The North Face Meridian Surplus Convertible Pant

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The Meridian Surplus Convertible Pant is a hiking/travel pant made by The North Face. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. The North Face Boys' Meridian Surplus Convertible Pant (Spring 2008) The Boys Meridian Surplus Convertible Pant by The North Face is made of Meridian 100% nylon.Features: Durable water-resistant nylon Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) 30+ Adjustable elasticized waistband Front slash pockets Two rear stow pockets with Velcro pocket flap openings Pant legs zip off at mid-thigh Quick drying Lightweight and packable"

From Backcountry.com:
"The North Face Boys' Meridian Surplus Convertible Pant comes in handy when you're not sure what the weather will do on your hike or full-day outing. The nylon fabric feels comfortable on cold mornings, and the bottoms of the Meridian Surplus Pants zip off as the weather warms up. Front pockets on The North Face Convertible Pants give your boy a place to store rocks and other hopefully-non-insectal items."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The Meridian Surplus Convertible Pant features pant legs that zip off at mid-thigh and are lightweight and packable."

From REI:
"With abrasion-resistant, quick-drying fabric that protects from UV rays, these convertible pants should be a staple for all his active adventures. Legs zip off mid thigh to easily accommodate changing weather. Quick-drying, abrasion-resistant nylon with a sanded finish has a soft, cottony feel. Fabric provides UPF 30+ sun protection, shielding skin from harmful ultraviolet rays. Features two front slash pockets and two rear stow pockets with rip-and-stick closures. Adjustable elastic waistband with zip front fly and belt loops offer a traditional look and utility. Easy care: machine wash and dry on cool temperature setting."