Highland Brush Pant

Not like before but still worth it!

"MK used to use a higher thread count for their premium pants making them just a tad more comfortable than the newer offerings while still being extremely tough. There also seemed to be more attention paid to the waist band construction which included an additional liner. The pair I have from 2006 went through almost 2 years daily use in Iraq and are still going strong. They still look new! They were my hands down favorite then and are still a top pick today after 20 years. The only down side for the old ones is the cell phone pocket is now too small. These new ones fixed that and they're also also tough as nails if a bit rougher in finish. IDK if they'll last 20 years, but I expect the new ones will last a long time."

— Joseph C. (5/5)

Buy them, particularly for fieldwork

"Outstanding pant! I have two, one in 36x32 and one in 36x30; I’m 5”9” and 175lbs. I have not worn them in the field yet but great around the house. The side cell phone pocket easily holds a large-sized pro model IPhone. Buy a pair for anything but business casual wear. When ordering, upsize the waist because thighs and waist seem to fit tight. I will buy again, no suggestions for improvement other than sizing specs."

— EchoVictory (5/5)

Tested and approved

"I have several styles of brush pants. These are better fitting than any I’ve used. I put them to the test this week looking for sheds. They held up very well and were comfortable all day. I love the minimalist pocket setup; it has what I need to carry the essentials. Color is unique."

— Lance L. (5/5)

Tight

"They fit my waist & length but it's really tight in the hip & thigh. I thought they'd give more range of motion in a hunting pant. "Not eligible for return" also apparently so I'm stuck with them."

— Andrew K. (1/5)

Great Pants!

"I’ve only worn these for a couple days but I’m a huge fan. I’m 5’9 195 with pretty thick thighs. The rise is a little short but the legs are pretty perfect (not really wide like the Alpine Work Pants). The fabric is a little soft so I’m not sure how they’ll hold up to real bush whacking but they’re comfortable, have great pockets, and look really cool. Not sure I’d spend $150 for a pair but at the sale price, definitely. Probably gonna grab another pair when they’re marked down again."

— Richard F. (5/5)

"Sizes are off. Every pair of pants I owb are size 40. I bought four different styles of MK pants. The quality of the material and craftsmanship is great but buyer beware order a size up."

— David (1/5)

Great quail hunting pants

"I needed a new pair of mid-weight briar pants and these from MK did not disappoint. I especially liked the fit and flexibility of the fabric, making movement over uneven terrain much more pleasant. There were a couple of thread pulls on the front panel from especially heavy thorny terrain but this is not unexpected. The pants also laundered easily."

— Daves S. (5/5)

Just order them

"I was hesitant, but am very glad that I got these pants. They check all of the boxes for what they're intended to be used for! I even wore them out in the cold and was surprisingly very comfortable. I will be ordering more."

— Drew (5/5)

Great dress and field pants

"Great pants, the first time I wore them was to my wedding day (at the courthouse) and after that I have put them to work while scouting and hunting. The only gripe I have is they are a bit tight in the crouch so I also ordered the next size up. The tighter woven part has a few snags now where I've gone through some thick devils cane briars but they offered the protection I was looking for in the Carolina woods."

— Brendan (4/5)

"I love everything about the pant except the way the main front pockets are tapered with stitching of the chaps love all the other pockets especially how the left main pocket has a hidden pocket behind it that your hand can actually fit in!"

— Hunter (4/5)