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Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54

Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54

(124 reviews)

Lightweight, cool outdoor trousers in stretch fabric and G-1000 Lite for trekking in warm conditions. Technical cut, generous pockets and leg endings with boothooks and strap adjustments. Lightweight, cool outdoor trousers for trekking in warm conditions. Made from durable four-way stretch fabric and lightweight, strong G-1000 Lite, giving a pliant, fast-drying garment with excellent ventilation. Perfect for hot days when you want to wear full-length trousers for protection against brush and biting insects out in the terrain. They have a technical cut with pre-shaped knees, which in combination with the stretch fabric gives well-fitting trousers that let you comfortably take full-length strides. Long ventilation zippers from the hips to the knees release excess heat. There are two hand pockets as well as spacious leg pockets with zippers for a map or the like. The leg endings have strap adjustments and boothooks that prevent them from riding up. Reinforcements at the leg endings and on the inside of the calves make them extra resistant to wear.

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Abisko Midsummer Trousers M Reg 030-550 - Dark Grey - Black / 37" Waist | 84cm Inseam
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Abisko Lite Trekking Zip-Off Trousers M Long 614-030 - Patina Green-Dark Grey / 30"-31" Waist | 85cm Inseam
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Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54

$334.95

(124 reviews)

Lightweight, cool outdoor trousers in stretch fabric and G-1000 Lite for trekking in warm conditions. Technical cut, generous pockets and leg endings with boothooks and strap adjustments. Lightweight, cool outdoor trousers for trekking in warm conditions. Made from durable four-way stretch fabric and lightweight, strong G-1000 Lite, giving a pliant, fast-drying garment with excellent ventilation. Perfect for hot days when you want to wear full-length trousers for protection against brush and biting insects out in the terrain. They have a technical cut with pre-shaped knees, which in combination with the stretch fabric gives well-fitting trousers that let you comfortably take full-length strides. Long ventilation zippers from the hips to the knees release excess heat. There are two hand pockets as well as spacious leg pockets with zippers for a map or the like. The leg endings have strap adjustments and boothooks that prevent them from riding up. Reinforcements at the leg endings and on the inside of the calves make them extra resistant to wear.

Lightweight, cool outdoor trousers in stretch fabric and G-1000 Lite for trekking in warm conditions. Technical cut, generous pockets and leg endings with boothooks and strap adjustments. Lightweight, cool outdoor trousers for trekking in warm conditions. Made from durable four-way stretch fabric and lightweight, strong G-1000 Lite, giving a pliant, fast-drying garment with excellent ventilation. Perfect for hot days when you want to wear full-length trousers for protection against brush and biting insects out in the terrain. They have a technical cut with pre-shaped knees, which in combination with the stretch fabric gives well-fitting trousers that let you comfortably take full-length strides. Long ventilation zippers from the hips to the knees release excess heat. There are two hand pockets as well as spacious leg pockets with zippers for a map or the like. The leg endings have strap adjustments and boothooks that prevent them from riding up. Reinforcements at the leg endings and on the inside of the calves make them extra resistant to wear.

Colour:
Fjallraven - Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers Long, Dark Olive/Dark Olive, 54
Fjällräven Abisko Midsummer Pants Blue 56 / Long
Fjallraven Men's Abisko Midsummer Trousers Reg - Buckwheat Brown/Chestnut - 54
Fjallraven Men&s Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers - 46 Long - Dark Grey
Abisko Midsummer Trousers M Reg 030-550 - Dark Grey - Black / 37" Waist | 84cm Inseam
Fjallraven Men&s Abisko Midsummer Trousers Gray 44 EU
Fjallraven Abisko Lite Long Trekking Trouser - Mens Indigo Blue/Dawn Blue 54 F82890-534-543-54
Fjallraven Men&s Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers - 54 Long - Light Olive
Abisko Lite Trekking Zip-Off Trousers M Long 614-030 - Patina Green-Dark Grey / 30"-31" Waist | 85cm Inseam
Fjallraven Men's Abisko Lite Trekking Trousers - 54 Long - Sand
Fjallraven - Men&s Abisko Lite Trekking Zip-Off Trousers Long, Sand/Tarmac, 54

