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High Stride Pant
The verdict
Fit
The 'High Stride' name suggests a roomier thigh fit for athletic builds. Outdoor Voices' men's sizing typically runs true to size.
Quality
Casual-activity construction. Nothing premium, but typical of the brand's men's casual line at this price point.
Price check
At $37 on final sale, this is inexpensive. Original price likely $50–60, so the markdown is substantial.
Best for
Men seeking an affordable, relaxed pant for casual wear or light outdoor activity, comfortable with final-sale terms.
Care
Standard machine wash in cool water; avoid high heat to prevent shrinking in synthetic blends.
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What owners report about Outdoor Voices pants
Independent coverage of Outdoor Voices pants concentrates on the RecTrek line. Reviewers describe a midweight stretch woven that repels rain, spills and most stains, with deep zippered pockets that swallow large phones, and one multi-day trip report says the pants looked as good on days three and four as on day one. Most write-ups treat them as trail-to-street pants — breathable, lightweight and weather resistant — rather than serious technical hiking gear. Noted drawbacks are the higher price point, legs that resist cuffing or pushing up, and thin long-term durability reporting.
- Strengths
- A comfortable, weather-resistant stretch fabric with deep zippered pockets that reviewers say moves easily between trails and everyday wear.
- Watch out for
- The recurring gripes are the price for what is essentially a casual pant and the lack of independent long-term durability reporting.
- Sizing
- Reviewers report the pants fit true to size — order your regular size even if the brand's leggings run small on you — and note the cropped inseams rest just above the ankle.
About Outdoor Voices's pants line as a whole. Sources: Outdoor Voices RecTrek Pants: An Honest Review — Sol Salute · Outdoor Voices RecTrek Pant Review — SiteSee · Outdoor Voices RecTrek Pant: Styling & Review — Coco Bassey
