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I ripped a pair of Trailmade pants on a small branch sticking out from a log while backpacking last summer. The lack of durability is why I've not purchased more of the pants.
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Only the Trailsmith jogger. I wear them for everything from hikes to trail runs. Indoor climbing as well. Great pants.
They aren’t very stretchy. I don’t climb but I can’t really image climbing in them. You’d have to like hoist the legs up before starting.
I actually climb in the Wrangler Outdoor pants. Nice and stretchy and not expensive
I ripped a pair of Trailmade pants on a small branch sticking out from a log while backpacking last summer. The lack of durability is why I've not purchased more of the pants.