
Huntworth Durham Pants
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The Huntworth Durham is an unlined, lightweight hunting pant built around a stretch-woven polyester shell, reinforced patches at the knees and seat, and a DWR finish that sheds light rain and snow. Huntworth positions it for roughly 40°F to 75°F with layering, which makes it a three-season early-to-mid season pant rather than a late-season cold-weather piece. Against heavier brushed-fleece or insulated hunting pants, it trades warmth for mobility and quiet, low-bulk movement. It suits mobile hunters, spot-and-stalk archers and anyone who walks a lot before sitting.
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Lowest price we've seen: $139.99 on Nov 10 at Scheels. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 10.
Owners of Huntworth's stretch hunting pants generally describe them as comfortable, quiet enough for close-range hunting and good value for early-season use. Most criticism centers on the lack of warmth and the limits of the water resistance rather than on fit or durability.
The Huntworth Durham Pants are unlined, lightweight camouflage pants. The shell is a stretch-woven blend of 94% polyester and 6% spandex, which allows a wide range of motion.
Reinforced, abrasion-resistant patches cover the knees and seat. A DWR finish sheds light moisture and light snow.
The suggested temperature range is 40°F to 75°F, and layering can be added as needed.