Hi Abe
I had the KUIU Attack pants along with Guide vest and Jacket and some hats and a beanie in Vias that I bought when they first came out but never used them so I sold them all this winter. I liked the fit and feel but always used my ASAT clothing. That was a lot of money to have just hanging in my hunting closet looking pretty. While I never use the Attack pants they seemed a bit heavy for those hot ELk hunting days in September but I cannot say since I never used them. I recall reading that as an issue with some of the KUIU users.
The Kanab pants are a thinner tightly woven merino wool fabric and I find them very quiet. Due to the weave of the fabric or something they are not dead quiet and do pick up those banana shaped black burrs that are now prevalent where I hunt in CO but you can pick them off very easily. Michigan has so many different burrs that just love making clothing a permanent home, fleece being at the top, I always take this into consideration when picking a fabric. The Kanab pants tend to be tight in the thigh area, which is the only thing I do not like about them. When it is hot I like loose fitting pants.
I had the Day One light Fleece ASAT pants and they were really nice and quiet but they picked up burrs like magnets and the burrs would get deep into the fabric making it hard to get out...I did not use them in MI. Sold them too.
I really like the ASAT camo pattern but finding I am very limited in options for quality clothing. I use pretty much all First Lite and really like their stuff but I’d like other pants options. Day One offers ASAT but outside wool, everything is a cotton based fabric which I stay away from for the most part. I wish companies like KUIU would offer an ASAT CAMO options. The KUIU Vias pattern is good but I still prefer ASAT.
Still digging my Taiga I order from you at the Hasting, MI Trad Expo back in 1995.