Field Notes - "These pants are the most comfortable and toughest pant I've found for cooler to cold weather hunting. Ideally they are an Oct-Nov pant but on cool Sept days or with a base ... Read More >
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Weight: 29.6 oz. // Size L
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Fabric: 4-Way Stretch Woven Polyester Shell, Nylon Ripstop Seat & Knees
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Durable Water Repellent finish resists light precipitation and prevents the face fabric from wetting out
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Reinforced Seat and Knees: The seat and knees are reinforced with a waterproof nylon ripstop fabric, so a long slog on a wet saddle or a quick seat in the snow won’t leave you cold and wet
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Removable Knee Pads: Removable knee pads offer additional protection whether you’re scrambling through talus in the Northern Rockies, picking your way through cactus in the Sonoran Desert, or field dressing an animal
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Articulated Patterning: The fit is athletic with tapered legs and a low-profile waist that won’t bunch or chafe under a pack
- Fits True To Size
The Sitka Timberline Pant is the ultimate hunting pant that is insulated and made to take on any rough adventure you have planned ahead of you! This year they completely wiped the slate clean and redesigned the lightweight camo hunting pants cut as well as the fabric that they mainly utilize. Now they use a 4-way stretch Nylon which is breathable, quick-drying and extends the durability farther than ever before. These lightweight camo hunting pants with knee pads have been a pant of choice for mostly all extreme hunters because they know that they're getting the toughest, feature rich pants available on the market today! No matter what vertical expedition mother nature has planned for you in your future, the newly designed Timberline Pants will set new expectations!
Field Notes
"These pants are the most comfortable and toughest pant I've found for cooler to cold weather hunting. Ideally they are an Oct-Nov pant but on cool Sept days or with a base layer in Dec/Jan they still thrive. The reinforced seat and knees aren't full waterproof, but sitting or kneeling on wet dirt or snow they hold up for a while. I can't seem to break them no matter what the conditions." - Kendall Card
