Mountain Hardwear Talus Pack Pant

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The Talus Pack Pant is a hiking/travel pant made by Mountain Hardwear. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Men's Talus Pack Pant (Spring 2008) Men s Talus Pack Pant by Mountain HardwearFeatures:Lightweight, fast-drying, stretch fabricMicro-chamois-lined waistLow-profile welded belt loopsSeams rotated away from abrasion areasWelded construction at all body join seamsLaser-cut pocket constructionTwo zip close cargo pocketsMesh drain panels in pocketsPartial elastic waistFull-length inseam gussetDrawcord at leg hem"

From RockCreek:
"The Talus Pack Pant is Mountain Hardwear's top of the line hiking pant. Made to be comfy on the trail with flat, zWeld seams that stretch and won t abrade, and a seamless conical waist that eliminates uncomfortable pressure points. The pockets are strategically placed to accommodate a pack, and there is just enough stretch for long strides and cross-country scrambles."

From Backcountry.com:
"Mountain Hardwear's top-of-the-line hiking pant, the Men's Talus Pack Pant, features a nylon-elastane outer fabric and polyester lining. The outer fabric dries quickly after a river crossing and moves with you as you scramble up rocky terrain with a backpack on. The polyester lining wicks perspiration so you stay dry when you exert. Flat, welded seams on the Talus Pack Pants stretch and won't abrade or chafe. The seamless waist won't create uncomfortable pressure points under a hip-belt, and Mountain Hardwear placed pockets where you can still get to them while you're wearing a pack."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Our top of the line hiking pant: flat, zWeld seams stretch and won t abrade, seamless conical waist eliminates uncomfortable pressure points and pockets are strategically placed to accommodate a pack. Just enough stretch for long strides and cross-country scrambles."