Pnuma Pursuit™ Pant

Comfortable pants. Nice material fits good for a big guy. Only complaint is the pockets where you would normally carry a pocket knife with the clip. I notice my knife was starting to work up and out of the pocket. The first time. I pushed it back down then a few hours later noticed my bench made bugout 535 was missing. So beware on that guys. It turned out to be a sad hunt thinking about losing a 200 dollar knife. I know wth was I thinking carry it but to be honest the last 3 years with any knifes I carried I never had one come out of my kuiu attack or pro pants

These pants are a bit noisy but have a great fit! They are super comfortable and I can’t wait to break them out on September Elk

So impressed, very durable, and outperformed my expectations

Deciding on which hunting clothing to go with is tough since fit is such a personal thing and it’s a pretty big investment. That said, I decided to go for some pieces from Pnuma over some of the other big names, mostly based on videos from ElkShape and many late nights piloting over reviews. I couldn’t be more impressed with the Alpha Vertex Jacket and Alpha Vertex Pants from Pnuma. I did get more use out of the pants than the jacket, but the jacket was comfortable and warm when I used it. At 30 degrees I was warm hiking. Otherwise, spring bear hunt was warm enough to not need to pull it out. I wore the Vertex pants every day on trails and bushwhacking through swamps and deadfall. The bear I shot was in a ton of deadfall and there were many times they snagged on branches of fallen trees. Most the time I tried to untangle myself safely and without pulling at the pants, but there were definitely times where I just had to pull through to snap branches off. I swore I would have tears in the legs, but after getting home, no tears, snags, wholes or otherwise. I was so impressed. Knee pads came in clutch for both the shot and for the field dressing of the bear. You couldn’t definitely use a glassing pad, but really nice to just have them there already and I didn’t notice them on the hike. I typically would wear 30” inseam, but the lowest was 32” for the size I needed. This ended up working well as I was able to tuck the pants into my boots. The pocket configuration for the front pockets is kinda weird and anything you put in them does lay on your thighs. I just don’t really use them for anything big. I am pretty impressed. Very confident in the material and toughness.