Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Levon Pants

Since Tom Fayle has been involved in Arc'teryx this is the only company that made pants long enough for the the 6 foot plus crowd. I have many items from past 20 to years that are in long sizes. Long sizes (34" inseam) appears to be no longer availble,

These are my favourite pants I've ever purchased! They are way more stretchy than they look like they should be which makes them great for climbing and hiking. The material is quite sturdy despite the stretch and I think they will last for a long time. I love the look as well. They look like classy jeans and the Moonshadow colour goes with everything. I also appreciate that there's no ostentatious bird logo - it's a more understated look. My only complaint is that they don't come in long version. I am 6'1" and the hems ride up quite high when I'm sitting.

These are my favourite pants I've ever purchased! They are way more stretchy than they look like they should be which makes them great for climbing and hiking. The material is quite sturdy despite the stretch and I think they will last for a long time. I love the look as well. They look like classy jeans and the Moonshadow colour goes with everything. I also appreciate that there's no ostentatious bird logo - it's a more understated look. My only complaint is that they don't come in long version. I am 6'1" and the hems ride up quite high when I'm sitting.

Nice fabric, colour and fit, but unfortunately a few centimeters too short (I am 1.94m, size 33). Woudl definitely buy if they were also offered in a longer version.

I've had these a few months. Love the stretchy fabric and articulated knees. Look perfect for all activities. -every pair i have bought has gotten pilling on the seat. No other pair of pants i have ever owned has done this. - does make a very low-key swishing sound. -very nice looking do-it-all kinda pant i would say would be my favorite pant if it weren't for the pilling. Shouldn't be happening in pants this expensive.

I've had these a few months. Love the stretchy fabric and articulated knees. Look perfect for all activities. -every pair i have bought has gotten pilling on the seat. No other pair of pants i have ever owned has done this. - does make a very low-key swishing sound. -very nice looking do-it-all kinda pant i would say would be my favorite pant if it weren't for the pilling. Shouldn't be happening in pants this expensive.

I really like these pants. So much I've purchased four of them. They fit great and are super comfy with a lot of stretch without looking weird. I think they look almost like canvas chinos but have way more functionality. They're also really waterproof. I've spilled a whol glass of water on myself at lunch and was dry by the time I got back to work 30 minutes later. Unfortunately, I've seen an issue with the stitching on the fly coming undone. It doesn't actually effect the function but it doesn't look great and it's hard to fix because there's so many layers of fabric there.

These pants are ok, to wear outside. The materialy is noisy when walking. The color also gets faded. They are tough and comfortable although the fly is too short. I wear them while mowing my lawn.

They fit well. Love the pockets. The problem is the quality of the fabric and craftsmanship is average. I expected better from Arc'teryx.

I bought the pants a year ago from the outlet. The face fabric has a fine cotton feel, much smoother than any jeans, more comfortable than Lululemon's Utilitech. And no need to iron. There is a big problem with the pants which is the mesh fabric used for both pockets. When I first saw it, I thought it was a great idea. But very soon I realized that It allows a lot of dust into the pockets, pollutes your phone, car key or anything you carry. Not sure what exactly is the dust but I suspect it is mainly dead skins. I am in my thirties, heathy and active, has no any skin condition. The second point isn't a problem but more of a suggestion which is that Arcteryx should have different lengths for the pants. I am 186cm. I would prefer a longer inseam.

Do yourself a favour and consider something else - quality isn't what it used to be. Pants fit nicely and are good quality initially - but after only a year many of the seams are failing (two pair of pants and same problem area - rear right pocket and main seam in the back). Filed a warranty claim and it's covered but . You need to send the pants in, they can't guarantee they have the right colour, they'll determine if they're repairable and will proceed with repairs and send it back to you (what happens if they decide they can't repair?), and of course you're on the hook for shipping. Disappointing warranty - after only a year. Premium pricing implies premium service - which isn't the case here. Full disclosure, my two pairs of pants came from a Bangladesh factory - maybe Arc'teryx swapped providers in the interim. But I'm not impressed - especially when you pay 1.5x the price of other options that have more longevity. I won't bother sending them back under warranty - I'll repair them myself and obviously won't be buying anymore

Great pant, terrible color fastness. The cut fits great, love the design and the fabric, but my grey pants are now a reddish hue.

