What are some popular brands for women's convertible pants at REI?
The top brands for women's convertible pants include:
- Free Country
- REI Co-op
- Columbia
- Cotopaxi
- Helly Hansen
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How can I earn a Co-op Member Reward on my women's convertible pants purchase?
REI Co-op Members get 10% back annually on every eligible purchase, including most full-priced women's convertible pants. (10% is typical but not guaranteed.)
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I’m about to head to SE Asia for two months and am looking to add some convertible hiking pants to my bag. Any recommendations on semi-flattering convertible pants that don’t cost an arm and a leg? My preference would be something that converted to shorter shorts, not really looking for bermuda/at the knee style.
I'm collecting gear for my next trip and I've been toying with the idea of including a bottom for hiking/intense activities. I love hiking and I'd be doing a lot of it, in Brazil (hot weather) and Peru (cold weather). I've been hiking since I was little but never had a specific pair of pants for it. I just always wore my regular clothes. But during my last trips I noticed that my bottoms would get filthy from slipping and I couldn't wear them for anything else anymore, hence my idea to bring a pair specifically for hiking. I see most one bag girlies using leggings for hiking, but I'm not sure if I'd like that or if I'd prefer something a little bit more structured and protecting. I'm looking into potentially getting hiking pants that have a zip-off function.
In theory they would be great: You don't need to carry a second bottom on the hikes and if you buy a black/neutral coloured pair they could also function for other activities.
What is your experience with the hiking pants? Worth it? Or should I just go for a pair of leggings and buy a pair of jeans in Peru?