I usually wear a size L with height of 1.78 m and weight about 85 kg.
Due to some recommendations here I have 2 numbers ordered larger. That is absolute nonsense!
Thus, the leg length is also no longer, if that's the reason greater to order (since all sizes identical standard length).
The length fits here just as for me and my hiking boots.
Who is greater than 1.80, I recommend somewhere else but to buy the slightly longer version (Globetrotter).
Since you pay but then also the full price!
One should keep in mind when you walk in the mountain slopes but, pants runs a bit higher and it might rain reinlaufen in the shoes.
As an already wrote here, no matter what size is ordered, the length is either short, standard (Amazon delivery) or long (see Table Globetrotter). Have now ordered a number of small hope that is not so bulging in the buttock area or the front around.
Entry into the pants I had imagined a little easier; is fiddly but purely to climb without the pants harming or polluting when the boots are dirty. Is probably a matter of practice ....
I also the zipper was misbehaving, because it can very quickly become jammed with the covering overlapping rain flap. Then quickly tear this overlapping stash and get holes. You have to properly take care of. For the price, I had expected a slightly better because processing.
The rustling of the material, however, is not as bad as one would make here believable. Already had rascheligeres material belongings.
This is therefore in order.
But overall, makes the rain trousers a very good and robust.
When the XL version is here (also cheaper here), I write times whether the then seated.
Addendum: got the XL variant, fits perfectly; still has enough "air" around her pull over and have a thicker hiking pants still can. The length is also absolutely fine for me. Am really happy. Amazing how small you can squeeze together these pants in the supplied desiccant bag. Great for backpacking. However, the tightening is still getting used to; because you have to really be careful with the mountain boots ...