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Fashion AND function!!!
29 April 2020
Someguy

originally posted on moosejaw.com

I bought these zip off pants mainly for summer trips in the Boundary Waters Canoe and Wilderness Area. Warm weather and entering/exiting a canoe on rocky shoreline
when often it is best to step out in the shallow water and carry the canoe on shore scream for shorts. Mosquitos thick enough to suck you dry, biting flys and portages through
thick foliage and vegetation that harbor ticks and poison ivy scream for long pants. Enter the convertibles. I actually owned a pair of convertible/zip off pants that I left at
home on my last trip because I couldn’t bring myself to wear them, they where just too dorky. I can hear the jeers now. I know, the wilderness is not a fashion sho... Show more... Show more
Great for hiking/other outdoor stuff
2 May 2019
ANFHiker

originally posted on moosejaw.com

Very comfortable, well-made w/ a nice set of features. Cut/fit works well for bushwhacking/scrambling; not too loose, not too tight. Have used them in temperatures from the
40s to 60s - very comfortable within that range and would be comfortable above/below that to some extent also. A little too "techy" for me for causal wear around town
(mostly due to the patchwork mix of color shades), but they're not designed for that. Would like some truly solid colors added to the mix - I have the dark gray and dark
olive-dark olive versions and they both have two color patterns (albeit somewhat subtle), which I'm not a big fan of but I'm sure others like.... Show more
Great lighter weight pants
20 May 2020
Hotelchevalier

originally posted on moosejaw.com

I own quite a bit of Fjallraven gear including the keb trousers and the vidda pro trousers. The Abisko Lite Trouser (ALT) is lighter than both due to the g1000 lite material. It still
feels sturdy enough to handle light brush during spring and summer hikes. The thigh vents are always nice to have and I love the cargo pockets on Fjallraven pants as they’re
quite easy to access despite my average arm length. My one and only gripe (small one at best) is the adjustable cuffs. The tension lock straps aren’t as easy to adjust and tuck
away. I would’ve preferred the quick and easy button cuffs that are on the Keb and Vidda Pro.... Show more

