Outdoor Research

Ferrosi Joggers - Men's

where have these been all my life?

with big cyclist quads and calves, technical pants can be a pain to fit (tall and skinny isn't how we all are built!) I grabbed these, and they instantly became the #1 pant in my rotation for casual or active use. 10/10, would recommend.

Great climbing pants

I have a few pairs of these and they're my go-to indoor climbing pants. Tons of flexibility and very comfortable. I use them hiking occasionally too. Only downside is that they quickly soak up water on rainy days and can make you cold pretty quickly in the mountains.

Fantastic Climbing Pant

Durable to all the sharp things in the desert trying to stab you. Warm, yet breathable for the cool winter mornings and, best of all, hyper mobile. Easily high step, stem, heel hook, etc with no issues of the pants catching and limiting your movement. I bought another pair I liked them so much. The only thing I would like is a left rear pocket. There’s only one on the right side.

Awesome Joggers

Excellent stretch and breathable. I wear them for casual wear and hiking.

Nice Joggers

I am a lean 6'2" and 175 lbs. The feel of the joggers is terrific, but I prefer the fit of the Ferrosi Transit pants. These joggers are a little baggier than I prefer, but overall they are a terrific choice. I just wish there was a Ferrosi Transit jogger option.

Great hiking pants

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

Large

Bought this a coyote of months ago and have worn on several long hikes. Fabric is light but durable and the waist doesn't slide down. The jogger style with the tapered ankle is really nice paired with a hiking boot. I'm 6'1" and the hemline sits right at the top of my hiking boot, so maybe not for you if you prefer a longer fit. These are definitely my new favorite, go to hiking pants!

One pant to rule them all

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Size Bought:

S

Height:

5' 9"

Weight:

125

Perfect hiking pants (and probably so many other applications). Jogger silhouette but the tiniest bit less slim than joggers of yesteryear … and it makes them perfectly mobile but still looking good. Happy to do away with needing a belt to hold up my pants bc that buckle just gets awkward with my backpack waist strap anyhow. I am pretty skinny, 28 in waist and no hips, and smalls fit but felt the tiniest bit loose in the waist … they would stay up I think but voila(!) a good drawstring for security. The pockets actually hold your phone and a wallet too. The ferrosi material is amazing. These slay the Pata terrebone joggers - I have both and these are stretchier and more breathable and yet more sturdy and it shows why ferrosi-based jackets and pants have won awards for years.

Comfortable

Zero restrictions with these pants. Goodbye blue jeans, hello comfort!

Excellent pants for everyday wear.

Fabric breathes well, water resistance is solid, and they don't look half bad. I've gotten a lot of mileage out of them already. Size ran a little large, but who knows, maybe all this hiking is doing me well.

Good for lounging and running

Fit is good, not too baggy, and so far performs well on runs in warmer but windy days. I wear a 34 inseam and the XL length is just right.