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Trekking pants
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These lightweight trekking pants can serve you well whether your plans include pounding out high mileage days on your favorite long trail or satisfying your wanderlust with a Spring car camping trip in the canyon country of Utah. By introducing durable stretch properties to a classic nylon fabric we offer you comfortable, abrasion resistant garments with understated style at a great value.
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Manufacturer MontBell Weight 13 oz. (Med) Gender Men's Shell Material Nylon 95%, polyurethane 5% Other Features Two zippered hand pockets with mesh lining for warm weather venting
One zippered back pocket to keep your wallet secure
One thigh pocket for easy access to small items
Gusseted crotch for greater range of motion & improved comfort
Elasticized waist with integrated belt
Soft brushed tricot mesh facing on the waistband to minimize chaffing - Product Reviews
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- Product Reviews
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- great features, bad fit Review by stinky
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Price Value Quality Similar to other reviewer, I had real problems with the fit of these pants. I have a pair of shorts from Montbell that I love in size L. So I ordered these pants in L and they were HUGE. Way too big. So I exchanged for a medium and the fit is much better. But the inseam is still way too long and the leg opening is WAY too much. I measured it at 9 inches. That's elephantine. That's way too much fabric flapping around down there around my ankles. I can't see my feet when climbing. Forget about riding a bike! I had to have them hemmed by a tailor to get the inseam down to a wearable length. Now I wish I had just returned them.
(Posted on 4/28/12)
- Beware of Montbell sizing Review by Jim
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Value Quality Price Received these pants and tried them on only to discover that the inseam was really long. I guess I hadn't paid complete attention to Montbell's sizing chart. They don't sell pants with different inseams. For each increase in waist size the inseam goes up. So if you have a larger girth you had better be at least 6'6" or you'll be dragging the cuffs on the ground. And if you're tall you had better have a large waist or the pants will never stay up. These pants seemed like they would be great if I could get them in the right size.
(Posted on 1/26/12)
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