--- product_id: 77544097 title: "Ronhill Men's Trackster Origin" brand: "ronhill" price: "RM52" currency: MYR in_stock: false reviews_count: 10 url: https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/77544097-ronhill-mens-trackster-origin store_origin: MY region: Malaysia --- # Ronhill Men's Trackster Origin **Brand:** ronhill **Price:** RM52 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Ronhill Men's Trackster Origin by ronhill - **How much does it cost?** RM52 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/77544097-ronhill-mens-trackster-origin) ## Best For - ronhill enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ronhill brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Thermalite fabric Durable and hard wearing fabric Durable water repellent treatment to fabric Calf reflective piping Foot stirrups Back zip security pocket Flat bonidex waistband with shoelace end draw cord Fibre content: 100% Polyester Weight: 190g Review: Bought for hiking - OK, I admit that I haven't yet been on any backpacking long-distance "thru-hikes" wearing these pants, but my initial impressions are good. I bought them for walking mostly long-distance hikes, rather than for running, as I read some blogs where experienced long-distance walkers (LDWs) have found this type of pant better than the usual hiking trousers. I can see their point. Firstly, they are nice and light. This is a real plus - I recently walked the 192 mile Coast-to-Coast wearing Montane Mens Terra Plus trousers. They are HEAVY and make you sweat. Heaven help you if it starts to rain when wearing them (and it rains a LOT in the UK, especially on LDW it seems), as your crotch very quickly becomes wet - followed pretty quickly by the rest of your legs - this is even with a long, good quality (Berghaus 7000 Extrem) hard-shell worn on the top half. And then the water starts running down your legs into your boots.... OMG. So, you can wear waterproof leggings over the top, right? No-way. You just boil and sweat so much. As the rain continued, I ended up taking the Montane trousers off, trying to dry my legs and then put on waterproof leggins (again, really good quality Berghaus, which keep me dry). I then had an even heavier pair of wet Montanes to carry in my pack on my back. There is an alternative.... 1. You can wear shorts all the time (and freeze when you get up to altitude and the wind is blowing and your legs are wet - latent heat of vapourisation will come from your skin, so you will very quickly become very cold), or 2. You can keep an eye on the forecast and if it threatens rain at any stage during the day, start off in the morning with waterproof leggins, to wear ALL DAY! OMG, you will sweat, even in "breathable" fabrics and even with vented waterproofs. 3. You can wear lighter hiking trousers, with some degree of water resistance, but these WILL become wet and the loose fabric will then "slap" against your skin as you walk along. This is uncomfortable and unpleasant and also soon results in over-cooling, particularly when you stop for a break. 4. ANOTHER WAY is to wear, well, "TIGHTS" - but men of a certain age, (like me, 50-something) don't like wearing tights because with a balding head and big boots on, we look like Max Wall and people start to laugh. What you want, therefore, is a fully synthetic material, that wicks sweat away from your legs, but when it rains, you don't want slack material slapping against your skin and you want them to look DECENT. Ideally you SHOULD wear tights, I agree, because they work like a (very) thin neoprene wet suit - they "trap" some moisture in the fabric, warm that layer of moisture (and some air within the fabric too) and keep it next to your skin - you stay warm, but not dry. Combine this with a pair of completely ventilated non-goretex trail running shoes and you can happily splash your way though rainstorms, bogs, streams, etc, happy in the knowledge that your feet and legs are completely wet, but (apart from in winter) you feel warm, provided you are able to set your own pace and not hanging around waiting for a slower member of your party to get a move on. No thick socks, no blisters, no wet boots that don't dry out, no heavy and wet trousers that you can't dry out and have to carry. When you make camp in the evening, you dry your legs and feet, put them into warm clothes, keep dry and warm and let your Ron Hill pants dry out as much as possible overnight, and your trail runners. Yes, they might be a bit wet the next day, but if it's still raining it