Ucraft Xlite Rock Climbing, Bouldering, and Yoga Pants: Lightweight, Stretchy Trousers for Optimal Performance in Outdoor Activities Review

Good for climbing. Super comfy and stretchy but not too baggy. My knees no longer burn from the climbing wall. I have a 31 waist and 5ft 11in height. I bought the medium ones and they fit well. They're a bit long, but the ankle lacing keeps them in place. So if you're skinny like me and even taller, they still fit.

I don't climb, I just wanted them for the sporty look and cool logo. Unfortunately, after the first wash, the logo started to fall apart and almost disappeared. I washed on the recommended settings so it's hard to believe it was just me. Pros: There is no restriction of movement, it is felt immediately. Cool looking flats that are also functional. Lightweight yet durable. Cons: The logo will be washed off. Embroidering would be more appropriate. The belt was pulled to the waist, I don't know…

Fits snug at the ankles and waist and loosely hugs the hips and collarbones. The nice thing is that it's loose but doesn't look baggy. Functional and beautiful to look at. Very happy with it and bought 2 pairs (mustard and grey). My favorite climbing pants. They are durable enough to withstand outdoor climbing and gym use. Some good slides on the slab and knee pads, my skin is always fine and the pants aren't ripped. Put them on a few times a week, I've had them for 7 months now and they show…

This is an honest company with excellent customer service. In terms of fit, to be useful, I'm 6ft 3in, 180lbs, waist 32in (I wear 32x34 pants) and the average size fits me. I have muscular legs and the pants pinched my calves, but there was plenty of room elsewhere (still good for performing). The articulated knees are a work of art, but I feel a slight tug in my buttocks and crotch when they are pulled out. It might be something they could iron out by adjusting the height, but it might require

My husband bought these and I've worn them so many times I've bought 3 more pants. Light, loose, with good pockets (why do women's trousers have terrible pockets?). They won't tear, wash easily and dry almost instantly. I wear women's size 10 pants, but I bought the L because this company seems to have no idea what the average American's size is (if you're an average American, these won't fit you). Or they have no idea that non-climbers need functional utility pants - are all climbers skinny…

First the good: I'm 6ft 1in, sports weight 185lbs. I wear pants 30x32 and the average size in these pants fits me. The legs are a bit long, probably an inch or two, but the laces are well done and keep the legs from getting dirty on your feet. The pants are loose but not casual and very comfortable. This is a welcome change from most modern cuts that are too tight in the hips, seat and crotch. I think most people with a 30 inch waist should be very small. I love the sporty cut of these pants…