would these be good for survival pants?
28429
Don't think I know the answer to that, but they are well made, material seems strong.
28430
I believe, yes, in hot weath climate in works like Forestguard, but isn't the ideal, this may work well but..., I sugesst to you Propper but 100% cotton ripstop BDU's pants, P.D. I'm in Colombia, I work in field, wet forest and cloud forest, I know wath I say.
28431
No. These pants attract zombies. I think it's something in the waterproofing material. Also, they SCREAM "I am well-prepared and have lots of supplies on hand." You need to be a little more subtle than that, or you'll attract attention. Also, the belt has a tendency to get wrapped around your neck and choke you out, which decreases chances of survival.
1639715
I think they would be fine. The hangers are light weight. I bought them for my son who was going on a two week camping trip and they held up
131625
yes they are, there heavy duty pants that most of the contracters use in iraq where its 115+i hike the grand canyon in them last yearand it was really hot. these pants are almost like wearing shorts
1262323
Yes. Absolutely. They will work for the wet clothes and much more. They are the BEST!
611351
I believe they will work well in any application. I move automobiles at an auction after dark a couple of nights a week in the bitter cold and I wear them with sneakers. Heat Holders are a great product. I own three pairs!
1785830
I have only use them with wet pants out of the washer and they and they work really good but if you want to use with dry pants you could you put them in the stretchers then mist them with a slight mist and they'll probably do the same thing. They work well for jeans and they put a nice crease in them look like they came out the cleaners
2081102
I think they would I bought them for tying fishing knots and they seem to work well for that. Hope this helps
19320
I bought them for hiking and paragliding in summer. Feel a bit light for colder temperatures, but very tough fabric. Maybe with respective long underwear and depending on circumstances (wind chill, still air, humidity etc.) you could use them in freezing conditions. My 2 cents :-)
246601
Depends on how cold you're talking about. The material is slightly thicker than most of the other hiking pants I own and does keep heat in a little better but I wouldn't wear it for sub-zero temperatures hiking either without a base layer. The legs will have room for a base layer but both pairs I had were tight around the crotch region so if you are thinking of cotton long johns or smart wool that's not cut well, it may ride up a bit. Compression shorts/leggings will probably work ok though.
1520386
If you could get them to stay in maybe... They could be cut easily enough. But they are really designed for Blaklader pants, which are awesome.
1515242
Yes. They are slightly lighter than denim jeans, but warmer than traditional cargo/hiking pants. (If in doubt, take a pair of footless tights - but unless it gets into the sub-freezing temps, I don't think you'd need any under layer. )
2277136
Haven't had them long enough to say, but for coarse fabrics like denim, I'm sure they'll work. Cotton or wool, maybe. I have some hangers similar in design, but about twice as thick. They work pretty well.
164027
I think so, if you have a medium build. I don't think the elastic is too strong to prevent that. They're lightweight, so they shouldn't bind too much either. All the best to you!
803290
They would be great for weight lifting or hiking, but if you tried jogging or running they would most likely fall off.
431272
Yes, they would fit under pants as long as the legs were quite "roomy". Skinny jeans won't work for putting these underneath them.
41495
Probably.... but the pants have a drawstring to tighten. You could make it work. I would prob go a size smaller. They are pretty long already.
1164175
I think they would be plenty sturdy for that purpose.mine store my socks and underwear and with every day use are just fine.