Paper thin. I question their durability. They'll be great as light weight pants for warm weather (I'm in Florida), but they also have enough room in them to pull on over some heavier cold weather pants. The stretchiness still allows for mobility. They are a bit long for me, but I'm sawed off (5' 6"). No draw strings or zippered legs, so I can easily hem them up.
They are pretty quite. Not too noisy. I just tested a t-shirt (cotton) and some jeans. They all produce about the same. These produce a touch higher frequency though. That could be a good thing because higher frequency sound doesn't travel as far as low frequency sound. Amplitude is a factor, but my guess is that these will do just fine in the woods.
These are fantastic if you travel a lot and space is a concern. I'm able to fit them into a quart sized Ziploc bag. I may even keep them in my truck as a quick backup camo pant to pull on over whatever I'm wearing at the time.
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