I agree about the corrugate guide pant. I love mine. But I ordered a pair of the Prana’s because I just don’t like paying $150 for a pair of hunting pants. But I will probably get another pair of guide pants when I wear out the ones I have.
Kuiu attacks for me, close match is the SKRE pants. First lite Corrugate guide for a lighter weight pant. Kuiu chinook pant for colder weather. I'm in WW too hunt September through December.
Hey bro, I may be late to the conversation, but Eddie warranties their clothes for life. I have had stitching come undone, took them back, and walked out with a new pair.
The Eddie Guide Pro Accent series are so underrated. From their shorts to the unlined pants and the lined pants I practically live in them! They are gaining popularity and Eddie has increased price. But they will run sales around holidays and for rewards members! Headed to CO in Oct. and I’ve been insisted on bringing a pair of SG Dehaviland’s. But I guarantee you the Eddie’s will make the trip as well! Great review!
I haven’t tried the KIUSs or some of these pants, but My favorite hunting/field pants are not “hunting” pants. UF Pro P-40 Urban Tactical Pants with zip out windstopper lining. Made in Europe, bomb proof pants that can handle anything with additional thermals underneath.
For me: 1) Sitka Ascent (great stretch/movement) .... super light but durable. 2) Prana Zion (mostly for everyday use ) .... 3) Kuiu Attack/Sitka Mtn. I prefer Sitka Mtn, but like the solid colors of the Attack. Wear in weather below 40 degrees. Kuiu sizes are ridiculous, I agree. I"m 34 in everything. 38 in Kuiu. I have their tiburan and Kutana ... their stretch/movement in those is horrible. Feels like they're always binding in knees and pulling down.
My perfect hunting pant doesn't yet exist. I want the Kuhl Renegade cargo pocket layout with the Prana Zion stretch fabric, gusseted crotch, and stitching.
I'm a minimalist. I mostly hunt upland birds in Levi's denim until last year when the dew was off the charts. By lunch my bottom half was soaked pant > sock > boot. I was pissed. Great for dogs on birds, not for cotton pants. Wrangler and Carhartt both make a great budget sand/tan cargo water resistant pant under $40 and they're super tough and strong. The other thing is I think a lot of these hunting companies are "figuring it out" because like you say, the sizes/shapes are weird. The knee pads (?) and other gimmicks seem really, truly odd to me. Can't think of one time hunting where I've desired knee pads. Maybe they're for a younger demographic coming in to the scene? I've never had any under armor products I thought were quality or value.
Google it. It’s a mobile way to hunt deer (amongst other things) from trees without a lot of gear. Knee pads help with the lean against the tree. I’m not sure that was their original intention though, but it works.
I second the Eddie Bauer Guide pant, I've also never seen them reviewed along with high priced hunting gear. Those Eddie Bauer's are comfortable, and very under rated- they have a fleece lined set that's nice with layering too.
Great review! I’d like to add, if you’re looking for pants that meet all the criteria you were talking about above without a real steep price tag, look at the black ovis granite peak and cottonwood creek pants. Mid and light weight. Very comfortable, quiet, stretchy, great fit. Full price about 70-75, can find them on sale for 60 through the Camo fire daily sale deal. These things are the business. For the record I’ve got 3different types of Kuiu pants and 2 types of first lite’s.
Loving the new look of the studio!!! Damn I gotta get me some better gear. It can be overwhelming sometimes when you start adding it all up lol. Better boots and binos I feel a must this year.
@@kee7678 Eddie Bauer First Ascent Men’s Guide Pro Pant is what I got and I really like them. Grabbed two more pair. Lightweight, solid construction and have a great flex to them as well.
Check out the Blackovis Cottonwood Creek about 75 on their website and about 60 off camofire when they come around, great stretch which they had more for the cargo pockets but very comfortable. They are very similar to the Prana but more stretch in my opinion. First lite corrugate guides are my other go to, perfect pocket configuration and stretch but maybe just a touch warm.
