Solas Ultra Light Weight Pant
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The Solas Ultra-Lightweight Pants features a 4-way stretch that allows for a more comfortable fit and greater freedom of movement while providing optimal fit for a woman's body.
| WEIGHT | 16.8 oz | 476 g |
| PROTECTION | Moisture-wicking | Quick-drying | Antimicrobial |
| MATERIAL | 90% Polyester | 10% Spandex |
| FIT | Lightweight | Early Season |
| CONDITIONS | Mild | Dry | Wet | Wind | Hot |
| PATTERN | Veil® Camo - Cumbre |
FEATURES
- Ultra-Lightweight & Breathable
- Hidden Elastic Waistband - With Velcro Fasteners
- Articulated Knees For Easy Maneuverability
- Athletic Fit To Reduce Bulking Of Material
- Antimicrobial Finish
- Fitted For Women's Needs
- Front & Rear Pockets
OVERVIEW
The Solas Ultra-Lightweight Pants are ultra-breathable and excellent at keeping you cool and dry. Our innovative hidden elastic waistband creates the perfect fit along with belt loops. Articulated knees further enhance mobility while climbing, hiking, and crawling by mirroring the shape of the legs. This allows for a more comfortable fit and greater freedom of movement. The feminine cut creates the optimal fit for a woman's body. Perfect for any hunter on the move!
TECHNOLOGY
- Antimicrobial Finish
- C6 DWR Water Repellent Treatment
- UV Sun Protection
- Veil® Camo - Cumbre Pattern
CARE
Machine wash. Line dry or tumble dry low.
Of course, only heed these instructions if you want your gear to last. Otherwise...go nuts.
I ordered a medium of this pant (5'3" 135 lbs) and it just didn't fit anything like the other Prois pants I've bought. There was a strange poochiness at the front, the front pockets weren't set in smoothly and they pooched out from their spaces as well, and the waistline was very large. By the time I learned this it would have cost me to return them, so I decided to keep them and maybe try to find someone who likes them and wanted to buy an unused pair. Thinking it was a size issue, I bought a small a few months later, really wanting to have a lightweight Prois pant, and loving all my other Prois clothing. Same exact problem with the small. Baggy in the front, looks lousy and poochy, waistband strangely large, pockets oddly set in. The poor build makes both pair distracting to wear because of how strangely baggy they are in a place I want to feel fitted, and the front pockets are hard to use because they're so poorly set in. I like the fabric and idea of what I think the pants *could* be, due to several other pairs of Prois pants I own, and so even have been examining them to see if I could remove the waistband, trim wherever there may be too much fabric because of it being poorly cut, and re-stitch it at the sewing machine, but the waistband is so complicated with the elastic and everything, I just don't have the skills to do it, and certainly am not going to pay a tailor to do it after I've already spent so much on these two pairs. So I'm really frustrated to now have two pair of these pants that cost as much as they did, will cost me to return, and I won't be wearing them. Unless you want a pant that has a lot of extra space in the front, I'd say don't go with this pant. Triall Legging, Solas Pursuit, Tintri Lightweight, and Torai pants didn't have this problem.
Love the quality of the shirt and pants. It was also nice to get the free dry bag and trail blade knife!
I’m 5’3” the pants are way to long for me and they fit big. The waist band has stretch so I would definitely size DOWN. I normally where a medium to large and these fit comfortably in the legs and hips but the waste is quite loose.
The material is a bit noisy but I’m normally in a tree not walking around. I have only worn a couple of times so have not experienced the seam issues others have.
Solas Ultra Light Weight Pant
I've heard lots of great things about Prois so I thought I'd give it a go. I was so disappointed with these pants. I wore them for a day of hunting before switching to leggings - they are noisey, they fit awkwardly (far worse than wearing dudes hunting pants) and the seams are already coming undone. I liked the idea of these pants but it just wasn't there for me.
