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alder Take a Hike Cargo Pants - Women's
$153.94
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About this product
The alder Take a Hike Cargo Pants are a women's outdoor pant built from recycled nylon that carries Global Recycled Standard certification, recognizing both social and environmental responsibility in its production. The fabric offers generous stretch for unrestricted movement on the trail, and its water-wicking properties help keep you comfortable across varied conditions. True to the cargo style, the pants feature multiple pockets for carrying essentials, and an integrated nylon webbing belt is included for a secure, adjustable fit. Available in black (SKU 6022-933), they are manufactured at the Tun Yun Garment factory in Indonesia, a facility recognized as a partner of the International Labour Organization's Better Work initiative for upholding strong labor standards. The combination of durable recycled materials, practical storage, and responsible sourcing makes these pants a well-rounded choice for outdoor activity.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- alder
- Color
- Black
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the alder Take a Hike Cargo Pants for their impressive stretch and comfort, with the nylon-spandex blend described as durable yet flexible enough for hiking, climbing, and travel. The generous 8-pocket layout, including a D-ring key clip, earns frequent enthusiasm. Users also highlight the pants' water resistance as a standout feature for shoulder-season and even light winter use. The wide size range (XS to 6X) is widely appreciated by those who struggle to find technical outdoor pants that fit. The most common complaint is sizing inconsistency: multiple reviewers note the pants run small or fit more snugly than expected, particularly through the hips and thighs, and recommend sizing up. A few users also note the waistband can look bunchy when cinched with the adjustable belt.
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