Kuiu attack have been my favorite for hunting, but now I think the Duluth trading Dry on the Fly pants are the ultimate early to mid season pant. Very breathable even with a merino base layer and hold up well. Great summer hiking and fishing as well. Great pocket structure and set up. Just bought 2 more pair on sale for $40
Disregard his thoughts on the Kuiu Attack Pant being too hot. They keep you cooler than a pair of shorts would. I work construction in the humid midwest summers and I would opt for the attack pants over anything. Between the durability and thigh vents, they are the single most versatile article of clothing I own.
ALL depends on the Individual I get blazing hot in 50 degree weather elk hunting The attack pant is HOT for me so DON'T DISREGARD ANYTHING ! Everybody is different.......................................... Use common sense !!!
I really like how Kuiu thinks everyone has a 38 inseam. I Have a go to hiking pants made by Royal Robin's best al around pant ive ever owned and im super picky. About how hawt I get.
@@tationut I have a 38 inseam so buying pants that actually come close to fitting me is pretty awesome. It’s really frustrating to see “tall” sizes max out at 34 inseam. I can’t go any lower than a 36 inseam, otherwise I am flooding.
First season hunting! I bought some light outdoor pants from Walmart but they snagged on EVERYTHING walking through brush in oregon. Does the Eddie snag on thorns and brush? What pants don't snag?
Hey guys. Great video. I just received an order I placed with you guys. It was missing something but it says it all shipped. Can’t find anywhere on your website about contacting you so I’m doing it here. Hope to hear from you guys. Thanks
I've ran Attacks and every piece of First Lite. The First lite Corrugates are comfy but they do fit baggy even in smaller sizes and I have found the fabric started to pill after one season and that really bothered me. I HIGHLY RCCOMEND the Eddie Bauer first accent WORK PANTS. They have a little more fabric on the fronts and I wore them almost exclusively on aw 100 km horse back hunt in Northern BC without any issue at all. The EB's are generally half the price and I have found will do everything you ask them to. The only negative I have found is the work pants stitching around the front pockets will go but that is easily fixed by a seamstress for dollars. The roll up to nothing in your back if you're bringing a spare. I have 6 pairs.
Have you tried the Kuiu Kutana pant? I'm debating between those and the Attack for an all season, all types of hunting type pant. Layering under and over as needed.
I have the Kutana and Attack pants and they’re both phenomenal. But the attack pants would be way too warm for early season and if you run hot. The Kutanas are amazing but certainly geared towards warm weather. But you could layer under them based on your preference. As far as one pant, you might want to consider the first light Corrugate Guide pants. I love those pants and have used them duckhunting in the winter with thermals underneath and elk hunting in early September. They are also a great pant. Very comfortable and great pockets. It would be the perfect pant if they put side zips or hip vents on the pants.
Nylon pants are a Nooooope for me. Polyester is hydrophobic and more abrassion resistant. 5.11 Apex - nothing better for me close second is the 5.11 Icon Pant. Everyone has their choice but I've tried tons Prana, Eddie, FL, Carhart on and on nothing beats 5.11 for me
@@outdooroutpost6061 Yes I use both of those 5.11 for hunting and am happy with both. For the $ hard to beat IMO. I dont wear any other pant at present while hunting.
@@Joel_Unbound I’m going on a 15 day elk hunt and I’m trying to buy atleast 4-5 pairs of pants before September. But $200 a pair for some of the big brands is hard to swallow. I was looking at the apex right before I read your comment. I think I’m going to try them
@@outdooroutpost6061 Good luck on the hunt and I hope you like the pants as much as I do. Agreed that for the $$$ some of those pants are just too costly and don't add much or any value for that price tag.
dang man! ive gone through some nasty burn and dead fall and havent had an issue, ill put them through some more stuff through the season and do another update.
