I love my Gnara GoFly pants so much, I just bought and received two more pairs in different colors. My only gripes are: I hate high-waisted pants. I wish they made a version that sat lower on my body. Hip hugging Gnara GoFlys would be SO MUCH SEXIER.

2nd gripe: I wish they made these out of some sort of poly/cotton blend or even *denim*. I actually kinda hate the plasticky feel of the fully synthetic material. It makes a weird swishing sound when I walk and my thighs rub together.

That said, I’m still giving my four pairs of Gnara GoFlys a 5-Star Review. The ability to unzip to pee without having to get naked from the waist down is a total GAME CHANGER! The pants are stylish and well-made.

Sorry for the push-me/pull-you kinda review. I love these pants anyways. Please let me know if you ever make some hip-huggers in denim! You can name ‘em after me if you like. Thanks!

Nice fit, fabric moves with you, longer than expected which is nice because I'm 5'9" and the zipper doesn't feel bulky.

Where have these pants been all my life? I love these - and now have two pairs so that I don't have to bring any other pants except these on my adventures! So comfortable, soft, great fit, moves with me and brilliant GoFly zipper. I recommend them to every woman I meet who likes to spend all day outdoors!

These pants are a total game changer. The GoFly zipper makes bathroom breaks on the trail so easy—no weird shimmying or awkward moves required. I pair mine with a Kula cloth hooked to my pack on a retractable badge reel, and cleanup is quick and discreet. The pants themselves are comfy, stretchy, and super durable—I can hike, climb, or just hang out at camp in them. Honestly, I don’t want to wear anything else when I’m outdoors.

Since discovering these pants, I have bought no other hiking pants. Why would I? I can pee in any environment without embarrassment, without crouching awkwardly, without taking off my pack, or worrying about accidentally peeing on my pants. I don't have to get half-naked in the rain or snow, or squat all the way down into the local flora. If an unruly arachnid gets too close, I can flee without falling on my face. I was hiking past a group of gals the other day when one of them stopped me, exclaiming, "I hadn't seen those pants in the wild yet! Tell us all about them!" and we proceeded to have a whole conversation about peeing in the woods. It was liberating. These pants are liberating. You'll see what I mean.