I love these pants and now purchase them over my Eddie Bauers. For the price you can’t beat them really durable and generous in size. I would recommend going down a pant size as they have quite a bit to give in the waist, legs and butt. I have just enough pockets to hold your phone, wallet, and keys. They are hard to iron, though after you pull them out of the wash if they come out a little wrinkled, I typically throw them back in the dryer to freshen them up I’ve had several pairs of lasted a couple years and I’ve been outdoors person.

The Denali travel performance pants are great for, you guessed it, travel! They pack well and are light in weight. If going to a cooler climate, one may want something a bit heavier because they are not warm! But, in temperate or warm weather, they are very nice casual pants. They were very reasonably price. The fit is true to size, I bought the size I wear in most other pants and they fit well.

Love these pamts! They are great for every day casual, or you can dress them up for a night out. They are super comfortable and soft, and stretchy, yet durable. At 63 years old I am moving away from blue jeans, and these are a perfect replacement. They look more mature and sharper, and comfort level is a 10+! I have 5 pair and am going to up that to 7 for every day of the week.

The pants were for my husband who is 6'4 and struggles to find pants with the right inseem. The fit great and looked great, easily able to be slightly dressed up or down. He said the fit like a dream, and would be great traveling pants since they are very stretchy and comfortable. Be careful when your iron them so you dont burn them or change the look.

I love these pants. They look great, they feel great, and the fabric is super stretchy! The only potential downside is that the material is a little bit noisy as you walk and your legs rub together. That's the only potential downside I can think of. I still think they are worth it, and bought three different colors. Note: They run a little long. I almost always wear a 34 Waist, 34 Inseam in slacks. That's what I bought at first and they were WAY too long. I traded them in for a 34 Waist, 32 Inseam, and they fit great! Just be aware of that as you buy them.

I was disappointed with my 2 purchases. At first I bought a pair of 38/30 slacks. The "stretch" slacks did not fit me as my Johnnie O's do. So I returned them for a pair of 40/30's. They were too big. Also, the material to me did not feel as stretchy as competitor brands and also the material seemed to be thick. That would concern me in the summer. I also felt there was little body and leg comfort in either pair. I returned the 40/38 pair and left Sam's without a pair of black slacks.

My husband likes the Eddie Bauer pants like this, but these were 80% cheaper! He said they felt almost exactly the same - stretchy, comfortable, great fit! I loved how they also had a variety of specific sizes for waist and length (not just standard S,M,L,XL), just like the stores. I will be buying more colors asap.

Good Pants at a Great Price; however, for reasons I do not understand, the inseam size is always a minimum of 30", whereas, most men are, frankly, at the most 29", and I believe the majority are at 28". Why can't Sams' buyers get manufacturers to produce pants with 29" or lower inseam? Their competitor does...

I bought a pair of these after a friend recommended them. At age 53, the new pants fit and flex where they need too. Similar to a thin fabric pair of Chinos. I was so pleased that I bought one in every color. They wash great and a a better look than Jeans. They a of a tech fabric that is thin and stretchy, so don't expect them to be warm. In hotter climates I think they would excel. They pack very small if your planning on traveling. Only recommendation would be for one or both of the back pockets to have covered zippers (similar to right side seam thigh pocket), or a hidden pocket with zipper on the inside of front waste band to make them truly a "Travel" pant. Obviously, the price can't be beat. Haven't tried them on the golf course, but seems they would be great for that too.

Finally. A pair of pants that (a) isn’t too short for the size listed, and (b) has a lower leg that is not so tight so you can get your foot through it and they don’t ride up your ankle when you sit up and down. I wear a 38-33. For some bizarre reason Sam’s never has a 38-34, only 32”. These 32” ones are more like 33” so they work great.