Cakulo Cargo Hiking Pants Women Waterproof Golf Rain Lightweight Wind Quick Dry Travel Stretch Water Resistant Summer

Love these, comfortable, nice fit, good fabric, quick dry, lightweight, 3 pockets with zippers and easy to pack. I’m 5’5” / 150 - and purchased 3 pr in medium for an upcoming trip - these will get lots of wear!

I think these will be very comfortable for hiking. I like the material and the zipper pockets. They fit as expected.

Fit is good, makes that 80’s warm up pant swish when walking though.

I'm extremely happy with these pants. They look and fit just like they do on the model. They are light weight and dry lighting fast. They are flattering, wrinkle resistant and seem well made. I brought them on my last trip to do some hiking in hot, humid weather, with threats of rain. They were perfect! I am 5'5", 125 lbs, and I wear a small.

I was looking for some lightweight pants that would be comfortable for upcoming travels and I think these may work out well. They are very well-made and of nice quality fabric. It feels like a breathable material that will repel water, kind of like a windbreaker would. The possible downside for some people might be the kind of "scratchy" noise the fabric makes when you walk. It doesn't bother me, but it might drive husband crazy, LOL! I had a hard time deciding which size to order because my measurements don't match up with the size chart. My waist is about 40" & hips 47". I opted for the XXL which seemed somewhat in between, figuring that the elastic waistband could likely stretch to fit my waist. Based on some of the reviews I was a little concerned they might be way too big in the hips, but happily they fit me perfectly. I have long legs and for me they are slightly shorter than I would prefer, but they're not bad. They hit just below my ankle. I like the zippered pockets for a more secure way to carry a phone or keys. I ordered the Army Green color and I will say at first I thought they were black they are such a dark green color. But when held next to black, they are definitely dark green. If you are expecting more of an olive green color, they are not that. I still find them attractive though, so not a problem for me. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and would likely buy them again.I would like to add, after having worn them for my trip, they were great. I think I could actually size down to an XL and they would fit even better.

I love the color, but it's easily seen through. The large fit is nice at the waist and hip, but it's short (5'9", 33" inseam, size 10-12 pant). Hit right at the top of my ankle bone, so realistically, I would have only worn them cinched.Returning, so I can't speak on warmth or water resistance.

I was needing a pair of snowpants, but being plus size, they are hard to find and I didn't want anything bulky. I was leery about the water repellant part but it held up extremely well. They are super light weight and thin material, but perfect to wear pair of warm leggings underneath. I loved the drawstring at the bottom of the leg, as I was afraid the originally were going to be too long. The stretchiness of the fabric was a perfect added bonus. I promis I wasn't paid to write a good review...just a very happy customer!

UPDATE: I ending up buying these instead. Fit great, and more practical for my purposes with elastic at ankles…MOERDENG Women's Quick Dry Hiking Pants.First off, I’m 5’6”, 160 pounds. The Large fits very well, and I think the quality is pretty darn good for the price. These fit nicely, not too snug or baggy, and allow room to really move around without looking like you have a bag tied around your waist! Some light weight pants like this that I’ve tried look just like that. Not trying to make a fashion statement…just need something functional…and certain parts of my 68 year old body (like the waist and hips) need to be hidden from sight so these fit the bill.I have worn these types of pants for years when hiking, bird watching and kayaking. I live in FL, so they are nice to have in Winter here when it’s just a bit chillier than normal, or the weather may be unreliable (always, these days)…or if you plan to be in the sun all day they provide some protection.I bought this pair in particular, because I need something to wear with my windbreaker when out in the yard in Summer…yes, Summer…watering the garden by hand. Mosquitoes, gnats and flies will make you nuts, and sometimes I just don’t feel like wasting (what is now pretty expensive) good insect repellent for just watering. They could also be good to have if we have a storm coming, and I have to put up shutters in the rain.These could fit the bill for all that. However…I do have a few things you may want to take into consideration, depending on what you intend to wear these for. I’m not crazy about the black zippers on the khaki color. Thought the quality seems good, the black zippers make them look weird, maybe even cheap. JMHO 😉. I have concern with the adjustment “loops” at the ankle. I much prefer elastic. I would not wear these hiking, birding or kayaking as they are, or anywhere I would be in danger of getting caught on something by those loops. Seems elastic on anything is becoming harder to come by these days, for some reason.I may keep these, and just find a way to secure the adjustment loops so as to not present a hazard. Jury is still out on that. Ya get what you pay for, and all things considered, these are a good deal. If I can come up with a way to deal with the loops at the ankle, they could be perfect.