Lightweight stretch nylon, a gusseted crotch, and articulated knees all add to the unrestricted feel you get in the Arc'teryx Men's Rampart Pants. Designed for the trails and cliffs, these pants can take on a multi-day hike or weekend of cragging without breaking a sweat. OK, so pants may not actually sweat―but in these lightweight pants, neither will you.
- Lightweight TerraTex fabric takes the durability and quick-drying awesomeness of nylon and adds the flexibility of spandex to boost mobility
- Gusseted crotch gives you free range of motion so you never feel restricted by the cut of your pants
- Articulated knees are built to be the most comfortable when you're on the move
- Plenty of pocket space including hip pockets, pleated thigh cargo pockets, back packets, and a thigh drop-in pocket gives you room to stash your essentials
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roc100485876
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Hey now....
I like these pants, my office is warm in the spring~summer~fall and cotton just don't cut it. These breath well and dry quickly. Its also nice to find hiking pants that have a slim fit and long length (32/35). They be easy to wash on gentle cycle and hang dry overnite.
The main caveat for me is that the colors do not match any of my summer shirts.
Beware that some of the different colors (midnite)have open leg pockets.
I have been wearing them for a few years and did not notice any size changes.
I did buy a few pairs with a waist size up and had my local tailor dart 'em to make waist fit, but provide more room to sit in.
For me these are the best poly type pants i done ever owned.
Thanks
4 stars out of five for the colour issue and open leg pocket on the midnite pant
Great pants but sizes have changed!!
Colorado_Rocks
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(First let me say that I gave these 5 stars because of the pairs I already own from last season. I have worn them enough to confidently give them top honors)
I already own a few pairs of Ramparts, both shorts and pants, from last season. I must say they are my favorite shorts and pants ever! Feel great, weigh next to nothing and tough as nails...I've rubbed against some rough rock, thinking they would be somewhat shredded, but not a scratch on them!
So......I noticed that they came out with new colors this season and I've been wanting a new pair of these. Another reviewer here mentioned that the sizes were different so I decided to try them on in the store. And I just want to say "THANK YOU" to that reviewer for saving me some time and money, because they definitely do NOT fit me anymore!! I currently wear last season's ramparts (both shorts and pants) in size 32" waist and they fit me great. However, the current size 32" waist is much too big even though the hip area feels the same. I also tried size 30" waist and the waist felt better (more like a 32") but the hip area is way too tight. So neither size will work for me, and I am SO GLAD that I have a few pairs from last season. Unless Arc'teryx brings the sizing back to 'normal', I might never be able to get another pair of Ramparts and that just breaks my heart!
These Pants Have Changed!!!
Rob
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Before you buy these pants you should know that they have changed! They are at least two inches bigger around the waist and fit much baggier than the old model. They were my very favorite pants... Ever... I have worn out 4 pares of them... And the new ones may work out for you if you are..... (Bigger). I highly recommend that you go try on these pants before you buy them.
Does anyone know the size of the leg...
sean
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Does anyone know the size of the leg opening?
PAUL UDOVIC
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Sean
I have a pair of 32x32 ramparts and the leg opening is 18"
Sweet pants
sco3656860
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Amazing pants. Bought them 3 days ago and can't take them off. They are so light and flex so well you barely know they are on. Tested them under the tap and they are virtually water-proof as well. No binding at the crotch what so ever. Only small quibble is that I wish there was at least 1 zippered pocket for security. Flaps are pretty secure but I would be paranoid about storing something as valuable as a passport in there. I give these pants a 95% review. I want to order another pair!
Nice light and cut just right.... almost
Gary Todd
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Love em. Nice material that breathes real well. The cut in the legs is articulated which is a plus in the way that it reduces and friction against the skin and the croth is generously cut unrestricted range of motion. These pants are thin but are comftorable and look good too. They are not perfect though. This is a bit of a stretch but the cut in the caboose is a little too generous. Depends <-- if you need some room :} If its going to be breezy take my advice throw a set of Phase ARs on cause the material has no wind resistance at all. Get em you cant go wrong, they will fit all shapes and sizes.
Arcteryx is expensive but the quality is there, theyve have yet to let me down.

Colorado_Rocks
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