Reviews by User: Swewdog (7)

The thing I like best about these pants is the versatility. I work for an airline, so I'm expected to travel "business casual". These pants have that look, but they are way more comfortable than Dockers, and they can be worn for activities that require more durability. I, too, like the zippered hidden pocket. Great place for the car keys or cell phone, or money/license/etc. if you don't care to carry a wallet. Great price as well.

No need to repeat myself, so just refer to my previous review.

Nice and comfortable shirt. Good for travel if you need to travel light and need to have that biz-cazh look when boarding a plane. Goes well with slacks or shorts. Not a bad price, either.

I bought a pair of the blush olive, and at the time they cost me about $42 dollars. I see they have gone up in price considerably. They are a good shoe, not a great shoe. They are good for traveling because they are good for walking or even wearing to a nice occasion or restaurant.

Nice, comfortable shirt. Pretty much wash and wear, so it is great for traveling. By the way, the "Tech Specs" says there is no pocket. There is, it's just recessed.

I agree with "anonymous 1" and what was said. I love the way they look, and because they are Montrail, was sure they'd be comfortable. I was wrong about that. They have improved with age, but still need some work. They hurt my feet so much when I first got them that I would wear them for short periods of time to break them in. I can understand why the price has been cut. I'm sure they have been discontinued.

I bought these for my wife for Christmas, even though she owns a pair of Denali Ascents. After I'd bought myself a pair of Lightning Ascents, I offered to get he a pair. Her response: "I don't need a new pair of snowshoes." That's how much she liked her Denalis! Well, she tried them out for the first time yesterday, and she was impressed. She finds them to be lighter and narrower. She thanked me for buying them for her before she strapped them on. After our six-mile trek, she thanked me again, this time for obvious reasons.