This pants are perfect, true to size and extremely durable. I'm obsessed. The best part in my humble opinion? You can slip you knee pads while you're wearing them!! The side zipper gives enough room for me to slip on my POC knee pads, so I don't have to wear them up while I'm climbing. Game changer.

I LOVE the pants. They are so comfortable, not too small, not to big. They hug my waist nice!

These pants are so cute and I was reallllly hoping they'd fit - and I'm so glad they do!! I have a smaller waist in comparison to my hips so finding pants that fit both areas comfortably are often a challenge. Although they are still slightly big on my waist, they fit everywhere else amazingggg. They are a bit on the long side, but because of the velcro bottoms I'm able to fold them half over to adjust for my height. So excited about these pants - I'll be wearing them non-stop this summer!

I absolutely love all my Wild Rye clothing. The fit is true to size, and the mountain bike pants and shorts are super comfortable. My boyfriend loves them because they make my butt look good! They are super durable as well. I have had some brutal crashes in them, and I do not have any tears! Nothing but good things to say about this brand! I could not upload videos for some reason for the review so I attached some pictures of us at the top of Elbert.

I really wanted to like these pants. The fabric is great, and they are good looking. However, the waist gap in these is unlike anything I have ever experienced. The pants fit perfectly in length and in my legs and butt, but the waist was HUGE. I had 3-4" gaps in the front AND back of the pants. I experience a small waist gap with most pants--I don't have an hourglass figure by any means but that just seems to be the trend with women's clothing for those of us with muscular lower-halves. But these were worse than anything I have ever tried on. Even wearing a belt would have done nothing--I have a 31-inch waist and these were more like 40". Seriously. I am disappointed because I would have thought such a common problem would not be present in a women's clothing company. This could easily be solved by even making adjustable waists/velcro tapers in the waist of the pants.