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Yukon TR Rain Pant

The most durable, yet packable raingear available.
Front of Yukon TR Rain Pant in Valo Camouflage

Yukon TR Rain Pant

Features

Best Use: Durable & Packable Raingear

Built for the toughest conditions you’ll ever experience on a hunt, this rain pant is crafted with a Torain® 3-layer waterproof system and strategic 4-layer durability paneling. It offers unmatched protection and durability, while still retaining stretch and comfort for nonbinding movement.

  • Weight

    23 oz / 656 g (L)

  • Protection

    Waterproof, Windproof, K-DWR Water Repellency, Extreme Weather

  • Materials

    Torain Waterproof System Featuring Dermizax HDM Membrane, 4-way stretch Primeflex Polyester

  • Conditions

    Cold

  • Layering Position

    Outer Layer – Waterproof Rain gear

  • 4-layer durability paneling- seat, knees, & inner cuff
  • Built-in waist belt
  • Leg-length side zippers for easy on/off & ventilation
  • Zippered hand pockets
  • Zippered fly with waistband snap
  • Articulated knees for mobility
  • Gusseted crotch for comfort
  • Reinforced lower hem for added durability
  • Glove friendly hardware
  • Fit: Outer Layer – sized to fit over hunting pant or insulated mid-layer pant.

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Overall rating: 4.7754316 / 5 from 1042 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Yukon TR Rain Pant Valo offers a durable and packable rain gear solution with improved waterproofness and vapor permeability. Customers appreciate its high-quality, waterproof material, and its suitability for various outdoor activities. The pants are designed for durability and comfort, with minimal seams and reinforced areas for longevity.

Summary topics

  • Material (3%): Customers loved the durable and waterproof material that keeps you dry all day in the wettest conditions.
  • Quality (9%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the quality of the gear, with many describing it as excellent or great.
  • Rain Protection (4%): Customers keep praising the rain gear for its durability and ability to shed rain better than a tin roof.
  • Weight (3%): It was reported by customers that the weight of these rain pants is greatly reduced by wearing them.
  • Hunting (4%): Customers keep praising the Yukon rain gear for its durability, comfort, and suitability for various outdoor activities.

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Review highlights

  • "Both are built of great quality material and fit perfectly." — Paul G.
  • "Great pant if durability rather than weight is the top priority." — Tim T.
  • "The Kuiu rain gear is the lightest weight rain gear I have ever worn." — Michael F.

Reviews

Waiting for the jacket.

"Haven’t been able to use them because I can’t get the rain jacket that goes with them. Still waiting for them to come back into stock. I ordered the jacket 2 days before the pants and the gloves, and it said they were in stock. Not the case. Still waiting."

— Jesse S. (5/5)

Great for Scotland

"Had to buy these last minute for a trip to Scotland. Constant rain and crawling through water, they held up to it all and kept me dry. Liked the zippers on the sides to cool off when hiking up the mountains."

— Wyatt M. (5/5)

Really like the rain pants.

"Really like the rain pants. After sitting in them for a cold Alskan moose hunt they held up and kept me dry. I wish I would have purchased them for prevoius outdoor pursuits."

— Tobin C. (5/5)

Yukon tr rain pant

"Great quality! Definitely built to withstand the elements can wait to put them to use this hunting season I live in the Pacific Northwest and hunt the coastal regions on Washington and Oregon these where exactly what I was looking for in a outer layer waterproof pant I own multiple kuiu outfits each has there strong points and as far as cold wet timber and thick vegetation high mountain bush hunting goes these are a no brainer"

— Timothy N. (5/5)

Yukon TR rain pant

"Great pants. Spent 4 days in the rain on a caribou hunt and they held up as expected and I stayed dry. They do need a button or something at the ankle cuff so they stay zipped down while walking. Would have gave 5 star if that wasn't an issue."

— Joe L. (4/5)

Great rain gear

"Stayed dry in the brush fields of north Idaho in a rainstorm."

— John M. (5/5)

Nice!

"Thunderstorm blew our camp apart but kept me dry as I picked up the pieces. Great weight, makes being out in the rain a lot less miserable. Narrower around the waist than I expected, I usually buy 36”, but that could just be me. Excellent pants though. Great length as always with the tall."

— Chris P. (5/5)

Not tough enough

"I just finished a horseback hunt in the Yukon and a tree limb tore a hole in the pants"

— Mike C. (4/5)

Solid Pants for Serious Use

"Shell pants with the greatest fit, excellent ventilation, superb pockets, smooth zippers and built out of very durable materials. Had an issue with a seam tape, but received excellent help from the Kuiu team."

— Lars-Petter J. (5/5)

Unpacked - looks good - miss loops for suspenders.

"I have just unpacked them - looking forward to the real test stalking the Scottish highlands in November. A few comments so far: Normally order KUIU trusers 34" wide and 36" long These are Large and 37" and has a fine fit. Waist is fine fit - but I find the cut a bit wide on the hips - strangely wide actually. Rain gear should not have a snug fit - but anyway. Not a big problem - just odd. I miss loops for suspenders. In my view all raingear trousers should have loops for suspenders. Think raingear trousers should have a bit of a loose fit to help with breathability - and then you can opt for belt or suspenders to keep them up. I find suspenders help breathability more than a belt. And 3 loops for suspenders would not cost a dime to add :-)"

— HansJørgen V. (5/5)

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