Mountain Hardwear Women's Stryder Jogger – Quick-Dry Recycled Nylon Hiking Jogger

As someone with muscular thighs, most hiking pants chafe within miles. These joggers have room in exactly the right places and the quick-dry nylon never clings. Wore them through two days of drizzle in the Cascades and stayed comfortable. The ankle cuffs keep debris out. Absolute winner.

Soft, stretchy, and they dry fast. The tapered leg looks more stylish than typical baggy hiking pants. I did find the waist slightly loose and needed the drawstring, but that's a minor quibble.

Even better at the sale price. Sun protection plus coverage without overheating.

The fabric is quick-drying and comfortable, no complaints on quality. I was just surprised how lightweight they are — nearly see-through in bright sun. Fine as sun protection, less good as wind protection. They work for what they claim, just manage expectations.

I'm in my forties and have tried every brand of hiking pant out there. These are the first that fit my hips and waist without a belt. Wore them for gardening, a canyon hike, and a long flight. They look put-together enough to wear to the grocery store after the trail. I now own three pairs.

Took these on a five-day trek in Patagonia. They handled brush, mud, and rain showers. Dried overnight in the tent every time. The pockets sit flat under a pack hip belt, which I appreciated.

Super soft and they fit great. No chafing at all.

As a redhead who burns through everything, UPF-rated pants are non-negotiable. These cover fully without being sweaty. The jogger style means no bug bites at the ankles either. They've held up beautifully after a full summer of use.

Ordered these for fall hiking and they've been great. Breathable enough for uphill climbs, and the fabric feels durable. Runs true to size in my experience. Would like deeper pockets but that's a small thing.

The length was way too long for my petite frame and the return process cost me shipping. The material seemed nice enough. Just know your inseam before ordering.