In the market for some Mossy Oak Bottomland pants for this upcoming season. I've been looking at the 2 different types of pants offered by Mossy Oak and it seems to be that they are a lighter fabric. My concern is that they will rip easily going through thick areas and such.
Does anyone here have those pants? How's there durability?
Or any other brand that's bottom land.
I'd like some durable bottomland pants with cargo pockets.
https://store.mossyoak.com/mossy-oak-tibbee-technical-hunt-pant-i-10013192
https://store.mossyoak.com/mossy-oak-cotton-mill-hunt-pant-i-10012632
Thanks fellas!
I personally like the nomad pants much better.
I bought the nomad nwtf pants last year (obsession pattern) and they faded first wash on cold and hung dry. They are comfy and held up well. Just picked up a pair of browning wasatch from mackspw. Time will tell.
I ordered some Tru Spec BDUs in Bottom Land. I haven't worn them yet but the material looks heavy duty.
I have both these you listed. The Tibbee technical is good for warm weather and is very comfortable. I prefer those, but the Cotton Mill will withstand more punishment from briars and brush. Can't go wrong with either.
I just received the Mossy Oak cotton mill pants and as far as price and the way they are designed i cant wait to try them out. I think they are going to work great,but this spring will be my first trying them. For the money I'm not to worried about it.
I've gotten by through the years with alot less durable cheaper pants I've bought from Wal-Mart so I think these will last.
I have the cotton mill also in bottomland. Love them. Very durable
I prefer the cotton mill as well....it takes a little longer for the skeeters to get through them..lol
Have the Cotton mill, washed them inside out and air dried. Faded fast.
The browning bottomland watsch pants are the way to go. I have all of them and the brownings have lasted the longest.
Thanks for all the responses! I ended up buying the cotton mill pants. Thanks for the insight.
I sent back a couple pairs of pants from Mossy Oak last year. I hated the fit. They were super baggy on me. I would love to find a good quality pair of pants in mossy oak with more of an athletic cut but I've about given up. I'm about to order a pair of under amour off eBay. If anyone has any experience with them feel free to chime in.
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Quote from: Gooserbat on February 25, 2020, 11:38:09 PM
I personally like the nomad pants much better.
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Academy Sports , has pretty good line of hunting cloths , sales going on now ...
Check out the Nomad Bloodtrail pants. I picked up a pair on sale at Academy in bottomland and really like they way the fit.
Quote from: cassga on February 26, 2020, 02:39:56 PM
Check out the Nomad Bloodtrail pants. I picked up a pair on sale at Academy in bottomland and really like they way the fit.
Thanks I'll look at those.
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Quote from: cassga on February 26, 2020, 02:39:56 PM
Check out the Nomad Bloodtrail pants. I picked up a pair on sale at Academy in bottomland and really like they way the fit.
These pants do look pretty nice... I'll see how I like the mossy oak ones... might get a pair of those instead
I'd go w the browning Wasatch pants.
Cotton mills fade fast in my experience even when taking care to prevent. Hold up decent though. The tibee technical stuff is awesome on the other hand, picked some up last spring and love it. Only downside is it is very lightweight and will need some thermals in early spring
Quote from: turkeykiller22 on February 26, 2020, 09:01:17 AM
The browning bottomland watsch pants are the way to go. I have all of them and the brownings have lasted the longest.
Agreed
Wht tpynof material are the browning pants similar to? The tibbee? I really like the looks and feel tibbee for s ga hunting as it warms up fast. I see they are 6oz cotton, so they may fit the bill. I had looked at the banded and nomad pants, but hard to pay $100 for a pair of pants that I'm a little unsure if they are exactly what I need/want.
I was at Walmart yesterday and pickup some mossy oak and realtree stretch fit pants on clearance rack for 5 dollars pair and waterproof ones for 10 dollars regularly 30 dollars pair .. now in my book that was a bargain. Regardless how they hold up...