Torex Pant

Follow up from my previous review. Still nothing but praise! Quiet, cut and tapered just right. These pants were perfect for me while moving in the 25-70 degree range.

I had planned to take the Argali Torex Pants on my recent 12-day Colorado backcountry elk hunt as my backup option in case the weather turned colder than expected. Unfortunately, due to a shipping issue, the Torex Pants never made it to me before the trip, so I can’t give an honest review of their performance in the field.

What I can review is Argali’s customer service. Once the issue was identified, the Argali team took swift action to make it right. Their communication and willingness to correct the situation were exactly what you hope to see from a company that stands behind its gear and its customers.

As it turned out, I was able to wear my Argali Vesper Pants for the entire 12-day hunt, through a wide range of Colorado mountain conditions, and they performed exceptionally well. The Torex was intended to be my colder-weather backup, but the Vespers handled everything the trip threw at me.

While I’m still looking forward to putting the Torex Pants through their own backcountry test, Argali’s response to the shipping issue and the performance I experienced from the Vespers only reinforced my confidence in the company and its gear.

Great gear is important, but a company that stands behind its customers matters just as much. Argali delivered on that.

Love the 4 way stretch

Very comfortable and durable. Surprisingly durable I would say. I used these pants for 14 days clearing brush and trees in Alaska . They held up without even a snag in the fabrick.. breathable, stretch, durability, solid choice

WOW! I didn't know what to expect from Argali on their first crack at hunting apparel. I know Brad and the team there are committed to making the absolute best gear. I debated going with the early season or the mid to late season pant and glad I went with the Torex as it is still plenty light to wear in early season, will be perfect for early rifle hunts, and will need another layer on those cold late season hunts.

Out of the package it is one of the most comfortable pants I have ever worn. I love the fit and small design details. Pocket size and placement is great. I own pants from just about all the big companies from Kuiu, Skre, First Lite, Pnuma, Sitka. Pros and cons with each as far as durability, stretch, fit, comfort, functionality, purpose but after several days of hard use I can say these very well might be my new favorite.

Just spent a few days in the Oregon coast with thorns, poison oak, rain, and rocky terrain and these were amazing. I have shredded pants in that environment but we made it through a spring bear hunt and a NRL Hunter match, got them absolutely filthy laying down in the mud and they washed right up and still look new.

I anticipate buying a few more pairs in the years ahead as these have exceeded my expectations (which was hard to do as expectations are high when buying pants for nearly $200). Well done Argali!

I am 6'3" and need a long inseam. These are perfect. I can sit and the pants don't come up over my boots.

1 spring bear trip so far. Absolutely love these pants! Exactly what pants need to be when you wear the same pair for a week at a time.

I've put only about 15 days in the Northern Idaho Mountains wearing these pants in snow, brush and our famous steep country.
So far they have been very comfortable, great stretch and strength. No nicks or tears which is saying a lot in our thick brush.
Very resistant to moisture I learned this while spending 6 hours recovering my truck in some very wet soft deep snow. What did get wet dried very quickly. Breathable but retaining body heat when at rest.
Love the deep pockets and the placement of the cargo pockets is perfectly functional and not flopping around while covering ground.

My only complaint is in consideration to sizing.

I'm 5' 10" tall I weigh 250 lbs .The pants fit great at 38" waist they are a bit bigger than I need but I ordered them this way on purpose.
I wear 36" in jeans but always size up in hunting pants so I can tuck in multiple layers when needed and I wear a belt or suspenders either way.

However my inseam is 32. With hunting pants I usually have a seamstress hem them a bit shorter because I wear boots and gaiters and don't need the extra material piling up.

My issue is there was like 8" of extra material.
I know it's tough to build a clothing product and try to meet the needs of everyone who may have a 36-38" waist and an inseam from 30 to 38.

Dang lady cost me another $40 to do a really nice stitch job. I'll learn how to sew I suppose.

It's just adding the cost to hem up materials on top of the initial cost of the pants is a little frustrating.

However I'd do it again because like everything else Argali, the quality is awesome and clearly built for the hunt.

