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Gwen par
Comfortable Hunting
Fit well. Flexible, making movement easy while hunting in tall grass.
Date de publication: 2024-04-04
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Tom the man par
Good light hunting pant
Not bad for a light weight hunting pant, as other have reported the frount pockets are not very deep but I haven't had anything fall out yet. I wouldn't want to walk too many miles in a heay brier thicket, but light briers ok. I am 68 years old I let the dogs go in the thickets.
Suspender buttons are in the wrong place for me , but I usually have to move the buttons on other brands too. I Like the buttons on the outside of the pant and more to the frount nearer to the zipper.
Date de publication: 2024-03-13
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James par
Field pants review. Not a good find
Quality of material is fine , however the design concept is flawed. Shallow pockets on real hunting pants is ridiculous. If you don't have extra pockets , then the existing pockets need to be deep enough to hold a wallet, knife, and cell phone without worry of loss. The waist fit was fine, but the fit when bending feels less comfortable than my other field pants. I run my dog at least 70 days per year , I am serious about chasing birds in rugged , briar filled areas. I would not purchase these again
Date de publication: 2024-02-01
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Tom S par
Over rated and over priced
Extremely disappointed in these hunting pants. The specs list "Briar pants". Obviously the people haven't hunted real briar patches for wild birds in the Dakotas and Montana. There's no way these pants can stand up to those type of conditions. I own what I believe would be the predecessor model of these in both tan and green. Those pants are truly made for hunting in nasty cover and hold up to briars and different burs. If I remember correctly, they were $89 a pair and these are $119 a pair. To raise the price almost 34%, I would expect as good or better quality.
Date de publication: 2023-12-13
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UplandBirdGuy par
Garbage
I was looking to replace my old Uplander Pro Briar Pants (PQ500167) because they are AWESOME, but this new style is so far awesome it's not even funny. No stretch, no give. Good luck climbing over a barbed wire fence. You can't even lift your leg over the top. The pockets in these gape open due to the elastic that is supposed to make the waist stretchy, but instead it just makes them all loose around the waist, requiring a belt to keep them up. The elastic will inevitably fail and then they won't stay up at all. These are junk and are being returned tomorrow. Bring back the original Uplander Pro Briar Pants (PQ500167)! Please!
Date de publication: 2023-11-29
Rated 5 de
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Anonyme par
Thank you.
These pants are very comfortable,I deer,and quail hunt they are great.
Date de publication: 2023-11-29
Rated 5 de
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Fred par
Nice expanding waist - get a smaller waist size
These pants are great for what I wanted - protection against thorny invasive plants that I yank out of county parks. I'm a straight 32-32 pants wearer and took the advice of another reviewer to order a shorter length since they run long - good advice, perfect length. The 32-inch waist is exactly the right size, but the pants have a built-in "Expand-o-Waist" so you should order a waist size 2 inches narrower and the Expand-o-Waist will save you from needing a belt.
Date de publication: 2023-11-09
Rated 4 de
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RH xx par
Briar pants
If I had known that waist band was stretchable, I would have ordered waist size 2 inches less.
Date de publication: 2023-11-08