Men's Sawbuck Brush Pant
Nylon Brush Pant with DWR
Durable, comfortable, and built to move, the brush-busting Sawbuck pant is the answer to navigating through Idaho sage in search of chukar, pheasants, and grouse or through Sonoran thorns for coues deer. We've combined our proven Corrugate Guide Pant, 4-way stretch nylon with double-panel nylon brush panels, and triple-needle reinforced stitching to create a hunting brush pant that fits and moves like a climbing pant.
The rigid waistband manages a heavier overall pant construction, while the articulated construction and stretch paneling provide unobstructed mobility in the field. With both belt and suspender loops and a DWR finish to shed moisture, the Sawbuck hunting brush pants have created a much-needed solution for hunters navigating through the roughest environments.
This pant uses a rigid waistband with no stretch. If your waist falls close to or directly between sizes, select the next size up.
If your inseam length falls close or directly between measurements, select the shorter length option.
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Men's Sawbuck Brush Pant
I am using these in thick brushy, thorny area in north Georgia. These pants perform as expected. very happy with the fit
This is my second pair. They are the most comfortable pants that I own. Wore a pair all last season quail hunting in western Oklahoma with 0 issues. I will probably own 3 pair by this upland season!
Pants go well in upland country. Has a little stretch to them as well. Very comfortable and light. Highly recommend.
First off I'll start by saying that I do love the cut and fit of these pants and they seem more durable than my other first lite pants. I haven't field tested them on blackberries yet, but I think the double layering will help. As a female who generally wears a small or size 2-4, the 30"" waste fits good. Not too tight, and extra room for movement. The pockets on the men's pants are also much more functional! The only reason I'm not rating these a 5, is because the fabric seems pretty noisy. Not sure I'd risk wearing these on an archery hunt, but they'll do for rifle season. I'm 50/50 on these pants. The fabric definitely seems tougher but you're getting it at a cost with the increased noise of the fabric.