TL;DR — We wore every pair Public Rec makes, and the Gamechanger ($98) is the clear standout — sweatpant-soft but polished enough to wear anywhere. The full lineup runs $88–$128, and we’d buy any of them again; skip only if you need something truly formal. Naturally, we had to put these claims to the test. …
TL;DR — The Public Rec Dealmaker Pant ($128) is the lightest business-casual option we’ve tested — just 261 grams, wind-resistant, and golf-course-ready. We were pleasantly surprised. If you want max lightweight, these win; if you want something dressier, the Myles Tour Pants are the better pick. Here at WeTried.It, we’re just an average family, facing …
The Public Rec Brand all over our Instagram feeds. Over 4 years ago, before we started We Tried It, Public Rec caught our eye and we finally did a Public Rec All Day Everyday Pant Review (I’m actually wearing them right now!). But what about the rest of Public Rec clothes? Are they any good? …
TL;DR — Public Rec’s All Day Every Day Shorts ($68) blur the line between sweat shorts and chinos — they lean more casual than we expected, but 3+ years later we still grab them constantly. Zippered pockets are the killer feature. Skip them for the gym; for everyday wear, they’ve earned their 4.5/5 reputation. It’s …
TL;DR — We’ve worn the Public Rec All Day Every Day Pants for 3+ years and they’re the best work-from-home pants we’ve found at $98. Don’t expect a jeans replacement — they’re closer to men’s leggings — but zippered pockets, a strong waistband, and genuine durability put them ahead of the lululemon City Sweat Jogger …