I love these pants! The only ones I like better are the Camas Pro. They fit true to size, length on the y’all’s is perfect for a 6’1” body. They seem to snag less than other brands walking in heavy brush. Definitely buying more!

Great pants for early season or shooting sports. I wear them for PRS competitions and they are very comfortable. The thin knee pads are great and comfortable. I recommend them.

The Deadwood pants are simply the best I've ever owned.

I’m a hunter, competitive shooter and all around outdoorsman. I recently was looking for a pant to use for shooting competitions but also wanted something for hunting. I batted around these and the BornP pants before trying these. I’m glad I did. The features of these pants are great, padded knees but the pads are perfectly sized. You can’t even tell it has them until you kneel down. The vents are awesome as well. Very comfortable, will be buying more. The only thing I would say is they have a very slight “swoosh” sound when walking but very slight. I only bring that up for hunters. It’s not loud at all but I know it’s something people consider. I would have no reservations taking these out elk hunting though. Great product Eberlestock!

Excelente

These pants are well made and I like them. The flexible material is similar to some Prana pants I have and they’re comfortable. That stretch makes them much better for anything active. The knee pads that come with these are a thin neoprene. If you use the Eberlestock D30 knee pads, they don’t fit well. The pocket is a big flat rectangle, so the kneepads can move around. Also, I’m 5’8” tall and would prefer the knee pad be about 2” higher. It still works, but the top of my knee is at the very top edge of the knee pad. I’ll remove the neoprene pads and not use the D30 pads unless I can get the pocket sewn to fit those better. I may cut out the knee pad pocket. These are good pants, but even on sale, with this knee pad pocket issue, I feel there are better options for the price.

I gave the Eberlestock Deadwood Pants a solid test over a weekend of rucking and shooting. While I can’t speak to long-term durability yet, they feel rugged and well-constructed. The fit hits that sweet spot—slim enough to avoid extra fabric but loose enough for full mobility. The included lightweight kneepads are unnoticeable when walking, but when you drop to a knee, they’re a lifesaver. You can also swap in heavier kneepads if needed. The fabric is stretchy, water-resistant, and breathable, so I stayed comfortable all day. The side zippers vent heat, let air into pockets, and provide access to remove a compatible thermal layer.

These pants are now my go-to for shooting matches—and if you want to see them in action, check out my full review on YouTube @PrecisionRifleSniper!