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Men's Bushwacker Weatherpants
Men's Bushwacker Weatherpants
$120.00
Weight: 15.0 oz
Item #: RRBWP
- 2ply 3oz Duralite Nylon
- Tough Railtex reinforced Seat, knees and back of ankles
- Deep front pockets with side zippered security pocket
- 2 Zippered back pockets
- Slanted cross-quad zip-pockets on each leg for easy access and storage
- Articulated cell phone pocket
- Articulated knees for great fit
- D-ring on front belt loop for clipping keys, carabiners, etc
- Boot-Cut width cuff
- Slotted button closure with 7" fly
- Belt loops to fit a 2" belt
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The Bushwacker Weatherpant is the newest addition to our famous tough pants collection. A full featured pant with a great fit. A balistically tough outdoor pant yet refined enough for hanging out in those Palo Alto juice bars. Features include: Tough 2ply 3oz Duralite Nylon with Railtex reinforced seat, knees and back of ankle, Deep front pockets with side security zip pocket, 2 zippered back pockets, arcticulated cell phone pocket on right leg, cross-quad zippered pockets for easy access and storage, 2" belt loops, removable belt and a D-ring attached to the front belt loop for attaching keys, carabiners, etc. If there was a perfect pant for the Barkley Marathon or the death race in Vermont, this pant would be it!
Jump to Product ReviewsReason For Being: We wanted to revamp our old Weatherpant design, so we took off the elastic cuff, added thigh pockets and a few other small features, but without sacrificing any of the Weatherpants’ legendary durability. These things will keep you happy bushwhacking through anything.
Fabric: Our standard 2 ply, 3 ounce nylon, which gives the best possible combination of durability, breathability, quick drying, and comfort.
Small Stuff: We added taller reinforcements, a new cell phone pocket, thigh pockets, a plastic D-ring to attach accessories, and tweaked the fit to create our most popular pair of pants yet.
RAILTEX Reinforcement: Railtex is the reinforcement nylon we put on most of our pants, similar to Cordura®. It is highly abrasion resistant and water resistant and is a second layer of defense. We reinforce the highest-impact areas of your pant: the knees, ankles, and butt, to ensure they last forever.
Men's Bushwacker Weatherpants Reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars (42 reviews)
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Pants fit fine. Same size ordered as other pants that I have from various mfrs and I found these also fit fine. I like the size of the front pockets and the pockets that have zippers. Material (reinforced Nylon) is comfortable does not make noise that I have noticed and the material is of good weight - I also bought the Bone Flat Pants that are of a lighter weight material and more suitable for hoy days. But the Bushwacker pants seem like they will be okay to wear for most seasons except perhaps for very warm days when the lighter weight and vented Bone Flat pants would be a better choice. One reason I bought the Bushwacker pants is because I recall many. many years ago when I participated with my son's Boy Scout troop on a high adventure camp which involved climbing 5 mountains in southwest part of Virginia. One hike involved cutting through many bushes/brambles and since most had shorts on I led the way since I was wearing reinforced nylon pants (but by a different mfr) Ever since that hike they started calling me Bushwacker Those pants were worn out a long time ago. But when I saw the RailRiders Nylon Bushwacker pants I had to buy them I have been wearing them for only a short time right now but so far they seem well constructed and I am very happy with the purchase. I am considering buying them for my son however he would need the "tall" version since he has a 34" inseam. Since the "Tall" appears to be a 35" inseam I may still buy them for him and then get them hemmed if needed.
Larry R., Oakton, Virginia
Excellent fit the waist spandex is great also great color all the pockets it offers is really good.
Gary K., San Jose, California
Typical RailRiders outstanding quality fit. And they look great as well
Dan F., Astoria, New York
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