Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Cronin Cotton Pants

I like the thickness of the pants. I hope they make a tapered version of these.

Glad to see the Cronin brought back, and the updates are positive imo. More stretch in the material while still maintaining the cotton canvas style, roomier fit for freedom of movement on the wall. Been wearing these in various colours all fall-winter, a true staple pant for me. I'm around 30/31" waist, and generally wear a 32 with no belt, which is the case for the Cronin. I also have 2 pairs in a 34 for extra steaz (belt required, but not bunched or annoying).

Favorite pants I own. Material has a nice thickness without feeling like too much. Stretchy and durable for climbing. I have full uninhibited rang of motion. Rear but pockets are off to the side allowing for items to be placed there without impeding too much while sitting. Great pant, sad it seems like they're phasing them out. Hopefully they bring them back.

I bought a pair for yoga and they were and still are amazing! Then I bought 2 more for everyday use! I love them! Just buy them they are totally worth it!

I am a woman, with large muscular thighs and a bum. These are fantastic. They fit well, move very well, stretch and breathe well. These are so worth every penny. Material doesn't pill from legs rubbing together and it is very durable.

I work as an IATSE union 600 still-photographer in the film and television industry with typical 10-16+ hour days. Some times we are in the Louisiana swamps for daytime or all night shoots in ankle deep mud, hot humid triple-digit temps, mosquitos and more, sometimes we are on jagged rough terrain, sometimes we are lucky enough to be on a climate controlled stage. Over the years I've learned that having the best made, most comfortable clothing is so important where I now wear Arc'teryx exclusively at work and at home - pants, hoodies, pull-overs, sweaters, jackets, knee-protectors, ranger and more. My Arc'teryx pants get a LOT of wear and from time to time I add news pants to my collection. These Cronin Cotton Pants are a new addition that will see a lot of use and wear both on film sets and at home!

Fits, comfortable, nice on the skin. I ordered already a second pair. resiliency I don't know yet

I have never found a pair of pants that can go from the outdoors to casual like this. The construction is what is needed for all you adventures but the fit is perfect and super comfortable!! Just ordered my second pair (different color) truly amazing. And for a short king like myself the short sizing is perfect!

Ok, I love these pants, my new favorites. I don't even climb, I wear them as "slacks" at work. They feel soft and comfortable, love them.

I've worn this pants on a trail and for daily work, and I'm thoroughly impressed. The fit is excellent, and the pants are versatile enough for climbing, trail hiking, or everyday commuting. The cotton version features solid construction and a true-to-size fit (I got the 32-R). A dependable choice for both outdoor activities and daily use. I wish it had a built-in belt like some of my pants, but that's just me. Also, this is more dark grey than black.

These are my new favourite pants. They are exactly what I was wanting the brand to bring back because the aristo and spotter pants aren't available anymore. I wasn't a fan of the Cronin pants from earlier in the year but these new cotton ones are great. I've got big legs and most pants nowadays fit like leggings so these were a nice change as they are a nice straight fit with good stretch.

So far I've been using the Cronin for Bouldering as well as for casual wear. I love how comfortable it is thanks to its stretch fabric as well as the roomy but not overly baggy cut. Personally I think it could be used for almost every activity not only bouldering and climbs. For me the Cronin just hits the sweet spot between a technical pants designed for a purpose and a cool looking all purpose wear all day everyday pants.

This pant is amazing!!! especially it has Short to let you chose. and way more comfortable and stylist then the pervious version and Gamma

I noticed that the overlock stitches don't exstend all the way to the hem. It transitions into double stitched seam few inches above the hem. This protects the delicate overlock stitches from being exposed when the pants are rolled up. Really appreciate this detail which shows that durability is incorporated in construction. .

Awesome pants. The fabric is soooo comfortable. Feels like it would be durable as well, but I do not have enough data to say. I think they can work for both casual, active, and work days (in a laid-back office environment). Two suggestions: please make tall versions for size 28. 28 regular is too short and 30 T is too large (and sells out really fast!). I would love it and buy more pants. Tall & narrow people like your pants too! :D Second suggestion: consider an integrated waist belt like the women's Clarkia pants, for those of us with smaller waists. Thank you!

Reminds me of the old Spotter pant, with a more modern and durable fabric. Fit is similar to original Rampart pant too. These are awesome, have a nice 90's Levi's Silvertab vibe. We'll see if they hold up to the winter climbing season, they feel like they're up to the task. Definitely fit on the big side, but you can see that in the images, and I love it. Movement is not restricted at all. The fabric is really what makes these pants incredible, I hope Arc makes more colors in this pant, and more pants out of this fabric.

Have been waiting for Cronin pants to make a reappearance and I certainly haven't been disappointed. I have had several pairs of the canvas Cronins and these while being lighter are certainly quite robust and well fitting. Thank you Arc'teryx for a great trouser

Great pants. Light weight and fit nicely. Ive been reluctant to buy pants outside of rain gear and leaf apparel. These pants have blown me away. I'm former military and a rope guy for known company in BC. If these were made in a darker grey I would get everyone in the company in them. Using for hiking/rope access/ rope rescue/limited climbing and casual wear. Very comfy.

This cotton version is way better than there pure crinkle nylon version. Bought the Cronin pants but I didn't like the crinkle look. I was looking for something more light but heavy/ retain its look when walking and still be able to wear everyday in hot weather. I do gotta say this is it. Feels like a lighter cotton canvas which is great for the hot weather and everyday use. I'm a size 30 waist (measured). I sized down for a fitted baggy look. When tried on Pants were about a 31 waist for a size: 28R. Bought a 30 previously but fit way too baggy and big. Bought the black and tatsu/green. The black is like a lighter black and not true black. Would definitely want a dark navy and light khaki and charcoal/grey. If you're on the fence about these pants don't be. There excellent.

Nice stretch cotton pants. These are identical to the new Cronin Pants in pocket layout and close to same fit. The difference is a thicker stretchy cotton fabric. Still not like the original Cronin which were a heavy cotton canvas pant. I do love both the New Cronin Cotton and New Cronin. Just beware that these are not like the old Cotton Cronin pants that so many miss.... This version of the Cronin are very comfortable and have good stretch and generous fit. Ill prob buy another pair when more colours come out.

The best all round pant I've ever had. I love the fit, comfort, durability, practicability and style. I wear them across all environments, and seasons.

Great pants for casual or bouldering and climbing but there is no way to tighten the waist so unless you wear belt which doesn't make sense on climbing pants, you need to size down on the waist otherwise your pants will fall off I'm 6 ft / 163, and a 32 R was too loose on me so I had to return it.

Very cool and comfortable pants, but the size didn't fit me, they were a little bigger than I expected.

Use them both for casual ware and climbing. Nice loose fit and very light material. Bought them in the tall version and for the first time i have got a pair of climbing pants which is too long - amazing and surprising.

The pants are cut to move with the gusseted crotch and darted knees, very cool details you will struggle to find in other pants. The fabric has a nice hand feel, like a super light, stretchy cotton. I do wish there was less spandex in the blend however, they can feel a bit bouncy and I think they would still have great mobility and be more durable with a 2% spandex content. I found the sizing much different than the Gamma pants. 32 in Gammas, 30 in Cronins. I went with 30T, the inseam is slightly too long for me, but the regular inseam would have been much too short. 6' 170lb