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#1 on this list
Timberline Pant
Sitka
Removable knee pads and a Gore-Tex seat panel. The best pant made for wet, steep sitting and stalking.
- Price
- $179 MSRP
- Reader rating
- No reader votes yet
- How we assessed it
- Specification researched
#2 on this list
Attack Pant
Kuiu
Toray four-way stretch that hikes like climbing pants and takes a season of shale without holes.
- Price
- USD 149.00
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- No reader votes yet
- How we assessed it
- Specification researched
Specs side by side
| Spec | Timberline Pant | Attack Pant |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | Sitka | Kuiu |
| Material | Woven Polyester Stretch Cordura | Toray Primeflex (four-way stretch) |
| Key Feature | Removable Knee Pads, Gore-Tex Seat | — |
| Weight | Moderate | — |
| Seasonality | Early to Mid-Season | — |
| Fit | Athletic, Layer-Compatible | — |
| Model | — | Attack Pant |
| Weight (approx) | — | 1 lb (size dependent) |
| Season | — | Mid-season to mild cold |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Timberline Pant
- Integrated Gore-Tex seat panel keeps you dry when sitting
- Removable knee pads offer critical protection and cushioning
- Durable, quiet, and abrasion-resistant Cordura fabric
- Excellent articulation and stretch for full range of motion
- Thoughtful pocket placement and ventilation for practical use
- Higher price point compared to many hunting pants
- Not the lightest option, prioritizing durability over ultralight packing
- May be too warm for consistently hot weather hunting without layering
Attack Pant
- Exceptional four-way stretch for unrestricted movement
- Highly durable Toray Primeflex fabric resists abrasion
- Excellent breathability for active pursuits
- Lightweight and packable for backcountry use
- Effective DWR coating handles light moisture
- Not fully waterproof; requires rain gear in heavy downpours
- More of an athletic fit, might not suit all body types
- Premium price point, an investment piece
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