doesn't matter because they will become even wetter, but you will stay warm once you get going again. if, however, it's a dry day, your Ron Hills pants and your trail runner shoes will quickly dry out. So, these Ron Hill running pants are probably the ideal garment for 3-season thru-hiking of more than 5 days duration. I have found you cannot get reliable weather forecasts beyond 5 days, so chances are it's going to rain at some stage on an extended thru-hike and trying to keep your lower half and your feet COMPLETELY dry is just impossible. So if your going to get wet, get wet in THESE because they will keep you warmer and they will dry out quicker. They look quite respectable and are not tight "tights", but by all means wear some undergarments underneath, or some very lightweight fast-dry running shorts over the top, but it's probably not necessary, unless you intend to go into pubs, shops, etc - your appearance could arrest conversation mid-flow. They are light and so take 2 PAIRS - they pack small. Keep one pair dry (or alternate wearing one pair/ drying the other pair) and also use them to improve your sleep system on colder nights. But DO also take a pair of light weight hiking trousers or shorts - personally I use Berghaus zip-offs for versatility. I can wear these over the Ron Hills if it's cold. If it's warm and dry I can wear them as shorts. If it's cold and wet, then maybe you will still have to take your storm-proof over-trousers to counteract wind-chill in the colder months, but otherwise I would now tend to take 2 pairs of Ronhill running pants, one pair of Berghaus light zip-offs, 3 pairs of underwear, 3 pairs of (thin) socks, one pair of trail runners - and that's it for the lower half. The only draw-back I can see is the lack of useful pockets, but I have these in my mid-layer upper, also my Berghaus 7000 Extrem hard-shell, also on my rucksack hip belt pockets, and I can carry a waterproof map case, so trouser pockets are not a must-have and in any case, when I have used them, the things I carry in them often cause discomfort. Size? I'm a 33" waist and 31" leg. I bought the MEDIUM Ronhill Mens TRACKSTER ORIGIN, but I got the LARGE in the CLASSIC GT TRACKSTER Running pants. The 2 products are made by the same company, but seem to have different sizes. Both fit well. The GT Trackster is slightly longer on the leg. Neither of them are loose on the waist or arse, but they are not tight tights either (like you see on older age cyclists, who should know better). The 2 pairs I've got seem to be very good - good quality, good material, good shape and style and I think they will be right for thru-hiking. I don't find the foot-straps/stirrups to be a problem, but both pairs of pants I have got from Ronhill have them. They are certainly MUCH cheaper than "proper" hiking pants, lighter, faster drying, pack smaller and just....better. Hope this might be of some use to anyone thinking of making the change from "traditional" long-distance hiking gear in 3-season hiking. Winter is another matter and my clothing advice given here is not intended for winter or generally colder (eg sustained higher altitude) walking. Review: Excellent. Comfortable, water proof. Not too tight. - In the past I've put off buying running trousers like this for fear of looking a ballet dancer prancing around my local park but I'm pleased to say that these from Ronhill don't hug you that tightly like some do. They're comfortable, keep you dry but cool and most importantly don't get in the way when you're running. The foot hoops also make sure they don't ride up. Size wise I was a bit confused as there was no guidance on the desertcart product page but I managed to glean the following from elsewhere on the web (all measurements are waist followed by inside leg in inches): Extra Small: 26-28 / 30 Small: 29-31 / 31 Medium: 32-34 / 32 Large: 35-37 / 33 Extra Large 38-40 / 34 I'm 35 waist and 32 inside leg but went for the Large size just in case and they're fine. They come with a tie waist anyway, so you can always adjust them if they're a bit loose. Recommended. ## Features - Fastening: Zipper - Cargo - Fitted - 03191_46_Negro ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0050TOWBY | | Best Sellers Rank | 1,839,343 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) 208,449 in Sport Specific Clothing | | Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (503) | | Date First Available | 10 Sept. 2010 | | Department | Men's | | Manufacturer | Ronhill | | Manufacturer reference | 3191 | | Release