Mountain Hardwear WindStopper Tech Pant - Men's - 2010 BCS

I just got back from a climb up Mt. Shasta with these. I wore them with a nice base layer and they were perfect for my climb. The side zips are awesome and dump heat well while on your ascent. They dry really fast which is nice. Only thing I don't/didn't like was the velcro, but I cut all of the tabs out. Awesome cold weather pant.

With all the reviews on the Windstopper Tech Jacket, where are the reviews for the pants? They are every bit as top notch as the jacket. Warm fleece interior, reinforced knees and rear, and full hip zips. There is a belt that doesn't show up in most stock photos, along with the velcro adjustment tabs at the waist. My one issue is with the hip zips. The top zip tends to work itself loose. I don't think a locking zipper is an option, since they have to completely unzip, but a zipper pull you could lock with the velcro tab would do the job. I may do this myself later. The fleece padding is thicker than the jacket, making it a bit warmer, in my opinion. Great pants, and they should get all the rave reviews the jacket does.

These pants are great. They are very warm, I have worn them with out a baselayer in 20 degrees and very windy out and I was fine. There are some things I would change. There are Velcro tabs on the inside waist line that suck, if you do not tuck in your undershirt they rip you all up. I also would like to see them with the material on the knees and butt covering the entire pants, they pick up a lot of things when your in the woods. A back pocket that zipped would be nice. Other than that they are great zippers are great for venting. I am 5'10 about 200lbs and 38" waist the xl's fit great in the waist but a tad long but for me thats every pair of pants. Overall a good purchase and work well with the matching jacket.

great pair of pants. true to size. excellent quality. very warm with an under layer tight. can easily be used in the 0-10 degrees F. with exercise, these would probably be too warm above 20F