Try 30x34 lol, it’s impossible

Yeah, I’m a 32x36. I’ve never seen it in my whole life.

These are all made for guys under 6ft

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Interesting! We've never tried their products before. We'll shoot them an email and see if they'd like to send us a pair to test!

Nukeproof has the best pants, better than NF

What is nf??

@@mr.mduweit8926 I am guessing North Face

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Yes they are!

good for rain?

Thanks for the feedback Jens. Much appreciated.

@@TheLoamWolf Thank you for the review! Your head to head reviews helps me a lot on gear. Like I said, being 6'5" with a big waist, upper legs and long inseam makes it difficult to find stuff that fits me. But your gear reviews (ordered an IXS triffer FF for example) helps a ton!

I'm only 5'7 155 lbs with a 31" waist. Like all my other pants, I had to take them to the tailor (28" inseam) but they're my favorite pair of MTB pants. Like most TLD products, the aesthetic looks sick, but fit and feel are on point too. EDIT: I wear em at the bike park. Had 3 pretty bad wrecks, one really bad where I scraped up against rocks/dirt. Pants held up well so plenty durable and offers solid protection.

@@topspot4834 what size waist did you go for 30 or 32?? I’ve heard the waist runs large on these and to size down?

They used to put a ratchet belt on their DH pants and shorts and it worked well. Not sure if they still do but seemed better than the elastic/velcro.

Dude I have bought some well reviewed fox MTB trousers today and Im a size 38" jeans, I have thought about reviewing them. there are reviews for them out but none for big guys these fit perfectly and are true to jean size

@@waybackaircooled1764 I’d like to see those. Seems like ALL outdoor softgoods tend to be designed for super slim people. I have meat on my bones.

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Glad we could help! Hope the discount code saves you a few bucks too.

Thanks for the tip, we'll have to check 'em out and see how they compare.

@@TheLoamWolf Have AMFIB winter tights w/o the chamois. The fleece eventually rubbed through to the outer neoprene layer at the seat bones, granted it was about 6 years of use. They are great for really cold wet weather, but honestly, most rides are more suited for the pants I bought at TJ Maxx. They are called LR 8 Defend. The most comfy long pants i have ever ridden in. I think they are winter jogging pants.

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I’m 6’6 abs was 215 for awhile… I agree 36x32’s are hard to find

6'3 here. I'm a 34 waist but if I order TLDs in a 34 they're way too short. Ordered these in a 36.

Have you found any like that for rain yet ?

@@SSH01 I bought the Endura MT 500 spray trousers and absolutely love them. They are not the waterproof ones, only in the seat. But they do a great job shedding off water. I went this route because they are quite a bit cheaper than the Endura MT 500 waterproof trouser 2’s. My intention was to buy the waterproof version also when they went on sale if I liked riding in the single tracks. I wasn’t able to find the waterproof version locally to try on so it was also more of a risk to buy as I would have to order them. But having tried on two versions of the Endura Luke and both being more comfortable than other pants I’ve tried I’m pretty sure the waterproof MT 500’s would be great. I forget why exactly I was leaning to their MT 500’s opposed to the other waterproof pants they have. They may be better reviewed or meant for my type of riding opposed to commuting. I do remember the bike shop I bought mine from, the owner had been wearing both the MT 500 shorts & pants for years.

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We're gonna hit them up!

Hey we're big fans and own some of your pad packs for our motos! We'd say the Fox Flexairs are probably the coolest/best vented however Giro just dropped some new pants that will likely be pretty close. As a heads up, MTB pants are typically a lot thinner/more tapered than moto pants so knee braces will be tough underneath! Fox Flexair Pants | alnk.to/8EDJykX

All of them fit over pads fine. We only ride with pads and if anything didn't work with pads, they would have been cut from the list quick! Obviously some pads are much thicker (DH/hard shell) than others, but we tried a variety of pads with each pant and found them to work well.

Dude, the TLD fits me perfect! I'm 6'5" and love 'm!

That is a common thing we hear...

This.

Thanks for the suggestion. We've had some Astars pants in the past and loved them.

Thats what I'm wondering, why test without knee pads

These all work with trail to aggressive trail/enduro knee pads but some, like the Specialized get tight if you try and wear full blown DH pads.

Fox pants have I believe a 32 inseam across all their sizes. If your 5'10 or shorter, then fit is gonna be pretty close to spot on. Definitely run short if you are on the taller end of the spectrum. FOX isn't the only one with this issue though, a number of brands with pants that have an athletic/racer cut tend to have a set inseam across all sizes. Need a brand to come out with some "Big & Tall" options.

If you're just looking for water proofing, 100% is a true water pant. so it will be drier.

TLD are pretty good, Fox Defend are definitely the baggiest, 100% DH pants are good. These are trail pants though, and as such they're designed to be a slimmer fit for trail level pads. DH pants have more room for big DH pads.

But they rarely rip. Those are the go-to pants for our crew. Definitely can't be beat with great zip pockets

Decathlon makes some also, just go to the "hiking" section, good price and great quality, only not too many waterproof options.

There's always that!

Thanks for sharing. We have noticed some variations between models and how they fit for sure...

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Only if pay full retail. They're often on sale 25%+ off.