Mountain Khakis

I've reviewed five other pairs of Mountain Khakis pants and I find myself wearing the Lake Lodge Twill the most. They've become my go to pant for work and hanging out. The Lake Lodge Twill pants look good in the office, work good in the field, and feel good while sitting on the couch.

Mountain Khakis Lake Lodge Twill in the Tetons

Mountain Khakis started with the Original Mountain Pant and they continue to add new styles to line without compromising the original design. The Cottonwood Cords have all the great features you'd expect from Mountain Khakis: the hidden pocket under the right front pocket, the triple stitched seams, the reinforced back pockets and cuffs, and the gusseted "ballroom" action crotch. The new Cottonwood Cords introduce a cozy corduroy stretch fabric.

This fall Mountain Khakis added a Flannel Lined version of the Original Mountain Pant. You still get the durability of the 10.4 ounce 100% cotton Duck Canvas, with the added warmth (and comfort) of a fleece lining. From a distance you can't tell the different between the Original Mountain Pant without the lining and the one with the lining. You do notice a big difference when you're wearing them. Usually on cold mornings I can feel the cold air on my legs. I didn't feel that with the Flannel Lined Original Mountain Pant.

Flannel Lined Pants on the Trail

National Outdoors was fortunate enough to get a hold of the highly-anticipated Mountain Khakis Snake River Convertible Pant. Mountain Khakis is releasing the Snake River Synthetic Collection next spring. This collection will feature a 100% nylon lightweight, technical, and quick-dry fabric, that is UVA/UVB 50+. I've worn these pants on a variety of outings including: hiking, camping, fishing and bouldering.