This is just a review on size. I'm 6'4" and weigh 205. I took my measurements and my waist measured 37" (when trying on sitka clothes a 34" fits my waist comfortably and I don't need a belt) my clothes I buy size 34 shorts or size 36 pants and use a belt because 34" pants are usually too tight everywhere else. My inseam is 36". i bought LT and they fit great around the waist. I can even put them on over another pair of pants and still fit good. The only thing that could make them better is if they were about an inch or two longer on the inseam, walking/still hunting they will work good and just standing they cover and go down onto my boot great; however, sitting, kneeling, or stepping high going over logs or up steep mountains the bottom of the pants do come up to the top of my hunting hiking boots or just above. The dew point LT pants inseam measures 34", if the tall size inseam was 35 or 36" i would give it 5 stars.

Love this our as an outer layer for snow or rainy conditions. I've been using them over the Mountain Pants for deep snow and temps ranging from 5-25°F. Wish they had some pockets but it’s fine unzipping and then unzipping again to use the Mountain Pant's pocket's when layering. Great pant!

I'm an avid backpacker and these pants are amazing! They fit over my hiking pants/shorts easily. They keep me dry and protect me from the elements. They're are also so lightweight which is crucial for a backpacker. I love vents in these pants too. I highly recommend them!

Loved everything about this pant....except the durability. We were hiking in the wet nearly every morning, so nearly every morning it was the Dewpoint pant over a baselayer. The fit was great, they were comfortable to walk in, light, fast drying, and did a great job of venting my sweat, and there was lots of it on our daily 1500'-2000' climbs. However, after one hunt, they have two good sized holes. Sure, I gave them a pretty good workout. There was lots of brush and some deadfalls, but I was purposefully careful on the deadfalls as my budget is small and I knew what these things cost. Listen, I get it, trying to design a pant that does everything this one does that I stated above, plus is packable, lightweight, AND durable is like trying to find a unicorn. I'm not sure there is anything else Sitka can do with this pant. But, I can't drop $300 for a new rain pant on every hunt. I guess in the future I'll have to deal with a bit more bulk and less breathability and just get a cheaper pair that is more durable.