Columbia Women’s Saturday Trail II Convertible Pant,Major,20W Regular
October 8, 2019 - Comment
These durable, sun-and-water-repelling pants are built to keep you comfortable and protected in a wide variety of conditions and activities. The legs zip off, converting to a 10 inch -inseam short, while comfort-stretch fabric and gusseting facilitate great fit and unrestricted mobility.
Product Features
- Omni-Shield advanced Repellency
- Omni-Shade UPF 50 sun protection
- Comfort stretch. Articulated knees
- Zip-closed security pocket. Zip-off legs convert pant to 10 inch inseam short
- Leg hem cinches. Gusset detail. Mid rise. Straight leg
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very comfortable, functional and flattering I’m a huge fan of Columbia’s Saturday Trail ii line of pants. So much so that this is my second pair of the convertible version, in addition to the two “regular” and one insulated that I own. They are well made, very comfortable, functional and flattering. The other pair of convertible pants I have (in the “grill” color) is still in perfect condition after over a year of heavy use. I bought this to have an additional pair in another color (British Tan), not because the other…
Great pants for thin legs Re: Size 4 Short. -I read about these being tight at the zip line, and they are slim. The shorts measure 8.5″ lying flat at hem and the inseam is 10″. They do feel loser when unzipped and wearing as shorts. I would probably not go climbing in these. Size 4-Short pants inseam is 30.5″ and the length is great for 5-2″-5’3″. The material is lightweight and show every bulge and article you may be carrying. Unforgiving on a less than perfect derrière.
Zipper digs, good fabric for field work. These are great work clothes. Perfect stretch, some sort of waterproofing or quickdry. And they fit pretty well. My hip measurement is 39, and my thigh is 21 at it’s widest point.My only problem with these is that they aren’t for kneeling, squatting, or even sitting. My bought the size 8, and it’s almost too loose around my waist, the zipper diggs in when you bend your knees even a little. It’s nothing that a little rearranging doesn’t fix, but a with the light fabric the…