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Are you looking for a new pair of pants for hiking? In this video, our hiking expert Amanda shares with you our top picks for 2021 for budget, versatility, ultralight hiking and more.

Our picks:

👉 #1: Best Overall Women's Hiking Pants: Outdoor Research Ferrosi

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👉 #2: Best Budget Pick: REI Co-op Sahara Convertible

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👉 #3: Best Ultralight Hiking Pants: Mountain Hardware Dynama 2

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👉 #4: Best Legging-style Pants: Fjallraven Abisko Trekking Tights

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👉 #5: Best For Versatility: Patagonia Quandary

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For more information on how to choose your next hiking pants, check out our buyers guide:

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💢💢 Top 5 Hiking Pants for Women of 2021 💢💢

👉 #1: Best Overall Women's Hiking Pants: Outdoor Research Ferrosi

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The Outdoor Research Ferrosis feature an integrated drawstring, functional pockets, and a really nice, flattering fit. The stretchy nylon and spandex blended fabric is super stretchy, durable, and wind resistant. Despite weighing in at under 10 ounces, these pants perform and feel like soft-shells.

What I like most about these hiking pants is the comfortable, fleece-lined waistband.

What I don’t care for as much is that these aren’t as versatile as many of the other pants we included on this list.

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👉 #2: Best Budget Pick: REI Co-op Sahara Convertible

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The Saharas are designed to be practical, comfortable, and breathable. They’re constructed from a nylon spandex blend that won’t restrict your range of motion. REI updated the latest iteration to feature a slimmer profile and more flattering shape. These pants feature a built-in belt and zippered pockets and can quickly be converted to shorts, which you can do without even taking your boots off.

What I like most about these is how well they shed water, making them an ideal choice on hikes in potentially inclement weather.

What I don’t care for as much is that many women may find the latest iteration to be a bit snug, especially through the thighs.

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👉 #3: Best Ultralight Hiking Pants: Mountain Hardware Dynama 2

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The latest iteration of the Dynamas features a wide, closure-free elastic waistband and a relaxed fit. These pants include a drop-in hand pocket and a zippered thigh pocket for stashing essentials. The ankle-length tapered hem is designed to allow you to roll these up as desired. The DWR finish is a nice touch that provides for decent weather resistance.

What I like most about these pants is how soft and stretchy they feel when you’re wearing them, even on the longest of outdoor pursuits.

What I don’t care for is that the low rise fit can be a bit uncomfortable, especially when paired with a backpack.

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👉 #4: Best Legging-style Pants: Fjallraven Abisko Trekking Tights

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Fjallraven designed these tights to be sturdy but breathable. While most leggings aren’t tough enough to withstand the rigors of the backcountry, the Abiskos buck the trend thanks in part to reinforced panels on the knees and butt. These tights are quick to dry and feature useful pockets, as well as a comfy high waist.

What I like most about these hiking tights is how well they hold up to excessive use and abuse.

What I don’t care for is how expensive these tights are, topping this list at $175.

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👉 #5: Best For Versatility: Patagonia Quandary

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Patagonia designed the Quandarys from high-quality nylon and spandex. These pants are tough but lightweight and featured articulated knees and a gusseted crotch. Their classy, clean look makes them the best option for wearing as often in town as you would want to out on the trail. Features include drop-in front pockets and one zippered side pocket.

What I like most about the Patagonia Quandary hiking pants is the tilt-in tab and snap feature that allows you to quickly roll up and keep the cuffs in place.

What I don’t care for is that they don’t offer much water resistance, making them less than ideal for wearing in inclement weather conditions.

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