Would be perfect with a draw cord at the leg opening!

The pants arrived this month. Unfortunately, this time I can't give the same pants a good rating. 33 inches are probably not always the same. The second pair of pants is well made, but is almost 1/2 inch smaller. It's still ok.

I have several of the previous Levon pants and was ready to replace these, but when I received the new version they did not fit the same. The new pants are cut smaller and more close fitting. Why can't clothing companies keep sizing consistent?! I would like to be able to order the same products as the old ones wear out, but it seams impossible in the current clothing market that constantly changes the size of their products with no warning to customers. I just received a new parka and had the same issue. Consistency matters!

I'm a 36 waist in everything, except these. Gave them to a friend who is a 34 to see if I just ate to many nachos. Nope they fit him perfectly, he's a 34.

These pants are cut fairly slender. They are very comfortable, but not very warm or windproof. The material feels good though. My only problem is the opening for the fly is too small, quite a bit smaller even than the winter weight version of these pants.

These pants fit and finish is very nice, however i must agree with many other reviewers in that the zipper is WAY too short. Just increasing the zipper length will make these pants more likable.

Great pants, sizing is accurate, fit is comfy BUT.. Who ever designed the fly needs to have a serious talking to... It's so short it is pretty much useless... In some ways I want to give them 6 stars but everytime I use the fly I want to give them 1 star....

As others have mentioned the color of my graphite pants have turned into splotchy purple after little wear. Otherwise great pant. This is clearly a manufacturing problem and arteryx isn't standing behind a defective product with their weak 30 day return policy. If you're charging a premium price then you should have a premium warranty on it as other brands that actually stand behind their products.

Sizing was right on and the fit is great, material feels great to wear in hot or cold conditions. The black sapphire colour is fading to purple on my pair as another reviewer had mentioned which is a MAJOR disappointment. Threads have come loose on the pockets. I've never seen a pair of pants degrade so quickly with casual use. I've only worn around the city and to the office. Less than 6 months is not acceptable given the price point. I've had some arcteryx products for over 15 years and are still going strong. Black sapphire should be avoided unless purple pants are what you're looking for.

I bought Black Sapphire one, size 36 on Dec 12th. Jump straight into it, amazingly light, great feelings, went for several bike's journey. After ten usages, trace of dcoloration start to appears. Read about it on other reviews but keep trusting until it went crazy and even if I ignore opinion, it's now purple. I think product managers should really think about global recall to avoid customers leaving brand. I actually left Spring Summer pants and jackets with Arcteryx unfortunately.

The first generation of Levon pants were the best pants I ever had! And I miss them so much, because I bought two pairs of revised ones and they are shorter, more skinny, they lost their brand fit and comfort. Return. It is such a loss, I would buy 10 pairs of the old ones if I only knew that they change them so much!

The sizing on the 29" Levon pant is way too tight in the legs, particularly compared to the 30". This is very different from the previous Levon LT pants which fit perfectly at 29". I don't know if the Levon has always been sized differently than the Levon LT, but I'm told Arcteryx has made a lot of changes to clothing sizes recently. I'm really disappointed in this particular issue because it had seemed that Arcteryx stood out among other manufacturers in sizing 28" or 29" pants without extra narrow legs. Boring extra information: I have a 2829" waist, and for some reason a lot of (nearly all) clothing manufacturers dramatically tighten the legs of pants once you go below the 30" waist. The difference between 30" and 29" pants is often huge for a single inch of waist size difference. This is pretty annoying because the legs are usually so tight that I routinely have to buy pants with a 30" waist and get them tailored. I'm no expert on clothing sizes, but I can't imagine I'm alone in this issue among the customers of Arcteryx which caters to athletes. My 28" waist does not mean my legs are half the width of someone with a 30" waist. (I was annoyed enough to write this review partially because I bought these on a non-refundable deal and thought I was safe ordering the exact same size as my Levon LT pants...)

I'm a big Arc'teryx customer and happy with all my purchases over a decade. Except these pants. I have 2 pairs of them and they stain very easily and cannot be properly cleaned. Very frustrating for these expensive pants. They got these wrong.