Columbia Women’s Saturday Trail II Convertible Pants, Nordic, 18W Short
January 3, 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”-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
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Great travel pants although tight in the thigh area I bought 2 pairs of these for a trip to Israel along with a cruise to Spain. I wore them many, many times and was happy with them for the most part.PROS:1. Very lightweight. Took up little room in my suitcase.2. Comfortable with one exception (see “cons”)3. A breeze to wash. I could wash them in the hotel/ship sink or shower with a little bit of shampoo or bath gel, squeeze, roll in a towel, and dry either hung up or on the balcony. They dried in hours. Tip:…
Field Tested In the Costa Rican Rain Forest. Excellent Pants! I cannot imagine why Columbia uses the pictures above to show what these pants look like. They make the pants look far less flattering than they actually are (they’re pretty cute!). I usually wear a 4 and ended up sizing up to a 6S for these because they are thin fabric, and tight + thin fabric = not attractive (I’m 5’2″ and weigh about 120lb). That said, with the right size, these are great pants!Pros:- They are very comfortable.- The S length is very good for…
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…