Postropaky Womens Outdoor Snow Ski Pants Waterproof Hiking Insulated Softshell Pants Snowboard Zipper Bottom Leg

These are warm, have good water resistance, and they fit great. I usually take size 2 or 4. I got one of each size and though the 4 is larger, they both fit. They have good stretch which makes that possible. After one wash though, the trim around the knee pocket where the trim curves upward, is coming up. It doesn’t serve a purpose so it won’t be the end of the world and I’m not taking any stars off for it. It looks like if I pulled it off you’d never know anything had been there. Everything else is the same as when new. Three zippered pockets. The two side pockets are deep and you can fit a cellphone in there. The knee pocket is small and can hold a key or a lipstick or something small like that. Comfortable. Good fit. Not short. Five stars.

Used these on our Alaskan fishing trip. I was happy they fit well they were comfortable and they were waterproof. It was a little chilly and they kept me warm too. I used them in a boat and I also use them to hike in. I’m usually a 10 or 12 in pants and got these in the 10 short and they worked perfectly.

I wore these working in backcountry Alaska on colder days for the last couple of years. Pants are very comfortable with wide range of motion and keep you very warm. I would say they are pretty durable. No rips or tears from bushwhacking but won’t last years of aggressive outdoor work.After a year, my first pair had been put through the ringer and were fading to that purple-black shade after being sun bleached/washed a lot. They also lost their water repellency and began to pill on the back area (which could be due to the nature of my job with hiking and sitting on rocks.) I rebought a pair of the same size and they were much larger and looser than my original pair. I’m 5’7” and weigh 120-130lbs and order a 2Tall. They still fit because the waist is so stretchy but not great to have inconsistency in sizing. A couple of other brands on Amazon have the exact same pants with a different label sewn on them so I will be purchasing a pair of those next to compare.Overall a great, inexpensive winter pant but maybe buy a few of the same size and keep the one that fits best.

I got these pants in rose for coaching figure skating outside in NYC (temp ranges from 5°C ~ 15°C, 23°F ~ 59°F) it’s definitely one of my best investments. I had to triangulate the sizing a little (I’m 5’5”, ~135lbs, usually wear 4 in pants and 6 in dresses, got a 6 Regular) so I’m glad I read the reviews.POSITIVESColor: Lovely! Not too bright but not too muted. Makes me stand out from the other coaches so my skaters can see me from afar.Pockets: The small pocket is great for keys/chapstick, the front pockets fit my phone (in its wallet case!) and bingo dabbers/markers/pens with ease, and the expandable bottoms are perfect for covering the laces of my boots.Sizing: There is enough space for me to wear leggings underneath, but I don’t always need to since the pants are pretty good windbreakers.Material: I can model falling down and getting back up without worrying about getting wet, which is great for teaching Basic 1! The different texture around the knee also makes it easier to get up from the ice. The pants are flexible enough for my frame that I don’t feel like I’m stretching them when moving my legs around.POSSIBLE NEGATIVES (Depending on your intended usage)Button: The button stitching came undone within 3 months of use (wearing the pants 3x a week for a few hours at a time), but I caught it before it dropped so was able to reinforce the stitching no problem. If you think you’ll get a lot of active use out of these pants I’d recommend checking on the stitching regularly.Hip/Waist fit: The pants fall a little low on my waist (most relevant when bending over), and do have belt loops but I don’t like wearing a belt because it restricts my upper body movement. I never feel like they’re coming off, but if you want something that fits closely around the waist/doesn’t have space at the crotch, these might not be for you.Ankle fit: These are a little wide at the bottom, even when the expandable bottoms are zipped up. They fit in wide boots easily, but could get caught behind the heel if you wear low-tops/have shorter legs. Not an issue for me (since I'm using them for skates) but could be depending on the kind of shoes you want to wear with them.Material: I’m not sure how flexible these pants are if they aren’t a little wide on your leg, so I wouldn’t necessarily recommend full-blown practicing freestyle in these, but I’ve gotten away with some sit spins and spirals. The material is water resistant but definitely not waterproof. Wouldn’t necessarily recommend for full coverage in heavy wet precipitation.OVERALLLove these. I’m definitely getting my money’s worth and recommending them to anyone else who coaches!

I have two pairs that I have had for 2 years now. Black in 8 tall and gray in 10 tall (they are a bit too big) but I love them. I’m about to buy another because I got paint on one. But I have put these pants through hell and they are still in great shape. The main reason I bought these was because they came in a long inseam which is so hard to find in pants like these. I don’t ski but I fish for a living and do a lot of hunting and these have been great for both. They are warm and water resistant. They are not water proof though so don’t think these are going to keep you dry in poring rain. These with a pair on long John’s underneath have kept me warm on lots of cold days. But they are not going to cook you after it warms up. I took a pretty hard fall in them on some rocks last year, have walked into more cactus than I am proud of, and stuck a few fish fins in them. They haven’t ripped at all. After two years the only problem I’ve had is I lost a button on one which was not hard to replace. I hope they keep making them for a long time because I will definitely continue to buy them.

Good pants, although size is bit larger than expected.