I've been looking for these pants for some time. Ankle zips for easy on/off. Check. Wind and water resistant, check. Lightweight and scrunches up small to stuff in a pack, check. Rear pocket, bonus! The blue accents are also a nice touch. I wore these over fleece in a snow storm in the mountains, then alone on the plane trip home. Ideal in both conditions.

I wish I didn't love these pants as much as I do And I'm honestly upset that I'm learning of their glory so late in life. They are the most comfortable things ever. I wore them for the majority of a 6 day pedestrian race when comfort is paramount and they earned my lifetime love then and there. Buy them. You won't regret it.

“Shell” pants you can wear over your jeans. That you can take off without removing your shoes. That “glow in the dark.” And keep the snow and rain off your jeans. Without making you sweat. All that! Thanks for a great product for anyone who rides bikes in winter or rainy times. Size up one size to be able to fit these over your jeans, joggers, or fancy pants.

I was looking for a versatile pant that could be a wind barrier while running as well as something to use for hiking, every day etc. These work perfectly. I’ve been running in these on top of leggings or shorts to have more air insulation which works well for me. My favorite part of these pants is the elastic at the ankles that doesn’t really noticeable. I have a sept while running hiking, while hanging out during the day unzipped. Very comfy.

W's Atlas Tech Pant

In the spring and fall it's usually cold in the mornings and hot in the afternoons where I live. I needed something lightweight, breathable, fit over my shorts, packable, and easy to off for my long runs. These pants fit the bill and are almost perfect. The only thing I don't like about them in the cuff on the inside. When I put them on my foot always gets hung up on the cuff. Not really a big deal though.

I LOVE the fit of these pants. The waist is a higher rise than the transit or mercury, and I'd say they run a bit bigger. The zippered ankles look great and are easy to get off over shoes once unzipped. I wouldn't run in these in Texas (unless we get another hard freeze, but they are great to wear over shorts or another pair of tights if I need more warmth. I'm taking them bikepacking so not just for running!

I thought I couldn’t love a pant more than the Mercury pant but the Atlas Tech pant is fabulous. The stretch in the fabric makes it all-day comfortable. The cut is also flattering.

Full disclosure, I work for Janji -- but this is my only review, so hopefully that will same something about how much I love these pants. I live in Bozeman, Montana and it's very common to get varied weather running in mountains and on trails. These pants are lightweight and pack up super small to fit in a hydration pack (or the Janji Multipass Sling Bag). Magically, even though they are lightweight, they still provide plenty of warmth and weather resistance for cold rain, snow, or wind. I love that there are zippers on the bottom, so you can easily put them on or take them off over your shoes. They also make for a great shell layer over tights when it starts to get REALLY cold. Bravo, product team!

For pants that are billed as being weather resistant, they seem short at the ankles (can’t avoid rain, etc. into shoes). They are also quite thin, so unsure about true wind/rain resistance. But, they are well made, comfortable, great pockets and I’ll be happy to wear them casually, just not as “all-weather” pants.