Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Stowe Pants

These are for sure my favorite climbing pant at the moment. They are pretty light weight so not too bulky or too hot, plus they have a really nice feel (the fabric) - it's not too technical feeling or too slippery under my harness. Lastly the fit is perfect in my opinion: relaxed but not 'baggy' so they dont feel loose or anything. My only suggestion for them would be a built in belt like some of the other Arc pants!

I bought these for some trekking next year in the jungle. With the recent heatwave in the UK, I gave them a trial run. The material is great; there is a little bit of "give" which allows freedom of movement and they are highly breathable which kept me comfortable in hot and humid conditions. I am 181 cm tall and the fit is perfect for me in terms of waist and length and I like the subtle Arcteryx logo. Good, deep pockets plus cargo pockets offer good utility. Very pleased with my purchase.

my new favourite pants, perfect fit and incredibly comfortable.

I absolutely love these hiking pants. The fit is perfect, as if they were custom made for me. The weight is just right, not to heavy not to thin. Articulated knee allows for unimpeded movement. The side pockets are just the right size for my iphone 11. The rear pockets are nice, a flap instead of velcro or a snap. Others have complained about the front snap but I dont find it to be a problem. I like them so much that I bought all four colors. Last but not least, the length is perfect, I am 6' 185lbs, with a 33/32 size.

I always wear cargo pants and my usual brand was out of stock. I knew Arcteryx had a good reputation so I ordered a pair of these Stowe pants. Fit is perfect and the material is super soft and comfortable. I will see about durability down the road, but these are quality made with top materials. My wife even said I looked alot thinner in them!

Since I bought these, I almost only wear them! It is very comfortable.

Very nicely made pants. Leg fit in thigh and calf area is right on point not always the case with many pants. Nicely angled hand pockets. Crotch room is also ample and comfortable. Lately I've found that other 36/Large size pants don't have enough. Like others, they are 1" or so too long (34" length?) for my 6' and change frame but better too long than too short. I haven't felt the need to shorten them when wearing shoes. I typically wear them with an Arc'teryx conveyor belt which matches the pants nicely fit wise. I haven't had the chance to use the cargo or rear pockets too much yet. Maybe the right cargo for my phone on a few occasions. Works well.

I purchased these pants last year and they haven't disappointed since! Light weight, quick drying, solid moisture/water wicking abilities. I really enjoy the slim fit feature. I'm 5'5" and I purchased a size 30" waist, colour green. A little tight around the waist for me and the length fits long but I hemmed it and it's my favourite technical pant. 10/10 recommend ! I've put these pants through various conditions (rain, snow, mud), even submitted a mountain in BC wearing them and they didn't fail me!

Bought these in the spring, excellent fit. Super comfortable.

I bought this pants for hiking, needed some thing light weight and breathable, these pants preformed better than I expected, went for a 15+ mile hike in avarage temp of 85-90+ degree weather held up great very breathable and light weight, very comfortable, range of motion was great on steep grades, liked the so much bought 2 more pairs.

Have 3 pairs of these stowe pants and they're great for almost any occasion! From hiking to just walking around in the city! The extra pockets really help and aren't cumbersome when they're full!

Just got it, expect to wear it for outdoor activities (except for winter). So far meets expectations.Good quality. Looks great! Long term review pending. Looks great, helps A LOT.

Just got it, expect to wear it for outdoor activities (except for winter). So far meets expectations.Good quality. Looks great! Long term review pending. Looks great, helps A LOT.

I bought these a few months ago and am surprised to find that I wear them about 3 days a week during the pandemic, very comfortable at home and running errands, I choose them over lulu and other comfortable pants. Deep and plentiful pockets make them great everyday pants.

Outstanding performance on technical hikes, quick dry during sea kayak trips, stylish design from the peaks to the bars. Only con is they fade (blk). The fit is unbelievable. A+

Outstanding performance on technical hikes, quick dry during sea kayak trips, stylish design from the peaks to the bars. Only con is they fade (blk). The fit is unbelievable. A+

Overall great product. Only bad thing that i can point out is lack of a smaller size. Normally i wear a 28, i got these in 29 and they are a bit too big

It's my new favorite pants for hiking. I'm a tour guide in Las Vegas and this is the perfect pants for summer months. I will be buying more. I wish its has a shorter inseam option and more colors.

Great comfortable everyday pants. They look great, have convenient pockets, and won't make you overheat in hot weather. Good urban pants. Not super stretchy though so if you need to do anything that requires heavy movement, like bouldering or ninja kicking, these might not be the pants for that.

I've been wearing these for the past 5 years. As we men know, it is a pain in the neck to carry modern car keys (why are they so huge?), wallet, cellphone, and a pocket knife in typical pants -- there are just not enough pockets! Or you have to wear the typical unattractive cargo pants with flappy pockets bulging out the thigh. This style is perfect! The material is sleek enough to pass for business casual pants yet practical enough to be wash and wear. Comfortable year round. I have found no other pants as practical and attractive as these. My only real complaint is they sell out almost as soon as the come in stock. Plus the color selection is rather poor. The only decent color is black/charcoal. The brown is too brown (I wish it was closer to khaki) and the blue would be better if it was a navy.

