Ecotrek Trail Pants

Quality you can feel

These are great pants and the blue color is awesome. They are very versatile. They look good enough to wear to out to a restaurant but flexible enough for a hike. The various pockets (some zippered) and smartly reinforced areas are really appreciated and just give the impression that these are high quality pants. The roll-up legs with button are a nice option too. The fit wizard suggested a 32 for me but since they were sold out at the time I got a 31. I'm pretty skinny (think distance runner build) and they are a bit tighter through the legs than I expected. For me they are still comfortable and functional and they do stretch but if you have muscular thighs or calves you might want to size up since they are a tapered athletic fit. I have a size 32 also (bought used) and they don't feel much bigger so I am hoping the 31's don't shrink. The fabric, while light for Livsn, is heavier than some of their competitors technical pants I have tried (namely Roark and Ketl) which might matter if you live in a very hot and humid climate but if so you probably will be wearing shorts most of the time anyway and wearing the pants inside with AC. Since they are a bit thicker fabric I expect them to be way more durable so it's a trade off. These are currently my favorite pants and I am hoping to pick up a pair of overalls eventually.

Perfect travel pants.

I bought these pants (36”x30”) as a lighter weight summer version of my Lvsn canvas type pants. Great security zip pockets for my upcoming Europe travel. I especially like the side leg zip cell phone pocket, for easier access and bulge avoidance in the front pockets. I wish the canvas version had this pocket. I also wish these came in looser fit versions for us chubby thigh guys.

Don’t Stretch Out, Always Comfortable

I wear these as hiking/work/cycling to work pants and they are outstanding. They don’t stretch out throughout the day like other khakis do the fit is extremely consistent. They look great and they’re very very comfortable time. Will tell how they hold up if I can get two years out of them, I’ll be happy.