Leupold 187504 Storm Warden Rain Pant Ash Green M
The Leupold Storm Warden rain pant in ash green delivers reliable weather protection for hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts who refuse to let rain sideline a day in the field. Built for serious weather, these rain pants keep you dry during sudden downpours, morning dew, and wet brush—the kind of conditions that separate dedicated outdoors people from fair-weather enthusiasts. The ash green colorway blends naturally into most hunting and outdoor environments while staying neutral enough for a range of terrain and seasons.
Rain pants are a no-brainer foundation for any serious gear bag, and a quality pair like the Storm Warden earn their weight in comfort and function over years of use. Whether you're glassing from a ridge in November, working a shoreline in spring, or just staying mobile and dry on an unexpected weather day, these pants won't restrict your movement or add unnecessary bulk—critical when you're hiking in, packing out, or maintaining your fieldcraft.
The ash green shade is a versatile choice for mixed terrain and multiple seasons. Pair them with your insulating layers underneath, and you've got a system that adapts to real field conditions rather than ideal-weather assumptions. Leupold's approach to technical apparel mirrors their optics philosophy: solid, dependable performance without unnecessary frills.
Specifications
| Brand | Leupold |
| Model | 187504 |
| Color | Ash Green |
| Size | Medium |
| Type | Rain Pant |
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this rain pant?
This is a size Medium. Please refer to the manufacturer's sizing guidelines or your own measurements to ensure proper fit.
What color are these storm warden rain pants?
These rain pants come in ash green—a natural, muted tone that works well across most hunting and outdoor environments.
Are these rain pants good for hunting?
Yes. Rain pants are essential for any serious hunter or angler who needs to stay dry and mobile in wet conditions. The Storm Warden design prioritizes function in the field.

