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This mobility-oriented pant keeps you comfortable on the trail and in the chair.

Go straight from a brisk trek to lounging around camp without changing anything but your beer selection when you wear the Arc'teryx Perimeter Pant.
  • Stretchy nylon and polyurethane fabrics combine with a gusseted crotch to accommodate a full range of motion
  • Articulated, athletic fit reduces unnecessary bulk
  • Plentiful pockets store snacks, maps, or other necessities

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1 5

A-Bomb

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I've had two pairs of these pants and both times the stitching came out after one or two uses at the rear part of the gusseted crotch. And this after only casual use. Do not buy!

Stephen Sramek

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I have multiple seasons on a pair Perimeter Pants and the Perimeter Shorts and haven't had any issues. If the product has legitimately failed Arc'teryx will warranty it. Seam failure is commonly caused from an improper fit. I'd recommend double checking your size.

2 5

ale4530320

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I returned this product before using it

Yes, the material is neat and, yes, they are light and stretchy, but it's been a bit too many and too long of companies having 15 versions of any given garment. Case in point - these pants. Why not just put zippers on the Rampart pant cargo pockets, insert a stretchy panel in the right spot and call it done (basically - make a slightly modified version of the older Palisade pants)? Instead, Arc'teryx makes another version of pants, with a different pocket pattern (which is almost useless), different cut and different "purpose." Get the Rampart (or maybe, Palisade) or just keep your current hiking/backpacking pants and save some money.

Stephen Sramek

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Different strokes for different folks. The Rampart and Perimeter Pants are made from different materials and have different fits. The Rampart features a Relaxed fit and is constructed from TerraTex (94% Nylon, 6% Spandex) while the Perimeter features an Athletic fit and is constructed from Cresta (89% Nylon, 11% Spandex). The Rampart is slightly more durable and has a looser fit. The Perimeter has more stretch, a softer hand and a trimmer fit.

4 5

KeithAZ

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I like these pants. They fit me well and seemed sized about right, but they shrunk quite a bit in the wash, at least 1" in length. Dryer was on low temp, and I've never had shrinkage with Prana, Columbia, Patagonia, or North Face pants, so I was unpleasantly surprised to suddenly have high water pants, when these are the most expensive hiking pants I've purchased. Luckily, they have a generous bottom seam, so I could have them let back out to the original length. They're a little snugger in the waist/hips area now, but they have a great stretchiness so they remain comfortable, and I still like wearing them. Mine seem pretty durable out of the dryer, but I've not tested them much yet.

any discount or coupon for these pants...

james

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any discount or coupon for these pants item #arc1259

Josh Chapman

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Hey James,

Please direct these types of questions to our Customer Service department by either calling or chatting in. You can receive discounts and promotions by creating an account with us.

5 5

Convos

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Hands down the most comfortable pants i have ever worn. very pricy, but very worth it. Nice little mountain biking pedal slip tore up my shin through the pants. pants did not suffer any damage at all. (not sure how that is possible). Almost perfect fit. They run a little bit short in the legs. i typically wear a 30/30 - inseam just slightly too short - i bought 2 pairs, one 30 one 32 inseam - 30s about an inch short, 32s an inch long. easy fix with a little hem work. highest recommendation.

4 5

Brad

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Wore these first time for a short fall hike, snagged on some brambles. Pants have a little pulled thread. Not a big deal, still wearable, but hardly a rugged adventure. I expected better. They did shed light rain well and are comfortable.

4 5

JonathanSW

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This is a lightweight, stretch pant that works as a casual pant and climbing pant.

Made in Bangladesh.
89% nylon, 11% polyurethane.