Good fit and comfortable. Seem to be tough enough to handle hunting conditions. Color is my only complaint, almost cream color.

The Argali Torrex Pant have quickly become my favorite pants—period. Not just hunting pants. Out of everything I own, these are the ones I reach for.

First thing that stands out is comfort. These legitimately wear like a pair of sweatpants, which is not something I’ve ever said about a technical hunting piece. They’re easy to live in all day, whether you’re moving or not.

The fit is dialed. Waist fits perfectly, the cut is clean throughout, and for me as a shorter guy, the length is actually usable without a bunch of extra fabric stacking up. That alone is rare. They fit well through the thighs without feeling restrictive or baggy.

Pocket layout is another big win. Knife and gear ride further out on the hips, which keeps your main pockets clear and usable. It’s one of those small design choices that makes a big difference once you start putting real time in them.

Durability has been solid so far. These have seen archery shoots, course setup, hikes, rucks, and even time working on my truck. No babying them, and they’ve held up without issue.

For a lighter-colored pant, they also clean up surprisingly well, which I didn’t expect.

The vents work as they should, but again the zippers stand out—super smooth and easy to operate one-handed, even on the move. No catching, no fighting them.

These are one of those rare pieces of gear that check every box. Comfortable, functional, durable—and they’ve earned a permanent spot in the rotation.

After testing the Torex pants in 2025 I immediately got rid of a bunch of other mid and late season pants I had previously used. I like a fair amount of stretch in a hunting pant and I found the stretch ample in the Torex which makes them extremely comfortable. If you plan to use these in truly frigid conditions you will want to use insulating layers underneath as these pants do not have much built-in insulation. For active mid and late season hunts I found them to fill a sweet spot for warmth, breathability, durability and comfort. For me, these pants worked great on a December Arizona elk hunt with temps ranging from the 20's to nearly 60 degrees. I think most folks will feel like these are a great choice from 0-45 degrees.

Put these through the ultimate torture test on a recent hunt, harvesting a mountain goat in remote Kodiak in late October. The Torex held up perfectly through the nasty brush, dried quickly and I appreciated the design aspects. I usually wear a pair with larger wide open side zips as I tend to run hot when hiking hard, was originally a little concerned about ventilation with these but they worked flawlessly. As comfortable on day 7 as on day 1 in the field. Appreciated the tapered cuff at the boot and pocket placement.

I put 5 days on these pants hunting elk in Eastern Oregon. The long leg zipper is a huge improvement over the brand I'm used to. The gusset in the crotch area is a nice touch, and the breathability is amazing! I love them.

Just got back from a 2nd season colorado deer hunt. Keep in mind all body types are different so maybe your experience would be different. I will start by saying the almost perfect pant. Lets start why I rated 4 stars and this goes perty much for all hunting clothing companies, for near $200 I would expect a perfect fit. Jean companies have waist sizes by 1" increments along with inseam lengths. Im sure that would be a huge hassle but until then no company deserves a 5 star rating yet. Brad if you are reading this I believe that would make you stand out above the rest.
I will compare these with the attack pants since I think thats the closest pant that compares. I think the fabric is better than the attacks and slightly cooler running. I prefer the fit below the knees better than the attacks. I felt like for my body type I had to have these slightly pulled up more felt a little longer in the seat. I prefer these over the attack pants because the fabric is amazing in these along with the lower leg being more tapered. Dirt and blood stains washed out great. To sum up this review love these pants but if I could of purchased a 31" waist and 32" inseam and really dial in my fit without having to drop more coin to have them altered it would of been a grandslam instead of a Home run. Keep up the great work I will continue being a customer.

Great warm and mid season pant! Lightweight and super durable (I snagged this on a limb that would rip most pants but didn't make a dent). I loved the size of the pockets and the ability to get my hands in there without ripping my cuticles (I know, I know but when you hunt rifle elk in the mountains your hands get ripped up). Slightly lose for the waist size but wore a belt and it was all good.

Good

The fit and feel was great.
My hunt is coming up end of Oct so will see about quality but I have no doubts about that.

Wore these for a whole week archery elk hunting. Great balance between warmth in the morning and cool during the day.