Men’s RVRC GP Pro Pants, Durable and Ventilated Pants for All Outdoor Activities

These things are built like a tank. Definitely not you’re cheaply-made stuff from elsewhere overseas. Seams are strong and well-stitched, material is a good combo of lightweight material and cordura on high-wear areas. Zippers pulls, pockets, and adjustable cuffs are nice. Even the belt loops, buttons, and waist are built well. The only issue I had was the fit.. I’m 5’10”, 200 pounds with a muscular build and usually wear a size 34/35 waist. Amazon recommended I order an XL, so I did. They fit great around the waist and the length was good. However, they were very tight around the thighs and seat and through the crotch which would probably limit mobility, so I’m going to exchange them for an XXL. If you have chicken-legs, go with the XL. Sizing guidelines appear to be more of the European model. Hoping the XXL remedies this issue, because these are some really friggin’ nice hiking pants.

I’m surprised how much I have enjoyed these pants. The fit and comfort for me is excellent. As far as being ‘motorcycle pants’, maybe not as there can’t be great protection, but they are very comfortable on the bike or off and generally, very durable.

First, if it weren't for a personal issue with a design characteristic, I would have given these a solid FIVE. I like them so much that I already bought a second pair. The design issue is the cuff; it is tight, making it difficult to take the pants off if you have big feet like I do (size 13). It also requires you to either wear some form of gators or leave the top of your boots and ankle exposed where the pant cuff meets the boot - unless you are wearing Muck Boots, Xtratufs or something similar (which, fortunately, I often am). That aside, they are great pants, and given that they are half of the price of their other Scandinavian competitors product, their bang-for-the-buck is excellent. They are extremely comfortable; very durable; lightweight; highly water-resistant; and look good. I use them in the Alaskan bush just north of the Arctic Circle and am very pleased with them.

I just purchased my 3rd pair of these pants. They are very well made, comfortable, stretch in the places you need extra flexablity- love them. I am a finish carpenter. I do many tasks that often require kneeling and working on my knees. These pants have proven to be perfect for my line of work. The kneepad insert pockets are nice. On days when I have some time I need to be on my knees I will insert pads(not included) which are inexpensive. For longer days running baseboards I will use a bigger kneepad over the pants. I purchased my last two pairs last fall, and they have held up to many washes and some rough work conditions. These pants are worth the price.

I am 5'10" and 155lbs, I wear a 31W/30L in most jeans and the size small fits perfect. These are the most functional and high-quality pants that I have ever owned. Nice stitching, YKK zippers on all pockets and fly, and very well designed. Others have commented that they run long, but the length is good for me. I'll definitely be buying more Revolution Race stuff in the future.

These pants are great. They run a little small so if you're a border line waist size compared to the chart you might want to consider one size up. I wore them for the first time when I went ice fishing. Kneeling on the snow, ice and water; they held their water resistance phenomenally. I wore one layer of long underwear, did not feel any wind through them and they held my warmth. I can't wait to try them in warmer weather to see how they work. Very comfortable.

I'm 5"10, I wish somewhere around 160. Work electrical, I'm in pretty good shape. They fit great, look great. Will definitely be buying plenty more of these, a little pricey but worth it for me. Very, relaxed moving in these and, I work in tight spaces get into a lot of weird positions. Love them! 5☆ for me

I like the design, the zipper pockets and the fit, because it's comfortable and has a breathable mesh, although for my height, it is a bit long. What could be better is that the whole fabric could be more stretch and soft, and less "plasticly". Another feature that seems quite not right is the pocket for the knee pads, since they have to be inserted from the bottom and the pads keep falling off (Who's idea was that?). Overall, resistance and wear, as well as long trail walks will prove their durability, comfort and reliability compared to my hiking Marmot pants.