Prana Tenaya Pant

i got these pants for a ten day 100 mile backpacking trip through the mountains of Maine. I wore them every day and they held up wonderfully and look great. They move with you, just enough stretch. They are quick drying and lightweight. I love the length (i'm 5'9" 180lbs and ordered an xl ). They are a bit droopy when soaking wet and / or muddy from the knee down but what pants wouldn't be. The waist band is flat with no belt loops to get hung up under a hip belt the buckle in the front slipped on me a few times making things a bit loose. That is the only tiny thing that wasn't perfect. The only thing i might want to suggest to prana is bigger cargo pockets on both sides as its hard to get to the top and back ones with a backpack on. other wise these are top of the line.

These are great for travel. I've used them for hiking and biking and rock climbing and going out to dinner long trip. They hide dirt, dry quickly, and even flatter my sturdy hips! Almost perfect! Two slight improvements would launch them into 5-star orbit. First, the pockets snap rather than zip. Snaps are pretty but zips are pretty useful. Zippered pockets are preferred if you are traveling where pick-pockets roam and to secure items in "dynamic" situations (squatting, rock climbing, running for a train, etc.) Also, the men's version of this pant has a very discreet little snap so you can convert the pants to pedal pushers. This would be useful is using these for rock climbing (so you can see your feet), walking in deep mud, or pedal pushing. I plan to retrofit mine accordingly for the next few months of travel, but their other virtues make it well worth it.

I wear an 8 in just about every maker's pants & because of Hip-Waist ratio, often have trouble finding pants with small enough waist in my size - the cincher belt integrated with the pant was the key to these fitting. Which they do, as I don't mind a little rear-waistband puckering since the front is flat. However. the way Prana splits 8 & 10 (usually a medium is an "8-10") I'm a "Large" so it took me two tries to get my size by mail. The length is good in the large, the medium a little short but looks acceptable with hiking footwear. The fabric is thicker than anticipated - feels sturdy and canvasy, yet flexi because of the stretch. But I wouldn't want to wear these hiking in the desert/SoCal chaparral trails. Will have to wait till the wildfires die down anyway before taking them on a trail test.

These pants are awesome for everything. The fabric and fit are really good. I use them for rock climbing, alpine climbing, hiking, nordic skiing and base jumping. They are fairly lightweight, and you can roll them up if its warm, and they are great with a thin pair of long underwear if its cold. The thigh pocket is very unobtrusive, and has served me well for little stuff (chapstick, ishuffle, bars). The fabric has a bit of stretch, so it climbs great. The adjustable buckle is nice, because sometimes I need to cinch them up a bit. I like the stone color a lot, because it is very cool in the hot season. I like the low rise on these pants, because they are very comfortable and flattering. I basically never found a good pair of tech pants, ever, until I found these. So I really like them!

These are great multi-purpose athletic pants. I bought them for hiking, & they are great for uphill climbs: they stretch readily & don't restrict your motion, and could also be used for rock climbing. I also use them for yoga when I travel. I have worn them with stretch Capilene underneath (they still look good & fit/stretch well with the extra layer), and have also worn the Capilene + prana pants under snowboarding pants, with no restricted motion -- I wouldn't have known I had so many layers on except that I was warm. They're great for travel, since you can just pack one pair of athletic pants, and they're flattering so you wouldn't feel silly wearing them for non-athletic purposes. They wick moisture well & dry quickly.

These are by far the best hiking pants I have ever owned. I have tried most of the big name clothing manufacturers, and they do not come close to the fit and feel of the prAna Tenaya pants. They fit like a glove and stretch like tights for difficult climbs. The waist is just the right height to allow a pack to ride comfortably. The fabric dries very quickly and is not heavy when wet. (I went swimming in them... it was really hot that day) I wore them 5 days in a row and washed them out every night. They held up beautifully to the abuse I put them through and still made my "rear view" look great.

This is a great mid weight, slimming pant. The fabric is really comfortable and stretches with your every move whether you are hiking or hanging out. It does fit slim in the hips and has a nice slimming leg line. I would love it if Prana would make this pant in more colors and also in a capri version. They do make it in shorts which are my favorite shorts ever. Highly recommend both the pants and the shorts. I will be hiking in the pants this fall for sure...and they will be stretching with me every step. The x-small fits a 0-2.

I have a pair of similar PraNa pants that I purchased in 2005 that are still performing well. They have a snap closing instead of the button on these new ones which is difficult to open and close. The seams have shrunk a little so they have to be pressed out of the dryer which was also not a problem with previous pants. But even though, I will continue to purchase PraNa pants since they fit like a glove and stretch with my body. I love them.

As outdoorsy pants go, these are about as good as it gets. The long length worked well on my 5'10" body, and the stretch in the pants allowed me to move without hostility. (I hate pants that have no stretch in them). The only thing that could have been just a little better would be for the material to be a little softer. Still, since these are the only ones that have ever worked for me, I'll probably order more in other colors.