Mountain Hardwear Windstopper Pant

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The Windstopper Pant is a fleece pant made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Altrec Outdoors:
"A terrific insulating layer underneath a shell or as an outer layer in dry conditions, the Mountain Hardwear Men's WINDSTOPPER pant uses W.L. Gore's sensational WINDSTOPPER laminate for highly breathable protection from chilly winds. Full side zip legs provide venting convenience and are a big help if you decide to take them off over big boots at mid-day. A double Velcro waist closure with laminated tabs and webbing belt with adjustable buckle help you achieve a comfortable fit."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Mountain Hardwear Windstopper Pant Whether you are hiking, hunting or snowshoeing in cold weather conditions, the Mountain Hardwear Windstopper provides is the ideal pant for the occasion. Windproof, waterproof and highly breatheable, the"

User Reviews

Women's Windstopper Pant
Reviewed by Annie Kline, Apr 09, 2004

"These pants are excellent for hiking and hunting in Alaska, especially during windy conditions. They are definitely better than fleece pants. However, the plastic zippers on the sides tend to lose teeth after about 6 months, causing the zipper to derail."

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Men's Windstopper Pant
Reviewed by Steve, Feb 29, 2004

"Workmanship is excellent, along with attention to detail in the design. Although expensive, the windstoppper fabric really works. The pants are very warm, and can be worn hiking without long underwear on 25 deg F days. If the temp is above 45-50 deg F the pants will be too warm."

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Windstopper Pant
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, May 13, 1999

"These pants are excellent. They stop wind flawlessly and fit well, but they have a few faults. When I run in them the legs ride up a little, but not too much. The legs also seem a little short for me, but I may have long legs and prefer the legs on my clothes to amply touch my foot."

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Men's Windstopper Pant
Reviewed by Steve, Apr 20, 1999

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