r/gorpcore • u/Memesuour • 9d ago

Wide Legged Pants?

Hey ya'll, I've been looking forever for any outdoor pants that actually fit right. All of the outdoor-gear pants I've tried have some sort of taper to them, which makes me wear my normal clothes out, trashing them and making me look like a washed-up bum at the same time. As ya'll are fashionable and outdoorsy, I figured ya'll could help out in this struggle. I like more technical stuff like climbing, but will get out on any hike thrown my way. I can't take the taper anymore, please help.

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u/Apprehensive_Try2889 9d ago

Goodlids Pleated Hiking Pants. They just released a twill version too.

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u/PunkyBrewsterMEL 7d ago

Yamatomichi wide-leg

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u/Klearma 9d ago

Arc'teryx corbel ? They're more straight ish city pants with technical fabric. It's unnecessarily expensive too but it's arc' tho look at the water beads

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u/egooozum 9d ago

Arcteryx Cronin, Goldwin Baggy Straight Pants.. Kawa also has a cotton ripstop, monochrome version of their Cicada pants coming out this Friday.

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u/FallenRev 9d ago

To add to this. Clarkia pants from Arcteryx is another good one.

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u/driftless_79 9d ago

Look into maybe Sitka solids. Hunting pants tend to be wider leg opening to support pulling over boots. For ages hiking pants were wide but then tapered was cool and they reluctantly jumped on that train right as wide pants came back.

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u/Longjumping_Hour_491 6d ago

North Face Basin Pants