date | 17 Jun. 2014 | ## Images ![Ronhill Men's Trackster Origin - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71rjgNzk2OL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bought for hiking *by P***C on 18 October 2018* OK, I admit that I haven't yet been on any backpacking long-distance "thru-hikes" wearing these pants, but my initial impressions are good. I bought them for walking mostly long-distance hikes, rather than for running, as I read some blogs where experienced long-distance walkers (LDWs) have found this type of pant better than the usual hiking trousers. I can see their point. Firstly, they are nice and light. This is a real plus - I recently walked the 192 mile Coast-to-Coast wearing Montane Mens Terra Plus trousers. They are HEAVY and make you sweat. Heaven help you if it starts to rain when wearing them (and it rains a LOT in the UK, especially on LDW it seems), as your crotch very quickly becomes wet - followed pretty quickly by the rest of your legs - this is even with a long, good quality (Berghaus 7000 Extrem) hard-shell worn on the top half. And then the water starts running down your legs into your boots.... OMG. So, you can wear waterproof leggings over the top, right? No-way. You just boil and sweat so much. As the rain continued, I ended up taking the Montane trousers off, trying to dry my legs and then put on waterproof leggins (again, really good quality Berghaus, which keep me dry). I then had an even heavier pair of wet Montanes to carry in my pack on my back. There is an alternative.... 1. You can wear shorts all the time (and freeze when you get up to altitude and the wind is blowing and your legs are wet - latent heat of vapourisation will come from your skin, so you will very quickly become very cold), or 2. You can keep an eye on the forecast and if it threatens rain at any stage during the day, start off in the morning with waterproof leggins, to wear ALL DAY! OMG, you will sweat, even in "breathable" fabrics and even with vented waterproofs. 3. You can wear lighter hiking trousers, with some degree of water resistance, but these WILL become wet and the loose fabric will then "slap" against your skin as you walk along. This is uncomfortable and unpleasant and also soon results in over-cooling, particularly when you stop for a break. 4. ANOTHER WAY is to wear, well, "TIGHTS" - but men of a certain age, (like me, 50-something) don't like wearing tights because with a balding head and big boots on, we look like Max Wall and people start to laugh. What you want, therefore, is a fully synthetic material, that wicks sweat away from your legs, but when it rains, you don't want slack material slapping against your skin and you want them to look DECENT. Ideally you SHOULD wear tights, I agree, because they work like a (very) thin neoprene wet suit - they "trap" some moisture in the fabric, warm that layer of moisture (and some air within the fabric too) and keep it next to your skin - you stay warm, but not dry. Combine this with a pair of completely ventilated non-goretex trail running shoes and you can happily splash your way though rainstorms, bogs, streams, etc, happy in the knowledge that your feet and legs are completely wet, but (apart from in winter) you feel warm, provided you are able to set your own pace and not hanging around waiting for a slower member of your party to get a move on. No thick socks, no blisters, no wet boots that don't dry out, no heavy and wet trousers that you can't dry out and have to carry. When you make camp in the evening, you dry your legs and feet, put them into warm clothes, keep dry and warm and let your Ron Hill pants dry out as much as possible overnight, and your trail runners. Yes, they might be a bit wet the next day, but if it's still raining it doesn't matter because they will become even wetter, but you will stay warm once you get going again. if, however, it's a dry day, your Ron Hills pants and your trail runner shoes will quickly dry out. So, these Ron Hill running pants are probably the ideal garment for 3-season thru-hiking of more than 5 days duration. I have found you cannot get reliable weather forecasts beyond 5 days, so chances are it's going to rain at some stage on an extended thru-hike and trying to keep your lower half and your feet COMPLETELY dry is just impossible. So if your going to get wet, get wet in THESE because they will keep you warmer and they will dry out quicker. They look quite respectable and are not tight "tights", but by all means wear some undergarments