Looking for some hiking and/or work pants, any recommendations? Should have pockets on the side, be durable, allow freedom of movement. Been looking at the the fjallraven vidda pros. any experience with them? any other recs?
>>2882565Hiking or working? Different needs, different pants. What climate, dumbass? The pants I wear in November are not the same pants I wear on July.
>>2882568dont care much about summer, spring, autumn are more important.> Hiking or working?i am open to suggestions for both
>>2882570Again, what is the climate, jackass? "Autumn" in Alaska and Georgia are two completely different worlds.
>>2882574oh sorry, my bad. winter should be around 0 degrees celsius, summer is around 27 degrees
>>2882570I use these things from decathlon. They are pretty nice. I sometimes see other workers wearing them when i go to the café nearby.
>>2882565helicon tex does have some good stuff and a wide selection of style from heavy duty to light. many camo options toocheck out your local hardware store too if you want durable. work clothes sometimes have a few quality pieces. Socks / gloves are usally always great for the price. Tvek suits are used for DIY gear too. >>2882579second vote for decathlon, Fishing hunting stuff SOLOGNAC
>>2882594Helikon Tex is tacticool larp shit for bro vets who can't let it go
>>2882565I like to be stealthy in the woods. Synthetic pants are too loud...I prefer a canvas twill or cotton/spandex blend from Kuhl. https://www.kuhl.com/kuhl/mens/pants/
>>2882607goddamn, they couldnt come up with more cringe names for their pants, could they? what is the target audience here?
>>2882643>reeeing about the namebut what about the pants?
>>2882565dickies duck pants. fuck them brambles.
