more»Mountain Hardwear Mesa Convertible Pant
$42.99 - $80.00
MSRP: $70.00 (men's)
where to buy:
$52.47 CampSaver.com (men's)
$43.97 Backcountry.com (men's)
$43.95 SunnySports (men's)
$42.99 Moosejaw (men's)
User Reviews
Average Rating:
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
I like to have the convertible type pants in the summer/fall…
D&G in the Smokys
85 reviewer rep
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Price Paid: $50
I like to have the convertible type pants in the summer/fall time, because I like the versatility of being able to wear shorts but if the trail gets "thick" to put on some pants. That's why I chose convertibles. These pants are very comfortable and are very easy to find a good fit.
One of the best features to me is the microfiber lined waist-band and integrated belt. My previous pants did not have this and what a difference it makes after about 10 miles. It prevents the pack hipbelt from causing the pants cord/elastic from digging into your skin.
There are two front pockets, two "butt" pockets and two cargo pockets which allow for good storage. The thing I like the best is that the bottom cuff of the legs has a cinch-cord to allow you to tighten or loosen them based on the terrain you are mucking through. I am a big fan and would recommend to a friend.
Specs
Specs
| men's | |
|---|---|
| Weight |
14.9 oz / 422 g |
| Inseam |
30 in, 32 in, 34 in / 76 cm, 81 cm, 86 cm |
| Body Fabric |
Canyon™ Twill |
| Lining Fabric |
Micro-Chamois™ |
Description
The Mesa Convertible Pant is a hiking pant made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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