sewing? I dunno. The fabric and cut of the pants are great, and I was definitely looking forward to a long climbing partnership with these pants. I sent the pants into Mountain Hardwear in early December, however, and its February now and they've yet to get my pants back to me...

These pants are great. Absolutely love it. Water repellant, stretchy and fits great without being too tight or loose.

I got the Peat Moss color, and from the picture, it looks like a shiny, smooth material, but really it's a matte green color, with a slightly rough texture. The green is also a little lighter and less vibrant than it appears on the site (which is a good thing by me). The pants are pretty thick and burly; I don't think they'll ever wear out. Think of them as a family heirloom. The hip pockets have a nice soft fleece lining, but they're a little too small. I think the Mountain Hardwear nut-shaped rivets are a nice touch. I'm 5'9" with a 30 inch waist, and the 30/reg's are perfect.