@@PNWild Not surprising, honestly. People tend to overlook brands like Eddie Baur and L.L. Bean for "ultra light" marketing and proprietary camo patterns.
I mean absolutely no disrespect in my comment. I truly wanted to watch the entire video, but you talk way too much without actually saying anything. I made it to the second pair and you lost me. I may come back and watch the rest when I have more time.
I absolutely love the Eddie pants. Their fleece lined pants are perfect for winter.
You might also like outdoor research's ferrosi line
First lite corrugate pants, by far the most comfortable pants I’ve ever worn I could wear them every day!
Tried them for 2 years, too baggy and loose for me. Didn’t like them. Comfortable yes, but fit was a 5/10 for me
I agree about the corrugate guide pant. I love mine. But I ordered a pair of the Prana’s because I just don’t like paying $150 for a pair of hunting pants. But I will probably get another pair of guide pants when I wear out the ones I have.
Kuiu attacks for me, close match is the SKRE pants. First lite Corrugate guide for a lighter weight pant. Kuiu chinook pant for colder weather. I'm in WW too hunt September through December.
Hey bro, I may be late to the conversation, but Eddie warranties their clothes for life. I have had stitching come undone, took them back, and walked out with a new pair.
No fricken way! Great to know haha
Start at 3:35
Sorry about the long intro!
PNWild don’t worry about it man. You’ve got a living to make!
The Eddie Guide Pro Accent series are so underrated. From their shorts to the unlined pants and the lined pants I practically live in them! They are gaining popularity and Eddie has increased price. But they will run sales around holidays and for rewards members!
Headed to CO in Oct. and I’ve been insisted on bringing a pair of SG Dehaviland’s. But I guarantee you the Eddie’s will make the trip as well! Great review!
The Eddie's are sure hard to beat for the price! Zack rocks the unlined pants and the fleece lined pants still!
Funny I was watching this exactly a year from when he said a year from now
Hahahaha that’s funny
I haven’t tried the KIUSs or some of these pants, but My favorite hunting/field pants are not “hunting” pants. UF Pro P-40 Urban Tactical Pants with zip out windstopper lining. Made in Europe, bomb proof pants that can handle anything with additional thermals underneath.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll have to check those out!
Your comment about sizes is exactly why I had to buy clothes on-line. That limits my options greatly.
Dang!
For me: 1) Sitka Ascent (great stretch/movement) .... super light but durable. 2) Prana Zion (mostly for everyday use ) .... 3) Kuiu Attack/Sitka Mtn. I prefer Sitka Mtn, but like the solid colors of the Attack. Wear in weather below 40 degrees. Kuiu sizes are ridiculous, I agree. I"m 34 in everything. 38 in Kuiu. I have their tiburan and Kutana ... their stretch/movement in those is horrible. Feels like they're always binding in knees and pulling down.
love the feedback man! appreciate it a ton!
here in the Rocky Mountains, sitka is really good and kuiu is generally considered a step better.
I love my kuiu attacks and tiburons, but I lol’ed at your drunk comment!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
My perfect hunting pant doesn't yet exist. I want the Kuhl Renegade cargo pocket layout with the Prana Zion stretch fabric, gusseted crotch, and stitching.
Amen dude!
Prana is a shitty brand for technical stuff dont trust it
I'm a minimalist. I mostly hunt upland birds in Levi's denim until last year when the dew was off the charts. By lunch my bottom half was soaked pant > sock > boot. I was pissed. Great for dogs on birds, not for cotton pants. Wrangler and Carhartt both make a great budget sand/tan cargo water resistant pant under $40 and they're super tough and strong. The other thing is I think a lot of these hunting companies are "figuring it out" because like you say, the sizes/shapes are weird. The knee pads (?) and other gimmicks seem really, truly odd to me. Can't think of one time hunting where I've desired knee pads. Maybe they're for a younger demographic coming in to the scene? I've never had any under armor products I thought were quality or value.