Specification

Waist Measurement34 in
Outseam41 in
Inseam31 in
Front Rise10 in
Back Rise13 in

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Fashion AND function!!!
29 April 2020
I bought these zip off pants mainly for summer trips in the Boundary Waters Canoe and Wilderness Area. Warm weather and entering/exiting a canoe on rocky shoreline when often it is best to step out in the shallow water and carry the canoe on shore scream for shorts. Mosquitos thick enough to suck you dry, biting flys and portages through thick foliage and vegetation that harbor ticks and poison ivy scream for long pants. Enter the convertibles. I actually owned a pair of convertible/zip off pants that I left at home on my last trip because I couldn’t bring myself to wear them, they where just too dorky. I can hear the jeers now. I know, the wilderness is not a fashion show, I guess I’m shallow. These pants look great. It’s hard to tell they have the leg zips. There ... MoreI bought these zip off pants mainly for summer trips in the Boundary Waters Canoe and Wilderness Area. Warm weather and entering/exiting a canoe on rocky shoreline when often it is best to step out in the shallow water and carry the canoe on shore scream for shorts. Mosquitos thick enough to suck you dry, biting flys and portages through thick foliage and vegetation that harbor ticks and poison ivy scream for long pants. Enter the convertibles. I actually owned a pair of convertible/zip off pants that I left at home on my last trip because I couldn’t bring myself to wear them, they where just too dorky. I can hear the jeers now. I know, the wilderness is not a fashion show, I guess I’m shallow. These pants look great. It’s hard to tell they have the leg zips. There is a stretch panel in the crotch that runs down the inner leg for comfort when bending or climbing. My dog has shaken off next to me after a swim and the water beaded up on these and I was able to just brush it off before it soaked in. The leg zips are above the knee for me so no catching on my knee cap when bending or squatting. The fabric is lighter weight than the regular g1000 in the vida pros which helps me stay cooler even in pants mode. The length is great. Long enough to stay around the boot cuff, even when high stepping up, especially with the adjustable hem tightened and lace hook engaged but not so long that they bunch up around your ankle. The only things I could see people disliking are; 1) Depending on the size of your footwear, you may not be able to take the zipped off legs completely off without taking your boots off. 2) No back pockets (that’s a pro in my book though) 3. I’m 5’10-5’11” 170# athletic build and ordered the 48 (32-33”) regular length.... Show more
Someguy
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Great for hiking/other outdoor stuff
2 May 2019
Very comfortable, well-made w/ a nice set of features. Cut/fit works well for bushwhacking/scrambling; not too loose, not too tight. Have used them in temperatures from the 40s to 60s - very comfortable within that range and would be comfortable above/below that to some extent also. A little too "techy" for me for causal wear around town (mostly due to the patchwork mix of color shades), but they're not designed for that. Would like some truly solid colors added to the mix - I have the dark gray and dark olive-dark olive versions and they both have two color patterns (albeit somewhat subtle), which I'm not a big fan of but I'm sure others like.... Show more
ANFHiker
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Great lighter weight pants
20 May 2020
I own quite a bit of Fjallraven gear including the keb trousers and the vidda pro trousers. The Abisko Lite Trouser (ALT) is lighter than both due to the g1000 lite material. It still feels sturdy enough to handle light brush during spring and summer hikes. The thigh vents are always nice to have and I love the cargo pockets on Fjallraven pants as they’re quite easy to access despite my average arm length. My one and only gripe (small one at best) is the adjustable cuffs. The tension lock straps aren’t as easy to adjust and tuck away. I would’ve preferred the quick and easy button cuffs that are on the Keb and Vidda Pro.... Show more
Hotelchevalier
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Great pants
26 August 2019
I’ve worn these pants in temps between 45-85F and couldn’t be happier. I hiked a 4,000’er at 9 miles at 55-65 . I have walked my hunting dog through terrain with everything from prickers and thorns, 5’ high bushes, and 2 knee deep water crossings at 80F. They protected me against the thorns as expected and dried w/in 10 minutes after coming out of the water. The lightweight, yet durable G-1000 fabric is everything you want. With hip to knee zippered vents, articulatedknees that even have hidden pockets to insert pads for the best low crawlers out there. Oh, and a gusseted crotch for you BSDs, too.I’ll be buying more Abisko Lites for sure!... Show more
Sean
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Great pants - length a little off
7 May 2020
I initially purchased these pants in a size 46 regular length. I wear a 31x32 in almost all pants. Upon receiving them, I was unable to hook them to my boots and sit down/have full range of motion without them tugging on my pant leg. I decided to order another pair in a size 46 long length. While these are about an inch longer than I need, the pants are long enough to comfortably hook to my boots. I prefer the overall fit of the regular length, but not being able to utilize the boot hooks was a disappointment, hence the 4 star review. I ended up going with the long size and they've worked out great, just slightly more baggy in the leg than I would prefer. If I hit an extra growth spurt in my early 30s and grow 1 more inch, they'd be perfect.I love the features on ... MoreI initially purchased these pants in a size 46 regular length. I wear a 31x32 in almost all pants. Upon receiving them, I was unable to hook them to my boots and sit down/have full range of motion without them tugging on my pant leg. I decided to order another pair in a size 46 long length. While these are about an inch longer than I need, the pants are long enough to comfortably hook to my boots. I prefer the overall fit of the regular length, but not being able to utilize the boot hooks was a disappointment, hence the 4 star review. I ended up going with the long size and they've worked out great, just slightly more baggy in the leg than I would prefer. If I hit an extra growth spurt in my early 30s and grow 1 more inch, they'd be perfect.I love the features on the pants. The vents on the side open up super wide and allow for an easy heat dump. I haven't really put through a strenuous durability test yet, but the material feels very capable of handling whatever I can throw at it.... Show more