Amazing pants...own multiple pairs can wear year round...super comfortable with an amazing fit and feel.

You like cargo pants, but you don't want to look like an operator (Arc'Teryx LEAF take note) or mimic the cargo pants of the 90's and 2000's; what do you do? The pant needs to serve several roles, be of high quality and well made; dilemmas. If only there were a slim fit cargo pant that can be worn for outdoor activities, thrown in the wash then repurposed for casual outings. If only this were a perfect world... The Stowe pant IMO, redefines "cargo pant" and sheds that silly notion of massive, poofy pockets that were found on cargo's of the 90's and 2000's. These baby's are tailored, form fitting and functional. The Stowe is marketed as a "travel" pant, but to me this seems more like a meme title. The Stowe will be your multi-pocket cargo pants for hiking, camping, work and whatever else you can think of that requires extra pockets while retaining some style and self respect. The Stowe is light weight, stretchy enough and articulated at all the right areas WHICH makes them suited for the aforementioned activities and beyond. The cut is trim, however not to the point to where the legs become restrictive. I have large thigh and calf muscles but there is juuuuust enough room. The textile is comprised of a cotton blend. In my experience, cotton blends over time will show abrasion areas as opposed to a straight nylon in the same area. Take the seat for example. If comparing the two (cotton blend vs nylon), the cotton blend pant will begin to ball up much sooner on the seat, if the nylon version even does this at all. Another point is that cotton blends are a bit more susceptible and may snag easier. On the flip side, cotton is a natural textile and is more heat resistant. Think standing around a camp fire. When I was taking lava flow samples on the Big Island of Hawaii, I wore jeans because unlike a nylon pant, the jeans can withstand several hundred degrees C of radiant heat whereas nylon pants will melt in short order (and to your skin). So, in the Stowe your 'that much more' campfire safe or ready to run into that burning house to save the kitten. In summary, the Stowe is more than just a 'travel pant'. You are given six pockets to do with what you need. The connotation of 'cargo pants' has been elevated, because the Stowe is just a rad cargo to have that works well and fits well. Give the Stowe a try.

You like cargo pants, but you don't want to look like an operator (Arc'Teryx LEAF take note) or mimic the cargo pants of the 90's and 2000's; what do you do? The pant needs to serve several roles, be of high quality and well made; dilemmas. If only there were a slim fit cargo pant that can be worn for outdoor activities, thrown in the wash then repurposed for casual outings. If only this were a perfect world... The Stowe pant IMO, redefines "cargo pant" and sheds that silly notion of massive, poofy pockets that were found on cargo's of the 90's and 2000's. These baby's are tailored, form fitting and functional. The Stowe is marketed as a "travel" pant, but to me this seems more like a meme title. The Stowe will be your multi-pocket cargo pants for hiking, camping, work and whatever else you can think of that requires extra pockets while retaining some style and self respect. The Stowe is light weight, stretchy enough and articulated at all the right areas WHICH makes them suited for the aforementioned activities and beyond. The cut is trim, however not to the point to where the legs become restrictive. I have large thigh and calf muscles but there is juuuuust enough room. The textile is comprised of a cotton blend. In my experience, cotton blends over time will show abrasion areas as opposed to a straight nylon in the same area. Take the seat for example. If comparing the two (cotton blend vs nylon), the cotton blend pant will begin to ball up much sooner on the seat, if the nylon version even does this at all. Another point is that cotton blends are a bit more susceptible and may snag easier. On the flip side, cotton is a natural textile and is more heat resistant. Think standing around a camp fire. When I was taking lava flow samples on the Big Island of Hawaii, I wore jeans because unlike a nylon pant, the jeans can withstand several hundred degrees C of radiant heat whereas nylon pants will melt in short order (and to your skin). So, in the Stowe your 'that much more' campfire safe or ready to run into that burning house to save the kitten. In summary, the Stowe is more than just a 'travel pant'. You are given six pockets to do with what you need. The connotation of 'cargo pants' has been elevated, because the Stowe is just a rad cargo to have that works well and fits well. Give the Stowe a try.

The Stowe pants fit well. I have a really hard time finding hiking pants that fit well throughout: Most pants are either too baggy or too slim in the thigh; the Stowe fit is perfect for me. I'm also fond of the colour: Owami. My only criticism is that the pants come only in one length; a length option would have been nice. Length aside, I like the fit, feel and style. Stowe is the way to go

The Stowe pants fit well. I have a really hard time finding hiking pants that fit well throughout: Most pants are either too baggy or too slim in the thigh; the Stowe fit is perfect for me. I'm also fond of the colour: Owami. My only criticism is that the pants come only in one length; a length option would have been nice. Length aside, I like the fit, feel and style.... Stowe is the way to go