Im definitely getting a pair for my thru hike because i plan to carry a small survival kit and a physical map on my person at all times.

Just bought these off your website with a great discount based off this review - Very satisfied with them and happy they do long sizes !

Is it just me or do these look more brown than green? If so I'd definitely buy a pair as the only thing holding me back is the colour options?

I love these trousers.

Which tights are those?

Hmm.. Kinda disappointed to see that the bum area is not reinforced with G-1000. What do you think?

I not sure about using wax to protect from wet weather, surely there must be a pair of trousers in the range that are waterproof and can keep you warm when not so active in winter.

What color is this exactly? On website looks more green?

what color are the ones you have on... possibly a product number - that will help me quite a bit

Helpful review. What do you consider to be the temperature range that you’d wear these (without a base layer)? How far low could you go with base layer leggings? Can you roll these up to your knees on hot days, or would it be too uncomfortable or slip down?

When you kneel down do the kneel on the G1000 areas? The knee reinforcements look too high up the leg. I've found the same on the regular keb trousers too even in the long leg version.

Is that the normal green color way or is this video just heavily color corrected? The ones online and in-person I've tried on are REALLY green, same with the blues. And the black is too dark for the summer hikes these are made for. I wish every Fjallraven pant had at elast 1-3 more nuetral/reserved colorways. It's really the only thing stopping me from buying this pant. Every single fjallraven pant should be released in light brown/khaki. Otherwise, these are my favorite general trekking pant by a mile. Can be outfitted for all seasons, super comfy. But just going to stick with my neutral MidSummer pants for now. Thank you for the great in-depth review!

Seem Fjallraven have taken a lead from Revolution Race with the tapered legs. Like these 👍

Do they come in men's sizes?

So I have a pair of vidda pro in 50/33-34 waist and I’ve put in a bit of (pizza) beef. What size would you recommend for the agile. I’m currently aRound 34 waist but do I need to go to 52. 36” waist.

I cant find what color is in the video. Doesnt look like Laurel Green Deep Forest?

Do they fit more like a pair of joggers but with the robustness of being a fjallraven trouser? Because I have a pair of the regular kebs and they have too much excess material on them for me to feel they fit me great, however I do love my kebs I would prefer a tighter fit?

II find that wider cut under the knees makes pants rollable for more air flow during hot weather. They don’t come In women’s fit, or am I missing something? Thanks for the review! 🙋‍♀️

What size are you wearing? and What is your height and weight?

Do these have boot hooks like the other Kebs have.

wich boots are you using ? @trekitt

I think they have gone too far with the features. Why do you need so many pockets when you have storage space in your jacket and rucksack? For me, less is more!

The first thing I would do is take off the leather logo

Think I’ll stick with my mountain equipment Ibex pants 😂

They look ridiculous. This current fashion for a skinny fit really irks me. I have a fairly "normal" body and most stuff suits me but I will not be considering these. All that money to look like a combat ballerina, no thanks. (I own normal Keb trousers.)

G-1000 is laughably overrated in terms of its fabled "durability", in fact, I think I'll go mad if I hear one more reviewer trot out that old G-1000 durability myth. It's polycotton, after all, and has nowhere near the durability you can find with softshell materials. It's Fjallraven's signature material, however, and they're stuck with it unless they admit after all this time that it's rubbish. I've experienced severe and premature wear from Fjallraven trousers made from various weights of G-1000 and from my experience with Fjallraven trousers made of softshell and G-1000, its the G-1000 panels and particularly the seams at the crotch which have let me down. I like the cut and fit of Fjallraven trousers, however, as I can't easily find my size - Euro 44L - from other brands. I used to find Mountain Equipment's trousers in a 30 Long were great but ME's just aren't right for me in recent years. Having tried Kebs, Abisko Lite and Vidda Pro Ventilated, and experienced disappointing early wear with all of those, I've long felt that a predominantly (or preferably, entirely) softshell trouser from Fjallraven would be a solution to the wear issue, having had a pair of Keb Touring trousers (structurally, entirely softshell) for four years with NO WEAR!, apart from cosmetic damage to the G-1000 overlays. The Agiles look to be pretty much what I'd need for warmer weather. A slim cut, like the Abisko Lite (nice but fragile) but beefier and effectively softshell, with overlays of G-1000 where they can't do any harm if (when) they wear out. Now, where to find my size? UK retailers just won't stock my size so I'll either have to find a European dealer that still delivers to the UK. or buy direct from Fjallraven, who have a non - EU warehouse from which UK orders are despatched. Edit 2023: I've had a pair of Montane Terra Missions for nearly a year, purchased about a week after my initial comment. Much used and still as good as new. They will take braces and I'm using a set of Mountain Equipment braces with them. A Small Reg are just right for my usually Euro 44L frame and they're a comparative bargain too. Sorted.