Helpful for saddle hunting.
@@moorehuntin8732 like horseback? You wear knee pads on a horse?
Google it. It’s a mobile way to hunt deer (amongst other things) from trees without a lot of gear. Knee pads help with the lean against the tree. I’m not sure that was their original intention though, but it works.
I second the Eddie Bauer Guide pant, I've also never seen them reviewed along with high priced hunting gear. Those Eddie Bauer's are comfortable, and very under rated- they have a fleece lined set that's nice with layering too.
100% man
Great review!
I’d like to add, if you’re looking for pants that meet all the criteria you were talking about above without a real steep price tag, look at the black ovis granite peak and cottonwood creek pants. Mid and light weight. Very comfortable, quiet, stretchy, great fit. Full price about 70-75, can find them on sale for 60 through the Camo fire daily sale deal. These things are the business. For the record I’ve got 3different types of Kuiu pants and 2 types of first lite’s.
You got me sold!! I’ll be trying them! Thanks for the insight!
@@PNWild
Thats awesome. If you get around to it, post a review after awhile. Curious to see what you think of them.
Absolutely will! Appreciate the tip
Great review. I’ve been contemplating going to a top of the line camp company and for the price it’s hard to commit. Glad to see an honest review.
thanks rory, dont get me wrong the high end hunting pants are really nice and durable like i stated but my favorite are the eddies.
If you are looking for a heavy-duty, but cooler kuiu pant check out the KUIU Tiburon Pant
Loving the new look of the studio!!! Damn I gotta get me some better gear. It can be overwhelming sometimes when you start adding it all up lol. Better boots and binos I feel a must this year.
haha thanks rowan! i figured youd really like the new look!
You’re right, whoever is running the tape measure at kuiu is high. Good stuff once you get the right size.
Haha absolutely
Salomon Wayfearer for me, I can't do pants without zip pockets and they're stupid comfortable.
Thanks for the hot tip!! I’ll look into them
Grabbed some of those Eddie Bauer pants. Really like them. Thanks man!
the Guide pants..or the Guide Pro (or are they the same?)
@@kee7678 Eddie Bauer First Ascent Men’s Guide Pro Pant is what I got and I really like them. Grabbed two more pair. Lightweight, solid construction and have a great flex to them as well.
Heck yeah boys! Glad you like them! Great pant!
love Kuiu as a whole, but they a bit tight on the waist, extremely tight on the boys!
Early-season prana zion anytime past that I’m going with the kuiu attack
i really like them as well
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I truly love my under armour windstopper pants
Nice review. I found kuiu fit well on more athletic built ppl and first lite more for round lol.
Got the hat. Kool hats pnwild hat 🎩
Appreciate it!
I find it so funny your 5’9” and call your self short 5’8” is the average height in the US. I’m 5’4” try finding hunting gear if
you where me
Damn I needed this review.
Glad to hear that!
I wear em Oot n’ a boot 😂
Check out the Blackovis Cottonwood Creek about 75 on their website and about 60 off camofire when they come around, great stretch which they had more for the cargo pockets but very comfortable. They are very similar to the Prana but more stretch in my opinion. First lite corrugate guides are my other go to, perfect pocket configuration and stretch but maybe just a touch warm.
Second comment recommending these! I have to try them now!! Thanks so much!!
I get my hat today I bought from you guys can’t wait excited
Heck yeah! Appreciate it Troy!
A pair Stone Glacier pants would save you a ton of time and money trying all these options.
I would love to try them!
I’m same 50-70* is sweet spot for temps. For that reason I subbed. 😁
Hahahah
Kuiu attack have been my favorite for hunting, but now I think the Duluth trading Dry on the Fly pants are the ultimate early to mid season pant. Very breathable even with a merino base layer and hold up well. Great summer hiking and fishing as well. Great pocket structure and set up. Just bought 2 more pair on sale for $40
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prana pants are absolutely awesome, the bronson is one of my favorite daily pants, cant speak highly enough of them.