BrusselSproutAficionado
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Highest quality pant
18 November 2023
Definitely a brand name to trust. I really like the LONG size fit with the adjustable, bottom-of-pant-leg cuff. That feature makes these pants my favorite for hiking in scratchy stuff or if poison oak could be encountered. No pockets in the rear means you can sit on any comfy boulder anywhere. The thigh, zippered pockets are great to stash your stuff without limiting your mobility. These are really nice travel, hiking or exploring pants in a lightweight, durable fabric. Now I just want more selections in my size (Fjallraven 58 Long, yes I am big).... Show more
Whistlerski
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Utility pant
6 May 2020
The patterning of the fabric is interesting and I thought it draw too much attention to my rear when wearing it around town but this is not the case. The cuffs are a little difficult to cinch when new and then hide the excess strap in the designed pocket but I managed to get it to work.There is a lace hook made of metal in the cuff and I don’t know if it will set off metal detectors at an airport (haven’t been able to travel). Sizing is true. While it seems a little baggy when I stare down at it while wearing it, in the mirror it looks quite slim fitting. The waxed fabric is a little stiff but after a couple washes softens up. I bought another pair because I liked the design.... Show more
Kevin O.
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
Versatile, outdoor ready, rugged and durable
24 December 2019
I bought these pants for hiking, hunting, and light duty fair weather ski touring. The pants are super versatile, dry quick, very durable, everything I wanted.One note, they aren't very insulated, best for cool to warm weather. I wear a base layer underneath in colder weather, even down to 5° or so, and they keep me warm. but all of my activities require physical activity. If sitting for a long stretch of time, they wouldn't hold up in bitter cold.I mostly happy with the quality and durability. Everything is double or triple stitched, I'm very hard on my gear, and these have held up great.Very happy with this purchase.... Show more
Nathan
originally posted on evogear.com
Well thought out cooler weather hiking pants.
2 October 2021
Feels like they are built to last. The waxed G-1000 lite fabric breaks the wind and sheds water well...seems tough but is a little warm which is fine with me. The stretchy fabric sections breathes well and help with ease of motion. Many little details add up a nicely functional pant. The leg vents are long and work well. The zips on the pockets close toward the outside seam...nice for holding a knife clip AND having the pocket be closed. The stretchy mesh pocket inside the right hand cargo pocket holds a phone vertical, helping with fit and retrieval. The boot hooks work well (better with full height boots) and are out of the way when wearing shoes. The cuff adjuster is effective and the tail of the webbing can be tucked into the cuff. I find these pants run a ... MoreFeels like they are built to last. The waxed G-1000 lite fabric breaks the wind and sheds water well...seems tough but is a little warm which is fine with me. The stretchy fabric sections breathes well and help with ease of motion. Many little details add up a nicely functional pant. The leg vents are long and work well. The zips on the pockets close toward the outside seam...nice for holding a knife clip AND having the pocket be closed. The stretchy mesh pocket inside the right hand cargo pocket holds a phone vertical, helping with fit and retrieval. The boot hooks work well (better with full height boots) and are out of the way when wearing shoes. The cuff adjuster is effective and the tail of the webbing can be tucked into the cuff. I find these pants run a little large. I am a 34 waist in Kuhl (Konfidant Air) pants, and the 50 regular fit well...but I was absolutely swimming in the 52 regular. Something to think about...the stretch material is not found in the waistband. In all, these pants will be my go-to in cooler temps.... Show more
Enrico
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Worth it!
26 April 2020
Four and a half stars, really. I'm 5'9" 162 lbs and a 32x32 in virtually any pant. I bought the 48 regular Abisko Lite and the fit is great. I originally ordered a pair of Vidda Pro in the same size, however they were uncomfortably snug in the waist (no give at all). Because of this I think they rode higher on my waist making the legs seem too short (they didn't quite touch the top of my shoe). The inseam on those was just barely 32". The inseam on the Abiskos is 31.75" but they ride lower on my hips (probably due to the stretch panel below the waist band) so the leg length is perfect for me. They fit the same as my Fjallraven Kebs.There are 8 belt loops - awesome - and an internal mesh phone holster in the right thigh pocket. Also a french fly. If you are not a ... MoreFour and a half stars, really. I'm 5'9" 162 lbs and a 32x32 in virtually any pant. I bought the 48 regular Abisko Lite and the fit is great. I originally ordered a pair of Vidda Pro in the same size, however they were uncomfortably snug in the waist (no give at all). Because of this I think they rode higher on my waist making the legs seem too short (they didn't quite touch the top of my shoe). The inseam on those was just barely 32". The inseam on the Abiskos is 31.75" but they ride lower on my hips (probably due to the stretch panel below the waist band) so the leg length is perfect for me. They fit the same as my Fjallraven Kebs.There are 8 belt loops - awesome - and an internal mesh phone holster in the right thigh pocket. Also a french fly. If you are not a fan of the cinching straps at the cuff, they can be removed, a plus for me since I am sometimes wearing my pant legs tucked inside tall rubber hunting boots. With Kebs the cinching snaps dig into my ankles when I wear them tucked.They would be a perfect 5 but the side vents only unzip down, so your underwear will be exposed no matter what. Side zips should have been designed to unzip up, or both directions. Also, since these are outdoor pants I would like at least one additional pocket, like a knife or small tool pocket. The Vidda Pros are less expensive but have 7 pockets!... Show more
Hardtime
originally posted on backcountry.com

Specification

Waist Measurement34 in
Outseam41 in
Inseam31 in
Front Rise10 in
Back Rise13 in