Mountain Hardwear Synchro Pant - Men's
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$94.98
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Retail Price:
$189.95
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Item # MHW0480
Quantity on hand: 5
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Description of Mountain Hardwear Synchro Pant - Men's: |
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Mountain Hardwear applies its Conduit waterproof breathable membrane to the Men's Synchro Pant, a hardworking softshell, for dryness on the inside and out. The smooth nylon surface repels wind, rain, sticks, and stones, while the brushed polyester interior provides moisture management and warmth. Wear these durable pants when you backcountry ski or alpine climb. The Synchro's fit allows for layering without being baggy, and a two-way fly makes answering nature's call when you're in a harness easier. Exterior seams are taped for water-resistance, and pockets have water-resistant zippers.
Bottom Line: Designed for high output at high elevations, the Mountain Hardwear Synchro Pant combines excellent fabrics and construction to keep you warm and dry.
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| Great Pant 02-26-07 |
Steidljh (3):  |
| Used these in the rain all day hiking in the Adirondacks and made my peak bagger buds jealous as these thing were shedding the water and held up great as we bushwacked through the tight pines. Breathed well, as I was never warm or cold going up or down wearing just these on my legs in 45 degree weather. Only reason they don't come with a 5 rating is that they don't come with an integrated belt. They do have belt loops, and I ended up making one. I've since used them skiing and the legs never seemed too warm or too cold, wearing long underwear under them. As for the fit, from reading others posts, I think it's one of those things where they either fit your body type or don't. Get them early enough before your next trip so you can get something else if they don't work for you. |
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| Great Mountaineering Pant 11-01-08 |
Stan (34):  |
| Got these to replace my seven year old Marmot ATV pants which I absolutely loved but are no longer made. Great quality, the full length zips are a huge plus. The only thing that I can see being a problem are the horizontal orientation of the two front pockets while wearing a harness, otherwise a great pant. |
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| Great pants 02-18-08 |
| Anonymous: |
| One thing I've noticed about Mountain Hardwear is that it's designed for a certain body type: slim, athletic, skinny, whatever you want to call it. So keep that in mind as if you're bulkier then their stuff may be a little tight on you.
These pants are GREAT. They're not "hard shell" in the classic sense so while they're waterproof (in the laminate) they will get damp in prolonged storms, but you'll stay dry inside. The water repellent is really good though so this will rarely happen if you're using these in snow, or they're old and you need to reapply the DWR.
I've been snow shoeing in these with a medium weight baselayer in temperatures of 25-35F and they were perfect. The soft lining of the pant gives additional insulation so in slightly warmer temps I doubt you'd need any baselayer at all. You don't need gaiters and you can sit right on the snow. Perfect for this activity.
If I wasn't out in the snow I'm not sure I'd take them unless I knew it was going to be below 35 degrees and raining a lot. For non-snow and generally cool temperatures (35-50F) I'd probably wear a thin/medium base layer, some sturdy nylon pants, and take a light-weight hard shell in case it rains. There is a slight lack of mobility in these pants that might annoy on a rough trail with a backpack, and articulated pants would probably serve you a bit better. But these pants would suffice for this activity too - they're good all-rounders.
Breathability is excellent, but these are waterproof pants and so you have to expect certain limitations. However, the pants have a soft fleecy lining inside and it's pretty darn hard to feel clammy inside that. And if you're wearing a baselayer then the pants will probably draw the moisture from them. All in all, I think you're likely to be too hot rather than clammy. The side zips are awesome for cool down - I love the low profile zippers.
All in all, I absolutely love these pants. While others consider whether conditions will require their noisy hard shells, I just put these pants on and don't worry about it.
Mountain Hardwear, thank you. |
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| Material: |
Synchro SBT nylon with Conduit Softshell |
| Lining: |
Brushed polyester |
| Side Zips: |
Yes, ¾-length |
| Pockets: |
2 Front, 2 back |
| Seam Taped: |
Yes, all |
| Venting: |
Side zips |
| Suspender/ Belt: |
Belt loops |
| Recommended Use: |
Backcountry skiing, alpine and ice climbing, mountaineering |
| Weight: |
[Large] 12oz (352g) |
| Warranty: |
Lifetime |
| Country of Origin: |
China |
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