Extra Long Walking Trousers
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A True Extra Long Fit, Not a Longer Hem
Most brands treat longer legs as an afterthought. We don't. Our extra long collection, including the signature MAX Stretch Skinny in a dedicated extra long cut, is patterned in true proportion for a naturally longer lower body. The waistband stays put, the inseam clears your boots without riding up, and the matte, snag-proof fabric holds its shape mile after mile. For exact measurements across our petite, regular, tall and extra long options, see our interactive ACAI Trouser Guide.
Extra Long Performance for Every Season
Longer legs shouldn't shrink your options. The extra long range runs from lightweight, breathable styles for summer trails to fleece-lined thermal cuts for freezing winter walks, and water-resistant styles carry a durable water repellent (DWR) coating that beads away light rain through unpredictable British weather. If you sit between fits, our tall fit covers an 84cm (33 inch) inside leg, and for the most demanding routes our women's hiking trousers add rip-stop toughness.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What inseam length do your extra long walking trousers have?
Our extra long fit is cut for a 91cm (36 inch) inside leg, made for a naturally longer lower body frame. The full cross-collection measurements are in our ACAI Trouser Guide.
What is the difference between your tall and extra long fit?
Our tall range covers an 84cm (33 inch) inside leg, while extra long is cut for 91cm (36 inches). If your usual trousers finish above the ankle even in a tall fit, extra long is your answer.
Are extra long trousers available in thermal or water-resistant styles?
Yes. The extra long collection carries the same technical options as our core range, from the fleece-lined MAX Stretch Thermal Skinny for winter to water-resistant DWR-treated styles for damp days. Check each product page for exact specifications.
Will the extra long fit work with walking boots?
Absolutely. The extended inseam sits cleanly over a walking boot cuff without riding up as you stride or climb, so your ankles stay covered on every route.