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The North Face Paramount Convertible Pant - Men's

The North Face's Paramount Convertible Pants have legs that zip off at mid-thigh to make shorts. They're water-repellent and quick drying, making them perfect for your trek on the Inca Trail, your visit to Sri Lanka during monsoon season, or anywhere rain may threaten. Incredibly durable, the Paramount Convertibles have double needle stitching and bartacks throughout—and they're still lightweight! Plenty of pockets, including two right side utility and two cargo, are waiting to be stuffed with your compass, an energy bar, keys, whatever!

Bottom Line: Travel wisely and pack light—get the Paramount Convertible Pant-Short and kill two birds with one stone.

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By: ErkMD (4)
April 22, 2008

Great overall pants, ideal for hiking or just hanging around. They dry in no time flat and are very comfortable. There is plenty of room in the legs to allow for gear in pockets, breathability, and hidden leg strappings (knives etc...). The zippers are quick to come off when the going gets hot, and almost as fast to zip back on when terrain or weather changes. Pockets are large enough to stow most anything, and with the handy loops on the waist you can add a knife, light, compass, phone, or whatever you see fit. Great versatility with these pants, a must have for the avid camper/hiker/outdoorsman or just awesome pants in general if you don't demand performance on a daily basis you'll always have them if you need them. If there was a 10 star rating these would be worthy of such a distinction.

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Tech Specs:

Material:	Paramount fabric- 100% Nylon
Inseam:	[pants] see sizing chart; [shorts] 8"
Belt:	Loops built-in
Pockets:	7
Type pockets:	2 hand, 2 right utility, 2 rear patch, 1 right-side zippered coin
Fly:	Zip-front
Pleats:	No
Gusseted Crotch:	Yes
Recommended use:	Work pant; hiking, backpacking; lounging
Weight:	1lb 4oz
Warranty:	Lifetime

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