Incendo Bukse Herre

Entirely too baggy. These need a taper or a revision, they look like balloon pants. 5’10, 195 so I am usually not having this issue. Was looking for a lightweight hiking pant with a drawstring.

Great pair of lightweight running pants. You feel like you have nothing on with these. They do a great job at blocking the wind. I wish they were a little bit shorter but it’s not a big deal when being active.

The pants fit well and feel great. I’ve hiked and run in them and was comfortable doing each. The drawstring cuffs are a plus because ticks. It’s already getting hot in north New Jersey and my legs felt great. I would like if Arc’teryx would make the drawstring slightly longer (same for Norvan Hybrid Tight). An inch would do it!

Thin lightweight, very comfortable and look good. Had to buy multiple pairs.

I’ve bought several pairs for my husband and he loves them. Very comfortable and durable.

The previous version of this pant was my go to hiking and climbing pant. In the latest redesign we lose a slim calf and ankle cuff, and gain an ankle draw string and more and bigger pockets. It’s a running pant! You are not going to carry your wallet, keys and oversized phone in your pockets - not least in a draw string pant, they will be around your knees in half a mile. The draw string pant leg is actually quite baggy above the cinch, and the excess fabric swishes against each leg. It is cut more like a simple jogger pant. Bring back the old cut - it was perfect and wasn’t broken - the small pockets were great for a car key or credit card. It’s still a good light weight hiking pant, but now no different from the patagucci Terrebonne jogger.

I am female with a large waist and slim hips (39”-40”) and always buy mens’ pants. I spend a lot of time walking cliff paths and back-packing in France but these were bought for everyday wear. I’m also only 5’5” but don’t find the extra length is usually a problem. These fir me beautifully. They are exactly what I wanted for easy going, everyday spring and summer wear. The fabric is lightweight but comfortable, especially with no flies. The only down-size is the price, as with all Arc’’teryx products. When you find something you can’t get anywhere else and it is of a quality that really will last both physically and stylistically, it is worth the outlay. It is too early for me to vouch fully for the former but the latter gets my vote. One of the problems with buying online Arc’teryx is that often things you really want aren’t actually for sale, which is very annoying when an ad has just pitched it to you. I was pleasantly surprised to find these actually in stock. I get it that stocks are deliberately limited to keep interest by revising and repricing, but sometimes I go looking else where from sheer frustration. With customers short on funds and being picky, it is important to keep a full range of sizes at the time of advertising.

I always buy Arcteryx products because of minimalist design, superior quality, feel and construction. These pants are just ok but material does not feel that superior compared to what I have come to expect from Arcteryx. Ialso wish that the pant legs were zippered and pocket placement was a little far more behind

Most of the Arc'teryx climbing pants are too thick/heavy for spring/summer rock climbing (especially single pitch) and the trail running pants are usually too slim/narrow, but THESE are the new middle ground. Perfect fit, simple features, and great breathability/mobility. Stoked to climb more in these this season!

Purchased the Incendo pants for a trip to Oman. They were pre comfortable in the hot weather as they breathe well. Look good enough to wear in town and out at night. Easy to wash in the sink and quick dry. Enough pockets for travel.

Super lightweight, I love this pants for running in autumn/spring in town as for hiking in summer. I also use them very often just for relax time at home. To my eyes they are also elegant in their minimalism!

These pants are super comfy and is my go to pants for gym workout. It doesn’t stick to skin which can irritate body hair but it is super stretchy and non restrictive. Arc’teryx. Please listen make more and in other colours please.

Got in a few days ago. Can have it all around use. I’ve also got 4.3 (28) Write a review TRINO SL TIGHT MEN'S Same design Different material.

Picked up a pair of these on a warranty claim after the stitching in a previous pair of Arcteryx running tights started to let go. The model of tights I was replacing was no longer available so I opted to go with the Incendo. These have proven to be a great versatile pant that can be used as a standalone trail running pant with just enough room underneath to fit a baselayer for colder temperatures. Compared to running tights, these pants are just as comfortable around the house or at the grocery store as they are on the trails. My only critique of this product is that labyrinth color has a tendency to show sweat moisture in a not so flattering area, so if available go with black!

