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Pope33 Well Established Member

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These are my favorite pair of golf pants I own, but extremely hard to find. Golf Galaxy and Golfsmith have them but never seem to get any new. I am just an average 34x32. Ebay doesn't even have any in my size. Any suggestions? Or any other people have golf pants they love?

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Sorry to go slightly off topic, i have 2 pairs and think there great. The best i have ever owned but do you find they fade really quickly?

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As someone who most comfortably fits into 33x32, I feel your pain.  I've taken to buying pants I like in the wrong length measurement and getting them tailored.  There's a guy not too far from me who does this really cheaply;  I can buy from a place like Kohl's, take them to him, and end up with great-fitting and great-looking pants.

So, back to your question:  can you find them in the proper waist size?  And are you willing to pay a little more to get them tailored?  I suspect that may solve the problem of the odd sizes.  Alternately, if you find them in stock in other sizes, can you ask the store to order them for you?

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Pope33 Well Established Member

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I haven't had any problems with them fading......so far.

I could have them tailored, but don't know if I care if I look that good. I just like the way the ClimaCool's fit and look. I'm sure if I do some searching, I can find my size somewhere, but it doesn't seem to be easy.

I have the black pair and would like the tan, white, and gray.

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