Lined Mountain pant…
"It’s a great pant go cold days. . but. . you’d better buy them by Sept. . because they’re always sold out after that. . !!"
Lined Mountain Pant
Regular price
$35.00
Sale price
$35.00
Regular price
$90.00
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Description
For the ultimate in winter warmth, minus the uncomfortable and bunchy layers, we’ve taken our best-selling Mountain Pant and lined it with our iconic 100% cotton brushed flannel. These pants have been known to make appearances working in chilly winter workplaces but also at fall weekend tailgates before big games. Full of our signature features with just the right amount of stretch to keep you moving.
- 10.4oz 98% Organic Cotton, 2% Spandex Canvas
- Durable heavyweight canvas with stretch lined with iconic plaid flannel
- Angled, deep drill hand pockets
- Hidden side seam deep drill hand pocket with zipper closure for added security
- Double layer heel cuff for durability
- Action gusset for comfort and mobility
- Triple-stitched seams and bar-tac reinforcements
- MK icon embroidery above back right pocket
- Premium branded metal shank & YKK zipper closure
Fabric Weight
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Overall rating: 4.8445945 / 5 from 148 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
The Lined Mountain Pant offers exceptional winter warmth with a great fit and durable construction. Customers appreciate its high-quality cotton fabric and flannel lining, making it suitable for both work and leisure activities in cold weather.
Summary topics
- Product Quality: 7%
- Pant Lining: 8%
- Product Fit: 25%
- Cold Weather Durability: 7%
- Cotton Fabric: 6%
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Review highlights
- "The fabric is fairly heavyweight but stills feels super comfortable and not too heavy." —
- "duck cotton fabric is sturdy and high quality, lining is super soft." —
- "Love the fit and quality" —
Reviews
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"My husband loves these pants So warm! Unfortunately, he waited too long to order this fall. Sold out, hope his old ones make it through the winter !"
MK lined pants!
"Awesome pair of pants for freezing temperatures. I recently wore them up in the mountains were the temperature drop to 18F and they felt warm all day long. They are comfortable and flexible to do all sorts of things at camp. I love the style and the stitching is superb. If you want a comfortable, durable and room with stretch pants this are it. Mountain khakis also have different colors and styles."
Pants
"Berm warm!"
Great pants. Winter in the
"Great pants. Winter in the South can be a toss and layering is annoying. These are great and dont get too warm when the temps rise."
Go To Winter Pant
"This is my second pair. The first pair will be rotated into my work pant for next winter."
wrapped in warmth
"these lined khakis arrived just in time for a severe cold spell, and I couldn’t be happier. Warm and toasty, fit just as expected; these quickly became a cold weather favorite"
Perfect but had to size up.
"Super comfortable and warm but you definitely need to size up. I typically wear a 33x32 and had to send these back twice until i found the right size. 35x32 finally fit me the way a 33 typically would. Probably why the 35 is always sold out. Will buy more in different colors when available."
Great Pair of Pants - First MK Purchase
"First pair of lined khakis of any type, really like the fit and finish. They didn’t really shrink at all in the waist or length through the first wash with cold and a low tumble dry. Lining stayed in place. They have just enough stretch and are relaxed without being baggy. Will definitely be trying other products in the future from MK."
Almost perfect
"This is my 3rd pair of lined mountain pants. All have great durability and looks. I only wish MK would’ve kept the previous pocket configuration instead of the zippered pocket in the right side. It’s a small opening and tough to get my hand in."