Excellent running pants, so much better than tights, but not baggy. Phone pocket is perfectly situated on right side with a second zippered pocket on the other side. That's all I need! Material is great too, I wish there was a jacket made of the same material! (Incendo SL jacket is more clammy nylon than soft like these pants) Hear that Arc'teryx? I'm looking for a hoodless, pocketless (except maybe chest pocket), full-zip jacket made from the same Aquarii (84% nylon, 16% elastane) material.

Eine sehr gute Hose, schade das die Cormac Hose nicht mehr erhältlich ist ,diese wäre eine gute Ergänzung zum Produkt.Alles in Allem ein gutes Produkt.

I bought these pants after loving running with incendo shorts. The shorts have the perfect pocket for keeping your phone while jogging - no dangle! But somehow the pants have a slighy looser grip so my iphone 12 regular bobbles while running which for me would have been the primary function. I hope it will get fixed. I still cannot get myself to take a star out. Lovely pants

Avant d'acheter ce pantalon je courrais soit en short soit en collant (plus ou moins épais selon la saison). Ce pantalon est parfait pour des sorties en mi-saison, entre 5 et 10 degrés. C'est un vêtement qui se fait complètement oublié grâce à sa légèreté et sa fluidité. La coupe est tout simplement parfaite et offre une grande liberté de mouvement. A la fois respirant et coupe vent je n'ai jamais trop chaud. Quand les températures baissent (entre 0 et 5 degrés) il m'est arrivé de le porter avec le sous-vêtement Motus SL. Le résultat est excellent avec une liberté de mouvement toujours au rendez-vous même si j'utilise principalement des collants dans cette plage de température. Les poches sont très fonctionnelles et discrètes. Très bonne conception. Courir avec un téléphone dans la poche ne présente aucune gène ; pas de ballotement. la poche nippée est rassurante pour ranger des clés. Je le recommande absolument et je prévois déjà de m'en acheter un nouveau dans un autre coloris.

Super comfortable, ideal fit for me (6'1, 155lbs). Winter or wet spring trail running, or lounging around. Not swishy/plastic feeling, don't ride up, don't get static-y. Could own 7 pairs and be happy.

I'm a seasoned trail runner and absolutely love these pants for fall and spring running in dry conditions. I feel really free and they look great. I'm about 180lbs 6'0", medium fit well for me. Pocket in the back can accommodate my large phone if needed. I've put tons of miles in these and they still look new.

Purchased these as a replacement to a previous model Arcteryx tight that is no longer in production. Although these provide a looser fit than your typical running tight, they are still surprisingly warm for cool weather runs. The more relaxed fit also makes these pants great for casual use around town.

Bought these on a bit of a whim - they looked good so figured I'd try em. Presto: My new favorite cool day running pants. Fit is spot on; they're light and crazy comfortable; and, they allow for all the movement I need. Of course, they're readily packable so if it warms up and I need to shed a layer, piece of cake.

Great, silk on skin, resistant while running, even casual, good for all situations. Perfect compromise. Must have on your collection.

Bought these for trail running and hiking. Very lightweight and provide excellent freedom of movement. Fantastic Arcteryx quality. Only wish they had another pocket that zippered and was big enough to hold a smartphone.

Have been running in these pants for about a month. Comfortable in temps as low as 25f once you get moving. Only thing I don't love are the limited pockets. They are only in the back and are small enough for only a key and tissue.

I really enjoy these pants and wear them often. I have used them primarily around the house or town and wear them more often then other pants or shorts. They are cool when you need them to or warm when it requires a little warmth. I have used them a little for running when it’s cool out but have found I like shorts best.

It's sometimes difficult to gauge sizing - especially across the Arc'teryx line. These are labeled "trim". I'd say that's a right one assessment - especially in the legs. They're just close enough to the skin, but not as snug as a compression tight (by far). I'm a solid 32/33 waist and the M is perfect. I'm also a 31" inseam and these are just right as well. The waist comes up just high enough to not ride down while you're running or sitting, but I feel a slight pull in the seat of the pant itself - nothing too concerning. Overall, a nice pair of pants to run with in moderately cool weather like an early morning or something. Great for walking around as well.

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.