SITKA Gear Timberline Optifade Subalpine Review

These pants are just the right thickness and style for my WY and CO (Spot and Stengel) hunts late September through November. I'm 6ft 3in, 220lbs and usually wear 36x34 pants. The 36T pants fit perfectly. Arrived in just a few days in the mail. I am very happy with my purchase.

They were perfect for my moose hunting trip in Colorado. They fit great, they were actually quite long and I had room for layers. They flex great and you have enough room for the ball to reach a tree with your foot without worrying about your crotch being yanked out. The knee pads felt uncomfortable at first, but once you have to crawl through cactus-dodging clumps of sagebrush you really start appreciating them. They also allowed me to be a little calmer. As for warmth, plan for layers, they…

Only use them twice in turkey season at the moment. I really like her. They are very comfortable and I have used them one day in 40 degrees and rainy weather and the next in 75 degrees and sunshine. Very diverse. I love the buttons they put on the pockets, they don't make a sound. Really impressed because I've never seen buttons like this before, but they are awesome. They seem quiet, but I think I need to be up in my tree to really understand if they're quiet enough for me. I am very observant

The spring season 2019 in Turkey in Kentucky was much colder than previous seasons. My lightweight turkey hunting pants just weren't heavy enough to provide the much-needed insulation I needed. I chose these pants even though they didn't match the early Kentucky spring foliage. This turned out to be a good decision, especially when hunting turkeys. Built-in knee pads and a reinforced pant fit were essential for successful tracking. I found it much easier and more discreet to just kneel without…

Need 36 regular instead of 35 I have been hunting for 50 years and getting the right pant in cold and wet weather has always been a problem. These are the best pants I've ever worn. Correct fit, no noise, no wet seat, no wind blowing through them.

Used this season for whitetail hunting in the Midwest. The temperature ranged from 20F to 35F. I wear a 32 x 34 pant and bought the Timberline 34T pant and could still wear long johns and jeans underneath and still move comfortably in them. In all, he sat 4-5 hours a day and his legs stayed perfectly warm (fingers and toes are another story). Having suspenders was great for sitting as they kept my pants from riding down and exposing my back to the wind. Overall I would recommend these to anyone