Not anymore. They changed on version 2.0. Check their reviews on their website for men's pants
Disregard his thoughts on the Kuiu Attack Pant being too hot. They keep you cooler than a pair of shorts would. I work construction in the humid midwest summers and I would opt for the attack pants over anything. Between the durability and thigh vents, they are the single most versatile article of clothing I own.
I won't deny that Kuiu's sizing is absolutely stupid, however. Just order a size up and you should be fine
ALL depends on the Individual I get blazing hot in 50 degree weather elk hunting The attack pant is HOT for me so DON'T DISREGARD ANYTHING ! Everybody is different.......................................... Use common sense !!!
Great information! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Stone Glacier De Havalland.
Ive tried several you went over.
Haven’t tried those ones yet!
I really like how Kuiu thinks everyone has a 38 inseam. I Have a go to hiking pants made by Royal Robin's best al around pant ive ever owned and im super picky. About how hawt I get.
Yeah it’s frustrating for sure!
Who does KUIU think buys there gear giants
@@tationut I have a 38 inseam so buying pants that actually come close to fitting me is pretty awesome. It’s really frustrating to see “tall” sizes max out at 34 inseam. I can’t go any lower than a 36 inseam, otherwise I am flooding.
I think Kuiu is making their hunting pants for runway models. Tight on the waist and long on the legs. 😅
Yeah even the short inseam is 31
First season hunting!
I bought some light outdoor pants from Walmart but they snagged on EVERYTHING walking through brush in oregon.
Does the Eddie snag on thorns and brush? What pants don't snag?
Blue jeans work pretty well
Haha, they really do seem to😂😂 a lot of bucks getting killed this year by the old denim.
kuiu4lyf
But attack pants aren't insulated at all. I don't think many people would call them "warm"
Thanks for the review. Helpful.
You bet!
Great review!
How hot would you still use the attack up to?
Really depends on the person but I’d say 60 degrees and I ( Jeff ) start getting to hot and need to go with a lighter pair of pants.
Great info! Thanks
Glad we could help!
Subbed for a great personality.
Bauers sound like they’re pretty loud
As I use Firstlite and am looking hard at Kuiu, what was the defining factor for you to make the move???
I’m in the same area as you, live 20 mins east of Seattle. I was looking at the Kuiu pants, I have heard their sizes run a bit small.
Thanks for the review, did you guys get drawn for any quality bulls in Washington this year?
thank you! nah not this year!
Hey guys. Great video. I just received an order I placed with you guys. It was missing something but it says it all shipped. Can’t find anywhere on your website about contacting you so I’m doing it here. Hope to hear from you guys. Thanks
Those Eddie pants jumped up to $80
Sheesh….
Momma said we are all winners. Lol
Hahahah
so sitka if you don't skip leg day !
hahahah that or love 32oz chocolate milk shakes
I've ran Attacks and every piece of First Lite. The First lite Corrugates are comfy but they do fit baggy even in smaller sizes and I have found the fabric started to pill after one season and that really bothered me. I HIGHLY RCCOMEND the Eddie Bauer first accent WORK PANTS. They have a little more fabric on the fronts and I wore them almost exclusively on aw 100 km horse back hunt in Northern BC without any issue at all. The EB's are generally half the price and I have found will do everything you ask them to. The only negative I have found is the work pants stitching around the front pockets will go but that is easily fixed by a seamstress for dollars. The roll up to nothing in your back if you're bringing a spare.
I have 6 pairs.
Would the Eddie bower be good for spring bear in 30-60 temp range?
Maybe in the morning they would need a little base layer! But other than that they would be amazing
That Auburn mall tho!
Hahaha marysville but yeah!
Have you tried the Kuiu Kutana pant? I'm debating between those and the Attack for an all season, all types of hunting type pant. Layering under and over as needed.
