33,000ftMen's Rain Pants, Waterproof Rain Over Pants, Windproof Outdoor Pants for Hiking, Fishing

We tried other rain pants on and these fit the best. We wore them over jeans and they kept us dry and weren’t too bulky. We used them in Alaska and wore them for a week and they were very comfortable. Not only are they water proof they are also wind proof so they keep you warm when the wind whips around. They are breathable so you don’t sweat in them. They are high quality. Wash in the washing machine. I we will keep them for the next rainy outing. I would buy them again and have reccomend them to others.

I'm a 5'10" woman, typically wear a size 4-6/medium in pants, 28" natural waist, 38" hips, 33.5" inseam, and I ordered the 32" waist / 34" inseam. They fit very, very well. If I was wearing no under pant, it would feel a little roomy but wouldn't fall down. There's room for a solid pair of pants underneath. Also if you only had shorts on, there is an interior fabric that acts a barrier to the plastic fabric, and it's pretty comfy.I work outdoors and these are so helpful in the rain. Haven't tried them while it's chilly and raining yet, but I think they would help insulate to some degree, especially if layering. Not too hot either, despite being made of plastic. The plastic itself feels durable, so I don't have to worry about dog nails ripping it open from play (I work with a lot of dogs). Not sure how waterproof the pockets are, I prefer to use my jacket for things that need more protection. Lastly, the fit adjustment at the bottom is handy to allow more room for boots vs. cinch in if you only had a sneaker on or had excess fabric over your boot.Did I want to pay $35 for pants? No. Am I glad I did? Yeah. Are there pants that will help in the rain that are less? Yes. Will they fit a woman my size as well as these? Probably not. Are there better pants, albeit more expensive? Probably, but honestly not by much. Only thing that might be helpful that isn't included is a waist adjustment for sizing, but if you get the right size it's a non-issue.

I 'm 5'10" 34x30, I ordered the same in these. So I wasn't sure what to expect, thinking they would be more baggy to allow to go over that same size regular pants. They however seem true to size and as such they fit as my normal pants, slightly loose but definitely not baggy enough to go over another pair of pants. My advice is to order one size larger if you plan to use them as overpants, both wist and length. I think I might use these with leggings under. Just not sure how breathable they would be for a full day in them for my Iceland trip, it's a lot of driving there so thinking this might be fine since I won't be hiking all that time and won't be getting too hot in them, hoping.... Quality wise they seem quite nice I just do not know how well they will perform in rain. They seem like quite comfortable pants for windy/slight rain day where you do not want all those baggy waterproof pants be in your way. I got some of those other ones as well to go over my normal pants just in case, but these feel just good on their own, with possibly the warm baselayer/jogging pants under. For the price these seem quite good, the zippers on the bottom however do not allow large enough opening for my boots without taking them off. However, since I do not plan on using them over other pants, this is fine by me. They have 2 pockets as well so that's another indicator these are more like regular pants just with some water protection. I like these.

Really pleasantly surprised by these. They fit MUCH better than anything I found at REI or Backcountry, they look good, and they’re a third of the price of the store bought stuff. Will edit the review if they turn out to be poor quality, but they seem very well-made.

These pants are terrific! They keep me dry even in torrential rain and they breathe so well that they don't trap any moisture. Generous waistband, pant leg zippers and Velcro at the ankles make them super easy to get on and off. Secure pockets with heavy duty zippers keep stuff safe but accessible. Delighted.

They work well I used these in a heavy Florida thunderstorm while riding my motorcycle at 55 mph I was completely dry everywhere but the croch and buttocks felt like I was wearing a very soggy diaper I would not recommend for motorcycle riders

Back in the day, I had these nice Gore-Tex wet weather garments in jungle camo. Haven't needed wet weather gear until recently and now for work needed for a suitable alternative - similar to ski/snowboard pants that I wouldn't have to worry about tearing. I have snow bibs, but I really needed something more convenient for every day carrying in my "just in case weather turns sour while working" kit and also compliments my rain jacket.I get it, these are even a close replacement, beginning with the price point. Waterproof they are though, I've used these pants quite a lot now with all the snow. I'm staying dry. The zippered ankle cuffs do make life much easier, I can leave my shoes one when donning/doffing the pants. Also, part of the cuff is velcro to adjust the cuff, helps keep the snow from coming up.However, suggest maybe getting a size up. First, I ordered a Large but the size of the pant is 36. But, my normal pants is already 36 making these are a bit snug when I have to don them. To be honest, I don't know how to go about ordering a 38, so I'm on the fence regarding these pants' "fit as expected", if not wearing over jeans, they'll fit fine; otherwise as overalls, they may be a bit snug which is most noticeable when kneeling, bending over, etc.Another caveat I'm a bit annoyed with are the pockets. Again, as overalls, I'd rather these pockets allow access to my jeans pocket.Waistband is elastic that can be tightened with "shoe string" like you'd get with sweats. TBH I'd rather a velcro adjustment fly.But overall, considering the price point, there's still great value in these rain pants.