underneath, or some very lightweight fast-dry running shorts over the top, but it's probably not necessary, unless you intend to go into pubs, shops, etc - your appearance could arrest conversation mid-flow. They are light and so take 2 PAIRS - they pack small. Keep one pair dry (or alternate wearing one pair/ drying the other pair) and also use them to improve your sleep system on colder nights. But DO also take a pair of light weight hiking trousers or shorts - personally I use Berghaus zip-offs for versatility. I can wear these over the Ron Hills if it's cold. If it's warm and dry I can wear them as shorts. If it's cold and wet, then maybe you will still have to take your storm-proof over-trousers to counteract wind-chill in the colder months, but otherwise I would now tend to take 2 pairs of Ronhill running pants, one pair of Berghaus light zip-offs, 3 pairs of underwear, 3 pairs of (thin) socks, one pair of trail runners - and that's it for the lower half. The only draw-back I can see is the lack of useful pockets, but I have these in my mid-layer upper, also my Berghaus 7000 Extrem hard-shell, also on my rucksack hip belt pockets, and I can carry a waterproof map case, so trouser pockets are not a must-have and in any case, when I have used them, the things I carry in them often cause discomfort. Size? I'm a 33" waist and 31" leg. I bought the MEDIUM Ronhill Mens TRACKSTER ORIGIN, but I got the LARGE in the CLASSIC GT TRACKSTER Running pants. The 2 products are made by the same company, but seem to have different sizes. Both fit well. The GT Trackster is slightly longer on the leg. Neither of them are loose on the waist or arse, but they are not tight tights either (like you see on older age cyclists, who should know better). The 2 pairs I've got seem to be very good - good quality, good material, good shape and style and I think they will be right for thru-hiking. I don't find the foot-straps/stirrups to be a problem, but both pairs of pants I have got from Ronhill have them. They are certainly MUCH cheaper than "proper" hiking pants, lighter, faster drying, pack smaller and just....better. Hope this might be of some use to anyone thinking of making the change from "traditional" long-distance hiking gear in 3-season hiking. Winter is another matter and my clothing advice given here is not intended for winter or generally colder (eg sustained higher altitude) walking. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent. Comfortable, water proof. Not too tight. *by M***R on 28 December 2012* In the past I've put off buying running trousers like this for fear of looking a ballet dancer prancing around my local park but I'm pleased to say that these from Ronhill don't hug you that tightly like some do. They're comfortable, keep you dry but cool and most importantly don't get in the way when you're running. The foot hoops also make sure they don't ride up. Size wise I was a bit confused as there was no guidance on the Amazon product page but I managed to glean the following from elsewhere on the web (all measurements are waist followed by inside leg in inches): Extra Small: 26-28 / 30 Small: 29-31 / 31 Medium: 32-34 / 32 Large: 35-37 / 33 Extra Large 38-40 / 34 I'm 35 waist and 32 inside leg but went for the Large size just in case and they're fine. They come with a tie waist anyway, so you can always adjust them if they're a bit loose. Recommended. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just what I wanted *by R***K on 11 March 2020* I bought these for running in the winter in the UK, where it might be cold, windy, rainy, snowy, sunny, or a combination of all of the above. They have worked perfectly so far, although i haven't run in any really rainy weather as I am not that masochistic. The fabric seems tough, and I expect it to last a good while. Don't know about the stitching, but so far so good. In terms of fit and appearance, the fit is snug but not tight. These are not tights, but they are not loose like pants, either. They are in between and closer to tights than pants. They are not very revealing (ahem), unless you stare and use your imagination. I wouldn't wear them to work, but no problems at the gym. Overall, I love these. They are great product and I highly recommend them. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/77544097-ronhill-mens-trackster-origin](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/77544097-ronhill-mens-trackster-origin) --- *Product available on Desertcart Malaysia* *Store origin: MY* *Last updated: 2026-05-22*