Whether you're scrambling up a vertical climb, figuring out the sequence on a roof section, or hiking in to camp, the prAna Men's Stretch Zion Pants keep up. The stretch nylon fabric and gusseted crotch provide a natural range of motion for all your scramble-loaded adventures.
- Durable, abrasion-resistant Stretch Zion fabric dries fast after sweaty climbs or rain showers
- Standard fit is relaxed without being overly baggy
- Ventilated inseam gussets gives you A/C comfort in balmy weather
- Adjustable waistband offers a custom fit
- Roll-up leg snaps lift your hems for stream crossings
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Ruined after one hike
garp394721
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The area of the pant around the pocket became roughened and pilled due to the water bottle insulated sleeve rubbing against it. It was also so weakened that it tore. This was after ONE HIKE. Maybe these pants are good for the urban trails, but they are fragile at best.
Great Spring Ski Pant!
Blake Carley
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Favorite Pant
Blake Carley
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Favorite Pants
Alexander Sepulvida
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These pants are awesome. I've had them for over a year and love them cause they are so versatile. I'll wear these for everything from climbing, yoga, hiking, backpacking (3 season), and casual wear. They have a DWR finish however since I wear them so often it wore off awhile ago. They have just enough stretch to make them excellent climbing pants and rugged enough to handle hiking with the occasion brush with pricker bushes. They still look great after over a year of hard use. They're a little pricy but you can get them on sale and you will NOT be sorry.
Da Best
Blake Carley
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is the best go anywhere, do anything pant out there. Hiking, skiing (spring) you name it, the pant works. Expensive? Yes - but completely worth it. Im 6ft 183lbs and I wear a M in 34 length. I've had these for around 2 years and show no sign of use. Get them.
Favorite climbing pants
chep75288
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are the only pants I climb in! The material is stretchy, so the pants don't constrict movement at all. The leg length protects my knees while climbing, but I'm still able to roll up the bottom so they don't get in the way. After more than 6 months of climbing 3 times per week, the pants are starting to show some wear, but no holes yet! I plan on buying a second pair as soon as the one I have wears out!
Favorite sport/bouldering pants
matthew.miller
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I have not been so happy with a pair of pants as I have been with these in a long time. The cargo pockets dual zippers are genius, having belt loops and a sinch closure makes them great for climbing at travel, and the material is super stretchy and comfortable. The only issue I have run into with these is with the snaps that hold the pant legs up. I think they are poorly placed and generally just roll them up. If you think you're inbetween sizes, I'd go with the smaller option. Otherwise, don't think twice just buy them.
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Luke
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Awesome pants
Palle Man
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Just ordered my second pair. I'm not ordering another pair because of wearing out of the first pair, but sometimes they need to be washed and I'm forced to wear something else. I wear these pants everywhere. 4 wheeling, hiking, biking, flying and even working.
Awesome
Jeremy Hensel
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These pants are awesome for getting out. Climbing, hiking, etc. These are perfect. Durable but light enough so they don't get too hot. The belt is perfect for dialing in the fit.
prAna Stretch Zions = The Perfect Pant
bcr5216598
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The search is over. I found my perfect pair of pants. The prAna Zions is crazy versatile - perfect for a hike, chilling at home, or just being awesome on a daily basis. Love the slight stretch of the pants, the built-in adjustable waist band. I'm a 33 waist and went with the Large, but probably could have been OK with the medium as well.
I wore these for five consecutive days after they came in the mail. Don't judge.
Best Pants I've ever owned!
Reuben Cousin
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These pants are perfect, so far I've climbed and done yoga in them and they stretch and flow with my legs with absolute precision. They are totally non-restricting when I bend my knees and I plan to do long multi pitch climbs in them this summer.
Best pants for when you need to move
solp357125
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Absolutely love them. They are extremely comfortable when climbing, doing yoga, or just walking around town. Also, I'm a big fan of the buttons on the lower legs for climbing.
Maple Canyon Goodness
Chase Skidmore
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Favorite Pants
Chase Skidmore
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love these pants. I use these for climbing, hiking, canyoneering, and even just day-to-day use. The gusseted and vented crotch is awesome for all my awkward climbing beta. The stretch helps out too. A+ on these pants from Prana! I typically wear a 32 waist, with the built-in belt on these I go with the Mediums.
Love this pant!
John Langer
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I'm extremely pleased with the fit and durability of this pant. The material has just enough stretch to give you a full range of motion while climbing, but it's also a great pant to use for hikes or just lounging around. I normally wear a size L in other brands (35in waist), but sized up to the XL in this pant and it fits perfectly. The snaps that allow you to roll up the cuffs Huck Finn style, are located about 5-6 inches above the cuff. This seems to be the perfect height to allow for stream/mud/puddle crossings without getting the bottoms of your pants wet.
Very comfortable
iwittness
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have two pair of these pants and I love them. I'll order another color that I don't have sometime soon. They are super comfortable and they look and perform better than I could have asked. There is no way I could move to where these would feel uncomfortable. They are extremely flexible. I have actually fell asleep on my couch while wearing them and upon waking, I thought I was wearing my work out pants. Helpful info-these pants are light-they do not offer anything by way of insulation for cold weather hiking. I think they'd be great with a baselayer. Hope this helps. Sizing is right on btw.
Not the same...
Dansun
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I ordered the size L and they fit like my size M from REI. I tried on the L in 2 different REI stores and they fit the same with the extra room I need. I don't understand why these are different? Possibly a new version? I can't believe I need to where a XL. I don't like the baggy fit but I need a little more room than my REI mediums...not sure what to do. And the material feels slightly different too...hmmm
wishing they hadn't changed
Tom Reed
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I'm definitely a fan of prAna in general and the zion pants in particular. I just wish they used the same material and sizing for these that they used two seasons ago. This is my fourth pair so I guess I really do like these. New material is a bit more clingy in cold dry air and the fit is roomer. The upside is they improved the tension system for the built-in belt that now makes tighting one handed possible. I wear these for climbing (3-season) and as casual pants everywhere I can.
Fantastic
rocp142387
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Worth every penney, most comfortable pants I have every had. Purchased my first pair 6 years ago, showing a little ware now but still plenty of life left. Thats why I just made purchase of two more pair. Love em.
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