Rockland Legging

These leggings are adorable and flattering! I love the pocket on the side. I usually wear a size 4 and a S fit perfectly. These are perfect for traveling and hiking!

These are awesome tights! They are reinforced with heavier material over the knees to keep them warm. Love the side pockets. My iPhone 7plus fits!
They are a great fit!

I wanted these leggings for hiking / camping/ durable outdoor use and I loved the pockets. The fit was unfortunately really weird. It was tight most everywhere except around the crotch area. I am pretty curvy but these just fit really awkwardly.

These leggings fit great and hold up to wear and tear on the rock wall. The pockets extend down to my knees however, and make it uncomfortable to store things like my phone, keys, wallet, etc. that slide down and rest at the knee joint.

Overall, I love the material and the way the pants feel. I am 5'1 and 138lbs. I have a very athletic build and my main issue is that they tend to sag a bit. I had to constantly pull them up as the fit remains tight in the legs but not so much in the waist. Either way, I still love the pants and I think the quality is great. Maybe just consider sizing up a little.

Summary thoughts: I ordered a size up from my usual size (S), and these still fit overly tight. There are benefits to this legging, but too much was attempted with this design and it winds up wrecking the pant appeal in the end. If the extra seams were eliminated and the design is streamlined with a simpler construction, it would fix all the main problems.

So, here's the good and the bad.

The good:

1) The side pockets are deep and I love that there's both a zippered and fold-over pocket closure.
2) The knees are reinforced, and the fabric is thicker for better climbing protection. This is especially useful when climbing outside.
3) The fabric finishes with a high waist instead of around the hips, so I don't have to worry about the leggings falling down.

The bad: While the concept of varying directional seams is appealing, practically speaking, this makes for an uncomfortable and overly restrictive feel.

1) Because there are so many patches of fabric being connected along different seam directions, it is difficult to adjust the fabric on the body. The seams bite down a bit too much, especially since the seams are reinforced for climbing wear and tear.

2) One of the seams sits straight across the buttocks about 1/3 of the way below the top fabric edge, creating the feeling that your leggings are constantly falling down. It's frustrating and I never feel like my leggings are truly on properly.

3) Because of the seams, there is very little stretch to the fabric allowance, despite the fabric itself being rather stretchy.

4) The thicker fabric is great for fall, early spring, and winter climbing weather. Avoid wearing them in anything above mid-70s as they will get extremely hot. Most leggings and yoga-type pants will allow for some breathability and stretch. These do not, and really stick to you. Good luck getting them on or off in any hot weather, particularly if humidity is involved. I'm OK with the thicker fabric, understanding that I have to avoid this pant in the summer.

LOVE these pants! I bought them for rock climbing -- and still intend to use them primarily for that purpose -- but I wore these pants when I hiked Mount Fuji and they were perfect. The reinforced material on the knees and butt were clutch when we had to scramble over lava rock on the hike. The quick-access pockets on both legs are excellent for keeping your phone or money handy. They fit well, are flattering and can withstand being worn for 8-plus hours without feeling too tight or uncomfortable. This material breathes well and was easy to clean. I'm 5'6" with muscle-y thighs and a voluptous butt and these pants fit great.

I wore these for two full days to climb a mountain in the cascades. They held up pretty well although the softer fabric definitely came away with some scuffs. I also had a hard time with the waist band stretching out a bit causing me to have to stop and pull my pants higher more often than I would have liked on the last day. Otherwise, great pant! I would say that these might be better for bouldering/multi-pitch climbs with shorter approaches....or for gym climbers!

Overall these are a good purchase, the extra fabric on the booty does feel a bit odd when you walk and inhibits the stretch slightly. One of the pockets seems to gap a little bit. I do like them and look forward to wearing them on many adventures : )

Bought these pants because I am taking a rock climbing class. Wore them around for a day, and it is quite easy to get used to the firm paneling on the knees. The fit looks great, nice high waist too. The ONE issue with these pants is that they sag throughout the day which means CONSTANT pulling up. Keeping these pants because they were great for climbing, but do not recommend for yoga use.

These are a great idea- I love climbing in leggings but also want a pocket, especially on a multi-pitch route. These leggings are pretty structured, they seem really durable, but still allow for good movement climbing. I'll just say that they run a little small- I always wear a small in prana leggings and I wish I'd ordered a medium in these. I'm 5'6 135lbs, pretty athletic build. The other thing is that the material and the reinforced patches make them pretty hot, so they are really more for a very air-conditioned gym or for some early or late season outdoor climbing. Definitely too hot for the southeast in the summer. Bottom line- they're functional, seem well-made, they function well and they look good, but maybe consider sizing up.

There’s a lot to like about these pants, including thickness and reinforced knees. For some reason they are very loose in the waist and tight in the legs which causes them to slide down.

These are possibly my favorite leggings ever. And that’s saying something, as I am a gal who owns probably 50+ pairs of leggings spanning a range of brands and styles. They are thick (no see-through patches here) and very durable, with a slightly grippy, non-snagging material running in panels that hug in gently along the knees and thighs. The pockets are perfection - they eliminate the challenges of handling a phone and earbuds during a workout. My only complaint is that they don’t have more colors and patterns - I’d buy them all!!

Especially compared to my last review of the Summit pants. These are great. I would buy two.

I was really excited for these pants - cute climbing leggings with reinforced knees and booty! Unfortunately, Prana hasn't gotten it quite right just yet - the reinforced material was super stiff and the loose and low waist constantly sagged even just walking around my room.

Previously had the Ashley legging and was disappointed with the fit, I was in between a small and medium and neither size worked for me. So I was hesitant to pick a size in these leggings, but I loved how certain areas are reinforced and prevent any catching of the fabric on the rock wall. I went with a small (for reference I'm 5'3"/137lbs) and they thankfully aren't too tight! They stretched with my body and I never had to pull them up. Took me a little while to get used to how the seams laid on my legs and the 2 different fabrics, but overall such a great pair for climbing.

I ordered these thinking they'd be a good versatile legging for both yoga AND climbing. I use my other compression yoga leggings to climb (indoors). While these are not going to be a comfortable legging for yoga, they WILL be EXCELLENT for climbing (indoors and outdoors). The fabric on the knee is a thicker, more durable fabric than the spandex on the rest of the legging, so it's PERFECT for holding up outdoors while also being as flexible as you are. Though I'm not getting exactly the versatility I expected, I think I'm getting a much higher quality for a climbing legging than I initially thought. I would say these run true to your normal size in other leggings.