Breathable active trousers

[1894]

I'm after a pair of comfortable trousers for an alpine hunt.

They need to be very breathable

No drop liners - therefore happy with windproof not waterproof

Not cotton - I already have a Fjallraven. While not warm (I'll be layering if required) I need something a little thicker.

Any suggestions?

 

[Klenchblaize]

10198 - Gere 3.0 Pants Short M's - Dusty Green

Gere 3.0 Pants color Green are short-leg heavy duty outdoor pants with wind-resistant construction in stretchy Levitend® fabric.

www.klattermusen.com

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[Cyres]

Look at Kuhl trousers. v well made and high quality.
Also I know this sound daft but look at Genius gardening trousers. V high spec. They may ideal for your requirements
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[Drum123]

Montane super terra or hagloff rugged mountain 11 will fit the bill perfectly.

 

[urban]

2nd vote for Haglofs. I have a pair of stretchy ones for hiking and some old ones that are really thick and robust - I think "Rugged standard" are the current equivalent. They have ventilation zips on the thighs which really do help manage different temperatures and levels of exertion.

But I wear my Fjallravens (with long johns if it's cold), in preference if out on the mountains because they are tough enough and lighter and more comfortable than the heavy Haglofs.

 

[Rural Management Services]

KUIU attack or one of their similar. Or one of the slightly heavier guide trousers if you want more water resistance. Expensive but most good things are. Postage takes about a week and there aren’t any hidden changes after paying. I mention this as it’s something that puts people off.

 

[Brighty3006]

Kuiu. As above not cheap but utterly comfortable.

 

[Marrajack1]

Fjallraven Vida pro with vents and use merino leggings Swazi do a good soft shell type trouser robust and neat fitting.
Kuiu are great but pants I had were not robust enough for my hunting
H&M do some really great value stuff I wear for work etc Think they are called water resistant trousers bout £49

 

[Totsy]

Have a look at the Blaser huntec clothing. It’s made for alpine hunting. I have loads of it and it’s first class. Designed to be layered.

https://www.swillingtonshootingsupplies.co.uk/store/product/23998/Blaser-Huntec-Men%27s-Venture-Trousers/