Incendo Bukse Herre

I have both the Incendo, Stradium, and Cormac pants, and for my money, I'd pick the Incendos. The Stradium pants are very typical wind-suit type pants - think the Adidas soccer warm-ups. They have a zipper running from each ankle all the way to the base of each hand pocket, and they're a bit of a baggy fit. They have two pockets - one at each hand, and those pockets are zippered. If you're going to the gym, and want to be able to take them off over shoes, the Stradium pants are your winner. The Incendo pants are much more fitted. I live in Texas, where it's very hot, but the Incendo pants have pretty much been my uniform here during quarantine. The only drawback is the pockets. On the side of the right leg, just a little behind the right leg seam, there's a pocket perfect for a regular sized iPhone. And on the left butt cheek, there's a zipped pocket perfect for cash and a credit card (probably not big enough for a wallet). No other pockets, and no zippers along the hem to make putting them on or taking them off over shoes possible. From the standpoint of weight, the Incendo pants feel a little lighter in the face of the fabric, but for me, that's a positive. These aren't going to be warm like a Cormac pant (I have those too, and they're strictly 40-55 degree pants in my view). Between the three, my Incendo pants get the most use. I have them in black and a dark green (aeroponic is their color name), and they're my go-to active pants. I wear them on walks, trips to the grocery store, and lounging around the house. When I'm looking for active pants - assuming it's not too cold, they're the ones I reach for. Anywhere from 115-55, they're my go-to kicking-it-around-the-house or running errands pants. If it's colder (less than 55), I'd check out the Cormac pants. For me, the Incendo pants are some of Arc'Teryx's most functional pants. Love them.

As my title says I bought these for Emergencys in the mountains. They were suppose to stay in my running vest. They haven’t spent any time there. I wear them all the time, they are awesome. I bought black and aeroponic and will be buying the labyrinth soon. Wish I didn’t wait to purchase they are worth it! Comfortable breathable and thermal regulating

These pants are perfectly lightweight and breathable for an indoor workout; they block the wind enough for the outdoor run, and when it hits -30 celcius, they're roomy enough to wear a base layer underneath and keep warm. I wear 32-30 pants, the mediums fit like a dream.

I run a lot in the wet and cool weather. What i've found that works for me is that when its rainy wet I want a running tight (or at least a pant that is tight on my caves) and when its cool or even light snow, more of a fitted running pant. These work fantastic in cool, windy and slightly moist weather. I love them for that. When it starts raining they are good for a while, in continued rain the problem is the loose caves area tends to get moist. Some rain is fine, heavy rain not so much. Where these really excel is cool, windy, foggy and even snowy runs. Fit is fantastic. I am 5'9" 155 and choose small. fits like a tailored track pant. thank you for not adding zippers at ankles.....just ads weight. I disagree with some of the other reviewers as i am so glad no front pockets. I generally find front pockets useless when running hard.

Incredible light pants Moves with you and stretchers in the right places. Only thing I miss are Some pockets to put my hands in!

Bon pantalon pour le trail par temps frais et plutôt sec.

I was looking for a pair of trousers to put on during night runs and long races that would not get you to sweat and would protect from cold & light wind. This is it! Really a great product for those running in the mountains and need a product that can go from sunny south face to icy north face and still keep you comfortable. Only slight negative, the lower leg/calf could be a bit more fitted to avoid rubbing.