Customer Reviews KUHL Renegade Pant

I love these pants and have owned 6 pairs. Wrinkling is minimal, and they are extremely flexible, comfortable, durable, and a great, slightly dressier, alternative to jeans. The only problem I've had is the french fly button. Every single one of them comes off & I've had to resew.

More or less love these pants. They are extremely comfortable, lightweight and get the sweat off your skin. Size might run a liiiiitttle large, but I'll probably gain weight, so who cares. My only beef is that the waist button fell off after a single wearing! I sewed it back on, but what the heck?

The pants are great! I love their light weight and stretch-ability. As a Chiropractor, I wear them in my office while treating patients. They have a great casual look and remain very comfortable and wrinkle free throughout the day. I have had issues with the stitching unraveling, in one spot of one of the three pairs I own, and the inside button to the left of the front snap came off on two pairs. However, I love the fabric and overall design and functionality of the pant. Kuhl sent me a couple of buttons, which were easy to sew on, and Zappos gave me a coupon for my troubles. I will let Zappos know about the loosening threads today, and I am sure they will offer a fair remedy. I am guessing the problem lies within the assembling factory where the pants are sewn together and the button is sewn on. All in all, still my favorite pair of pants...by far! Hope they get the stitching problems worked out.

Kuhl Renegade are a great set of pants. They work perfectly on trails and just as easy as a set of casual slacks. Very breathable, comfortable and flexible material. My only issue is mine ran a bit long, I ordered 30 inseam and they fit like a 32 inseam.

I have been a fan of Kuhl clothing, especially shirts for years. For the first time, I recently bought some of their pants in a store and liked them so much I had to try more Kuhl pants that were on Zappos, since the pants selection in my closet was badly understocked. I thought some of the descriptors were not that helpful, and having tried a bunch of them, felt it would be good to pass on my experience. First some background I am 6 2 and 210 pounds, with a lot of that weight in my legs, so I always find it tough to find pants that fit. First pair was the Slackr design. These are the ones I liked so much that I bought another pair. The fabric is what they call Wundura, and it is incredibly comfortable very soft with a very light peach (their description) finish that is great to the touch. Most importantly though, they have a bit of stretch to them, which in combination with a sufficient cut in the leg, makes them incredibly comfortable to lounge in. However, because they don t really look baggy and the front pockets are regular slant pockets you would find on dress pants or khakis, you can wear them just about anywhere they have a bit of a more finished look to them then you might guess. Notably, they also are not emblazoned with Kuhl on the back, which helps make them more wearable in more versatile situations. I started with a brown pair (which has a bit of an olive tint) in a 36w 32l, and they fit perfectly. Normally I would buy a 36 34 but they seem to be cut quite long and the pants would pretty much be dragging in a 34. I then bought a khaki color, which has a little more of a stone tint, and the 36-32 also fit perfectly. I then branched out and bought a pair of the Renegades in 36-32. Much less successful. The Tufflex fabric is like a lot of stretchy softshell fabrics if that s what you re looking for. However, I think they are cut a little less generously through the legs, and therefore combined with the 4-way stretch, was pretty clingy in a not-so-good way. Return. Next went back to a little safety and tried the Desperado, which is also the Wundura fabric that I liked so much in the Slackr. Biggest difference between the two pants is that the Desperado has an additional side pocket cut a little more generously to hold more/bigger stuff, and the front pockets are more like a 5-pocket design you would find on jeans. They have a couple of metallic details on them, visible stitching, and are emblazoned with Kuhl on the back, so they come across as more of a casual jean-like pant, but much more comfortable. Fit is pretty similar, although the 36-32 I bought was much more generous in the waist to the point of being unwearable I ordered another 36-32 and they fit much better, much more like the Slackrs. Keeper. These are in Cobalt, which is basically a dark charcoal, almost a black. Finally, ordered the Revolver pant, which is made using their UberKuhl fabric. Wanted something that seemed more designed for warmer days. Not sure I succeeded the fabric is more like a light canvas (there is no peach finish to this), not a lot of stretch, but still very comfortable. Seems a little like the Desperado to me in cut, pockets, and overall look, but the fabric is completely different. The first 36-32 I bought was very tight in the waist, so I ordered another one, and similar to the experience of the Desperado, the second in the same size fit much better (variation in sizing seems to be a problem). I decided I m keeping these, mainly just because I like these Kuhl pants so much, but I have to admit I don't think I like the Revolver fabric quite as much as the Desperado and Slackr Wundura fabric. Perhaps I'll feel differently in the summer. Also a plus, these come in an additional color, Gun Metal, which is sort of a muddy green that looks quite nice.

Great pants but not as good as the prana stretch zion. Good material strong light and stretchy but the style didnt fit me as well snuggee in waist and looser in leg than the prana. Perfect for a taller leaner person

Nice pants. Fit is relaxed. Length could be a little longer, but all in all true to size. Very comfortable, and great for warm weather pants. Not so much for winter. I would purchase again.

These pants are well made and would be comfortable and great if only they were as roomy as everyone leads on to believe. I have a generous rear (that my gf loves) and tree trunk thighs. These pants went right up my rear. Hipsters may appreciate wedgies and your pants deciding where your junk will reside.. but not me. The search for pants that are not rude continues.

They put a new label in the back of the pants around the belt area. After about 15 minutes its sharp edges start digging into your skin. That takes away from how comfortable everything else about them.

These pants arrive with balled up fabric in crotch - I have received 2 pair this way and returned - very comfortable and look great except for this quality issue - Kuhl spends more time making sure their "brand" is prominently visible and apparently less time on quality - this price is much too high for quality.