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The North Face Paramount Surplus Pant - Mens - 2008
Whether cutting through the dense forest, hiking through rocky terrain, or framing houses in the concrete jungle, The North Face Men's Paramount Surplus Pants help get the job done. The North Face's Paramount nylon takes a harsh beating and comes back for more. This microfiber resists abrasion, promotes wicking and breathability in hot weather, and provides UPF 30 protection. A durable water-resistant finish wards away moisture and the flexible gusseted crotch allows for a broad range of movement. With a total of six pockets, you have ample room to store granola bars, your cell phone, or wood nails.
Bottom Line: For a do-everything pant, look no further. The North Face Men's Paramount Surplus Pants do it all.
You know how you like traditional cargos but don't really hike or backpack in them because they're really heavy and bulky and made from cotton canvas? Well these are TNF's answer to the classic cargo pant, with paramount nylon these things are rugged yet light, and styled after traditional cargos with velcro flap pockets on each leg. I like! What stinks though is you have to buy a size up to achieve loose feeling comfort. If you're really thin butt tight pants may complement you, but for the rest of us it's nice to have a little wiggle room. I docked one star for the aformentioned problem and another becuase TNF discontinued this style as quick as it was released, no bueno.
Write your question here...My brother gave me a pair of his A5 series North Face cotton (denim?) pants. I was wondering what style would be the most comparable now in the North Face collection?
I wear 30x32 usually, I had to get 30 Long in this pant to fit properly. The waist is perhaps a little tighter casual pants in a 30, but remember these are hiking/outdoor pants--they are supposed to fit a little slimmer around the waist so that they don't fall down under strenuous activity. They repel water nicely and dry quickly when wet. Highly recommended and a great value.
Nice comfortable hiking pants. More comfortable than pants that zip off for shorts. Slash pockets are not very deep, so items can fall out. Otherwise great pants, I'll be wearing them a lot when I'm not in shorts.
Very happy with the pants. Light rain beads up. If you get caught in the heavy rain and the pants get soaked, a few minutes in your car with the heat up will have you dried out in a few. I usually wear a 36x34 jean, so the 38 long in this fit well.
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