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.

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.

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...

After 50 years of wearing blue jeans I decided to switch to a lighter pair of casual pants. I now own a dozen pair in every color, and wear these pants daily. More comfortable and a lot cooler in Florida weather. If store does not have them in your size, try to buy them on-line. If your size is out of stock, check back periodically. My size 34 x 34 was out of stock, but eventually became available on-line. You can’t beat the price, so I highly recommend them.

These are the most comfortable pants I have ever owned. There are only three issues: 1) I would love more colors to choose from; 2) They seem to run out of my size too fast when I go to order them; and 3) When the micro-stretch fibers in the seat break they can can create the look of a worn fabric on closer inspection (fixable with careful use of a clothes shaver). LOVE THESE PANTS!

If you are looking for comfort, these are what you want. Light weight, wash great. Only thing is the back pockets, they are deep but wallet still finds a way to fall out. There is a side pocket with a zipper that I recommend you use for your wallet.

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 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.

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.

Great fit, good weight for hiking, good value