My husband likes the fit of these pants and the price point is fantastic. We have bought at least 10 pairs of these pants. The issue is with the fabric. Almost every pair has a bleached out spot after washing on a normal, cold water setting. This pair was washed in powdered Tide. It has happened with Tide pods and Members Mark brand laundry pods also.

I’ve been wearing these to lounge around the house in. I bought a few pair in different colors to wear golfing and for work. I work for a Sheriff’s Office and they are a very similar material to the 5.11 Apex Pants, light weight for a summer pant. My Dad also liked the pair he got.

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.

They are a bit noisy and crinkly sounding until you "break them in" by wearing them a few times. All in all they are pretty comfortable and stretchy. I bought a similar type of pant from a different company not at Sam's Club and they started to fray after about 6 months of semi-regular usage. Hopefully these hold up much better than those did.

Stitching on both pockets started pulling out after first wash. The cut of the legs is definitely for a youthful body type. Also, if you have large feet, it is difficult to get your feet through the legs. Pants with larger waist sizes (38 or 40) would be better with a slightly more "relaxed" cut to the legs.

Purchased these pants a year ago, then bought a pair of Kuiu light weight pants that turned out to be almost the exact same. The material was the exact same composition it was just a color difference, pockets, and zipper pocket and a brand name. The brand name had cheeper mesh pockets. These were better quality pockets all for a much much lower price.

The Denali Travel Performance Pant can just about fit any occasion. They are stylish and super comfortable in any weather. They are durable and easy to clean or wash. With the right technique, you won't even have to iron them. I just hope they are available every fall season. I was late to the game and missed out on a few colors. You won't regret this purchase! Take it from someone who is 240 plus pounds. Every man should have a pair of these pants!

I bought a pair on closeout. A couple of things. The pockets are extremely shallow and coins constantly fall out when I sit in a recliner and even the car. Second thing is that they come out of the dryer a huge wrinkled mess. I would probably not buy another pair.

Best men’s pants ever! My husband wore them hunting in northern Michigan in November, and raved about how comfortable they were-great freedom of movement, and loved the way the wet and snow didn’t permeate the fabric easily. We live in Florida, and he also uses them for his work pants now. Again, freedom of movement, and they are lightweight, so are much better than jeans for general chores. BUT they are so nice looking, that I save out a few pairs for dressy casual. They wash up and dry like a dream - no wrinkles, no puckering at the seams. Love these pants!

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.