Patagonia MixMaster Pants

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The MixMaster Pants is a soft shell pant made by Patagonia. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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"Most alpine routes require groveling through generous heaps of snow-covered choss as an entry fee to the good stuff, which keeps the need for warmth and unrestricted movement high. The MixMaster meets both needs in a single, winter-conditions soft-shell piece. Its windproof, moisture-shedding outer shell is bonded to R1? insulation. It has a locking snap at waist and ankles; a two-way zip fly; light, soft, perforated hook-and-loop waist closures; easy-gliding, low-bulk ventilating zippers from waist to upper thigh, and gripper elastic cuffs with loops for a gaiter cord. The trim, nonrestrictive fit allows for underlayers."

User Reviews

Men's MixMaster Pants
Reviewed by Simon Redding, Jan 02, 2008

"I have owned my MixMasters for 12 months now, and can't speak highly enough about them. For a tough pair of alpine climbing pants you just can't do any better for the price. The comfort and warmth provided by the R1 insulation, doubled with the soft outershell, make you question why there aren't more climbing pants like these on the market today."

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Men's MixMaster Pants
Reviewed by MeetEater, Dec 31, 2007

"These pants are very disappointing for Patagonia. It is no wonder they were about 70% off from their online store and are discontinued. The cut is too restrictive and the fleece-bonded shell is so bulky that any nimble maneuvers are made difficult. The suspenders are not removable either. Overall a poor effort, I am exchanging for winter guide pants."

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