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They are just nylon, so they will not shrink, but they do not stretch like cotton so it's best to error towards the bigger sizes. The only waterproof pants we have is typical rain gear at this time. These could be sprayed but then they wouldn't breath and you would end up just as wet from the sweat.

They are just nylon, so they will not shrink, but they do not stretch like cotton so it's best to error towards the bigger sizes. The only waterproof pants we have is typical rain gear at this time. These could be sprayed but then they wouldn't breath and you would end up just as wet from the sweat. The waterproof climbing pants on the market are about 4-5 times this price and resemble ski pants.
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I thought these pants were a bit expensive, but tried a pair. They are comfortable when tree climbing, and are cool to wear in hot weather. They have outlasted cotton jeans in hard use, and show hardly any wear. They dry quickly when wet, and mosquitoes are hard presses to bite though them. The soft material doesn't make for the most attractive pants, but that is my least concern. I will purchase more of these pants.

I really like the Tech pants for tree work aloft. I use them in a hot humid environment...even when worked in all day, washed that night, hung out to dry, they are always ready to go for the next day's work. On a hot day when the sweat is running, they dry out fairly quickly, and don't leave you sitting in nasty clammy wet trousers! The cargo pockets are in just the right spot, they are still accessible when wearing a climbing harness. The fabric is more forgiving than the cotton Arborwear for climbing around in the trees, more flexible. Just wish they were not quite so expensive...saving for another pair...