I have the Kutana and Attack pants and they’re both phenomenal. But the attack pants would be way too warm for early season and if you run hot. The Kutanas are amazing but certainly geared towards warm weather. But you could layer under them based on your preference. As far as one pant, you might want to consider the first light Corrugate Guide pants. I love those pants and have used them duckhunting in the winter with thermals underneath and elk hunting in early September. They are also a great pant. Very comfortable and great pockets. It would be the perfect pant if they put side zips or hip vents on the pants.
@@GreenFields-7777 That is great to know. Thank you very much for your response! I'll look into those
Nylon pants are a Nooooope for me. Polyester is hydrophobic and more abrassion resistant. 5.11 Apex - nothing better for me close second is the 5.11 Icon Pant. Everyone has their choice but I've tried tons Prana, Eddie, FL, Carhart on and on nothing beats 5.11 for me
Do you use the apex for hunting?
@@outdooroutpost6061 Yes I use both of those 5.11 for hunting and am happy with both. For the $ hard to beat IMO. I dont wear any other pant at present while hunting.
@@Joel_Unbound I’m going on a 15 day elk hunt and I’m trying to buy atleast 4-5 pairs of pants before September. But $200 a pair for some of the big brands is hard to swallow. I was looking at the apex right before I read your comment. I think I’m going to try them
@@outdooroutpost6061 Good luck on the hunt and I hope you like the pants as much as I do. Agreed that for the $$$ some of those pants are just too costly and don't add much or any value for that price tag.
What color did you go with for your Kuiu Attack pants?
Jeff went with the major brown. But we are also currently testing the khaki as well.
How is the durability on the kuiu axis hybrid pants?
Very durable wore them for 10 days In Colorado. Great pants man, I’ll be doing a follow up video on my gear soon
Kuiu attack
love them, just a tad too warm to wear in summer for me
PNWild Same but the tiburons are a bit too prone to snagging/tearing in the brush
What long Johns are you wearing?
how'd you know i was on lunch watching a gear review?
Hahaha caus we’re just as guilty 🙈
Kenny Powers is that you?
Hahahaahhaa fricken love that guy!
Can't find the eddie bauer guide ascents. Just see guide pro.
Yea because he called them the wrong name. They are Eddie Bauer Guide Pro. "First ascent" is the little logo they put on some of their tougher gear.
Who painted the elk??
are any waterproof?
Subbed. Going to check out the podcast
Appreciate it man!
The attacks are durable? I had them shredded after a week of hunting the coast....
Lol What were you doing a hunt over here in Western Montana and mine has lasted me five years now
dang man! ive gone through some nasty burn and dead fall and havent had an issue, ill put them through some more stuff through the season and do another update.
No Under Armour selection? Ridge Reaper Raider for example?
havent tried them. how do you like them?
I don't have 23 minutes for this shit. Which one does he like the best?
Lol. Eddie Bauer
@@PNWild Not surprising, honestly. People tend to overlook brands like Eddie Baur and L.L. Bean for "ultra light" marketing and proprietary camo patterns.
Agreed man totally.
If u all want some cheap cheap pants for good quality. Wrangler ATG pants
no your wrong Camels do guzzle they drink a lot of water trust me i know some people I know in Idaho call me the camel man.
No video brother
Okay
I mean absolutely no disrespect in my comment. I truly wanted to watch the entire video, but you talk way too much without actually saying anything. I made it to the second pair and you lost me. I may come back and watch the rest when I have more time.
LMFAO Put your PURSE down and watch the video............... People kill me, The music is to loud, your saying nothing, etc f#@king etc..........
Intro sucked.....! To much effects...
Thanks for the input next go around we’ll take her down!
Intro is to loud, effects sucked, put your big boy panties! LOL People kill me....
Yawn
Why are the first few not camouflage?
Most of our pants aren’t camo.