Is this the same pant that used to be the Backcountry.com Overhang Pant? The pictures and product description are suspiciously similar.

these are the same pant design, different material. the new material is a little heavier, but will breathe well and hold up to a summer full of trail time, climbing, or adventures.

Not the same pant First of all I must say the Backcountry.com Overhang pant is AWESOME. The only downfall has been the micro-fleece lining has pilled off in high friction areas. Thus after much waiting and hoping that another run of the overhang would come out, stoic released theirs. I grabbed the first pair I could buy, and while I have not tested them outside, I assume they will perform at a similar level as the bc.com overhang. That said, I would like to detail the differences for anyone who may be wondering: Size Medium: stoic overhang: Everest Softshell (just an inhouse name of powershield?), no micro-fleece, 94% nylon, 6% spandex, 7 belt loops, zipper pulls are tied cord, 18.8oz. Thicker, Heavier, Less Stretch. bc.com overhang: polartec powershield with hardface technology, micro-fleece lining, 92% nylon, 8% spandex, 5 belt loops, zipper pulls are sewed loops of webbing, 14.2oz. Thinner, Softer, Stretchier. Fit is otherwise the same. I'm ~32x32inch sizing in jeans, khakis, dress pants. M fits perfect at waist w/ both buttons snapped. w/ both buttons snapped, S would seem tight.

And color! Yay!

I think this one has a different logo ;)