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M5 Pant

#10 on this list

M5 Pant

Stone Glacier

Best rain pant for fall storms

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Attack Pant

#1 on this list

Attack Pant

KUIU

Best overall mid-season pant

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M5 Pant versus Attack Pant specifications
SpecM5 PantAttack Pant
Primary Material3-layer HydraShield waterproof laminate—
Side ZipsFull-length separating leg zippers—
Design IntentPackable mid-to-late season storm shell—
SuspensionRemovable low-profile suspenders included—
Layering FitSized to fit over standard hunting pants—
Primary Fabric—Toray Primeflex 4-way stretch polyester
Water Resistance—Toray K-DWR treatment
Venting—Dual zippered mesh-lined hip vents
Pocket Layout—Two hand, two rear, two zippered cargo
Fit Profile—Athletic cut with articulated knees and gusset
Ideal Range—30°F to 70°F depending on layering

What our reviewers liked and didn't

M5 Pant

  • Full-length side zippers allow fast layering over muddy boots
  • Dependable protection against sustained driving sleet and downpours
  • Compresses small enough to stay in your daypack without penalty
  • Quieter face textile than standard high-alpine mountaineering shells
  • Not durable enough for repeated crawling over sharp scree
  • Requires a base pant underneath due to lack of a soft liner
  • Substantial financial investment for a foul-weather specialty piece

Attack Pant

  • Unrestricted mobility provided by Toray Primeflex four-way stretch fabric
  • Effective side hip vents rapidly dump body heat during steep climbs
  • Brushed interior backer delivers next-to-skin comfort without retaining sweat
  • Quiet face fabric prevents loud swishing noises in dense timber
  • Lacks integrated knee pad pockets for crawling on rocky terrain
  • Open weave fabric will saturate during prolonged, soaking downpours
  • Vulnerable to surface pilling when pushed through aggressive thorn thickets

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