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Good bastards. It takes quite a lot of the branches, the puncture went all the way. The warranty renewed the crotch piece and instructed to wax. And reportedly don't fix the warranty again, which is a really big minus!

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Feel good. The length should be a little more, but otherwise good and fit. You might miss back pockets, but there’s definitely a reason for their absence. In fact, I thought I would cope with these summers and winters.

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The only downside comes from the wider electric legs which are a disadvantage when cycling with the hub. But it is now easily solved if a little ingenuity bothers to use

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Very convenient trouser model. The legs were easily removed and also the back fastening went easier than I expected, and no zippers were needed with the zippers. + ease of use + appearance + zipper well protected and no Kilise and rattle -does not affect the grade, but at least for big-legged, removing shoes from the feet is a prerequisite to get the legs completely off the feet, unless you want to use them as leggings.

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All the best pants!

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The material is strong and thus quite warm. Not quite in the hottest heat so. But after all, these are nice by the way and work. No need to pack more pants.

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Great, multi-purpose pants. It has not been used for hiking yet, but now, as leisure trousers, it has proved to be worthy of its reputation. The size is loose, so I chose one size smaller than normal. It may be that in hiking use that normal size would be better. Now the hoods sit well on top and fit at the waist, but the pockets are tight and a bit awkward to use - at least you can't get anything out of your pockets!

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Good and versatile trousers for a wide range of travel use! In heavy use, the most breathable stretch fabric parts seem to start to get tired in less than a year. Minus the leatheriness of the fox logo - it doesn't add any functionality, useless. Lots of good details!

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Functional trousers with a wide range of adjustments and pockets. In terms of keeping rain, little desirable, especially for thinner areas, even if straight rain pants are not. The sizes are really loose.

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Perhaps one of the best hiking pants ever!

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Well-fitting pants!

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Works. It really doesn’t hurt that the previously planned “Fjällräven Keb Trousers” stayed on the shelf and the slightly more expensive Gaiters had to be chosen somehow because of the better flexibility and ankle structure.

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It was just as good as I expected

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I thought for a long time that break pants are the most junior thing there is. But then I realized that hey, they're going to be good shorts without taking off! Now I like it.

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I have been very fond of trousers. Surprisingly often when hiking, there has been a feature that allows the leg to be easily taken off and hiked more lightly in shorts.

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+ Really comfortable hiking pants. My first choice for all terrain. + Very successful surgery. Flexible material in the right places ensures good mobility. + Durable even for heavy use. Even the previous Keb Gaiters have had to tread all the excursions and several hundred kilometers in four years without the slightest problem. + Practical thigh pockets and deep pockets deep enough. + Larger ventilation in the legs. - Expensive pants. - In the worst rattlesnake in Lapland, there would be use for insect nets in the ventilation slits of the legs. - Especially when new / well waxed, the pants are quite sweaty in warm weather, despite the ventilation.

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Absolutely amazing pants, I used to own kebits but these gaiters are so versatile that they are in heavy use even in summer. I highly recommend.

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The crotch interval is indeed a weak point - worn out in about a year, the main use being standard-everyday use and commuting. Otherwise great bucks.

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Do the pants hold water?

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Gaiters are purely for hiking use, which means that if you want to use them everyday, I would prefer to use kebit. The tightening in the gaiters I think is worse than the standard button tightening of the kebbes.

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I just can’t comprehend who and why these pants have been given negative thumbs. The one who weighs nothing but the upper thumb has not tried the pants live. By far one of the best hiking and outdoor pants, then fjällräven or yellow in general. Ite adapter and left foot. They fit well and are damn good looking (on foot live) I recommend;)