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Mountain Hardwear Cohesion Pant - Men's - 2007 BCS
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The Mountain Hardwear Men's Cohesion Pant keeps your legs warm and dry without adding unnecessary weight to your load. Weighing in at a scant nine ounces, the Cohesion is about as light as outer shell pants come. Mountain Hardwear bonded durable Epic nylon with comfy Epic Stretch panels to create a long-life pant that mirrors your every move. The Cohesion has non-separating side vents that allow air-flow in but still keep the moisture out, keeping you cool and dry during more aggressive activities. The Cohesion's hook-and-loop ankle closures seal out the snow without packing your gaiters.
Bottom Line: The Mountain Hardwear Men's Cohesion Pant is ideal for high-paced, light-packing backcountry travel.
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How are the Cohesion at keeping out rain, snow, dirt around the
How are the Cohesion at keeping out rain, snow, dirt around the ankles? I am looking at these pants and the Mountain Hardwear Epic Pants. The Epics have elastic around the ankle, these don't. I would be using these as year round pants - rain pants and winter hiking/snowshoeing.
By: ydf100407180
October 14, 2010
The Cohesion Pants don't have elastic around the ankles but they do have a velcro tab that allows you to tighten or loosen the pants around the ankle. Your choice. These pants will work well as an 'all around pant' especially if you couple them with a gaiter when snowshoeing in really deep snow. Check out the Mountain Hardwear Nut Shell High Gaiters for an inexpensive gaiter that would work well with these pants. I hope this info helps!
By: Jon Webb
October 18, 2010
Functional but Noisy
By:
gary.downs2128253
April 21, 2008
These pants go on and off fast. They also work well to block wind, rain and snow. My only criticism is that they are noisy to walk around in. That is not much of an issue when it is blowing at 90+ over some pass and you want the extra protection.
If I wear a medium according to the MH sizing chart, should I
If I wear a medium according to the MH sizing chart, should I get a large if It is raining and I am wearing them over normal pants or blue jeans? Will they be too baggy or fit perfectly?
By: doncjoe1601774
December 27, 2009
They are designed to fit over other pants like jeans so I would go with a medium. A large will probably be to long and slightly baggy. Hope this helps!
By: Jon Webb
December 30, 2009
Great Rain Protection
By:
cadyusaf2321255
September 8, 2008
I wore these on a 3 night backpacking trip where it rained every day/night. I stayed completely dry "bushwhacking" through a soaking wet forest in decent rain. The full-length zippers are a must in my opinion...it's nice to take these on/off without having to take your boots off. The noise didn't bother me at all. These pants do exactly what they say and hold up well to the elements.
Cohesion Pants
By: Philip Werner - Sectionhiker
November 18, 2010
1 Comment Last Comment: November 18, 2010 by: Philip Werner - Sectionhiker
By: Philip Werner - Sectionhiker
November 18, 2010
Very cost effective purchase. I ripped mine up with crampon strikes in winter.
How are the Cohesion at keeping out rain, snow, dirt around the
How are the Cohesion at keeping out rain, snow, dirt around the ankles? I am looking at these pants and the Mountain Hardwear Epic Pants. The Epics have elastic around the ankle, these don't. I would be using these as year round pants - rain pants and winter hiking/snowshoeing.
By: tfi3433440
November 22, 2009
Awesome pants
By:
Trkoop0072259586
December 22, 2008
I wore these pants for three months on a NOLS trip to patagonia. they did not once soak through and were very durable. They are very basic pants with no pockets but they get the job done and keep you dry.
How does the sizing run on this pant... I usually wear about
How does the sizing run on this pant... I usually wear about a 35-36in waist, and a 34in inseam? I am 6' - 205lbs, and would be wearing a layer underneath. Does anyone know if a large is snug - or if an x-large is too loose? I appreciate the help!
By: djl2608067
August 9, 2009
I wear a size 36x32 5'11" 200 lbs and the size large is what i wear, and they fit great.
By: Josh Leslie
August 11, 2009
Not wilderness worthy
By:
Rumdoodle
August 18, 2009
Got both wet and torn within a couple of hours of use on a wilderness trail. The day of the tear, I didn't even have to climb over a downed tree; I just discovered at the end of the day that the leg had ripped several inches. This pant has several nice features though for the VERY careful user: easy on, easy off (even over boots); I found the material to be quiet in use; and, dries very quickly when worn (body heat will dry out the main parts in about half an hour). However, will not stand up to wet bushes, downpours, and contact with natural objects on the trail like stones, branches, and downed trees. Get it for light day hikes, when the stakes are not high.
are these pants to warm for summer use?
are these pants to warm for summer use?
By: VanceAB
February 19, 2009
No. This is a shell pant made with Conduit DT (our waterproof and breathable membrane) Think of them as a rain pant or simple shell pant that could be used year round. Hope this helps.
By: Jon Webb
February 19, 2009
Not bad at all ..
By:
mdhz
July 22, 2009
For a moderately price pair of hard-shell pants, these aren't bad at all. I'm 5'6" and got a size Small .. they fit a tiny tad loose, but that was fine.
First - the downside I found was that the zipper snags the fabric a bit. I don't know if I can fault it too much as I'm really rough in storing it. Still, for a brand like Mountain Hardware, I'd expect to be able to pull on the zipper without ever snagging. Nothing to raise a hair over.
The upside .. this was waterproof and durable. I glacaded down 2000' or Rainier wearing these (along with other rough housing) .. and it never failed. So .. take the good with the bad. They do what they say.
Here is a video of my Rainier experience .. the Glacading is at the end:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j99yIFgndc&fmt=18
What are "non-separating&q
What are "non-separating" Side Zips? What does "non-separating" mean?How do the sizes run on these pants? Sizing chart did not come up
By: PGrealish2142048
December 10, 2008
It means that pants don't seperate at the waist. This allows for a good waist tightening system. I own these pants and there is no mesh behind the zips
By: Trkoop0072259586
December 21, 2008
Change me.
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Functional but Noisy
These pants go on and off fast. They also work well to block wind, rain and snow. My only criticism is that they are noisy to walk around in. That is more...
Great Rain Protection
I wore these on a 3 night backpacking trip where it rained every day/night. I stayed completely dry "bushwhacking" through a soaking wet forest more...
- Material:
- [Face] Epic 40HT; [Coating] Conduit DT; [Panel] Epic Stretch
- Side Zips:
- Yes, non-separating
- Venting:
- Yes
- Suspender/ Belt:
- Elastic waist with adjustable webbing belt
- Gaiters:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Skiing, snowboarding, backcountry use
- Weight:
- 9oz
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- Thailand