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The North Face Monte Cargo Pant - Men's
The North Face Men's Monte Cargo Pant gives hard-charging freeriders waterproof breathable protection and a baggy fit at an easy-to-stomach price. The North Face sealed all the seams of the tough-as-nails two-layer HyVent material to block wetness while you snorkel through the deeps. On really deep days (and we wish you many) snap the Monte Cargo Pant into the Pant-a-lock tabs on your The North Face jacket for seamless storm protection. The North Face's Chimney Venting System and StretchVent gaiters help circulate air on warm spring days, and plenty of pockets give you space for your mountain essentials.
Bottom Line: You don't need to pay an arm and leg to get waterproof breathable protection and multi-season durability.
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are the crisp green pants like a neon green or is it a lighter
are the crisp green pants like a neon green or is it a lighter color?
By: Blake
March 30, 2009
They're very bright green.
By: Angus Bohanon
March 30, 2009
Super Comfortable
By: eth2664683
May 4, 2009
I picked up these pants on sale in March and I thought I would just stow them away for ski season next year. I ended up climbing my first Colorado 14er in these pants in early April. They were super comfortable, fit great, and the venting zippers worked tremendously well. Temperature ranged from 35 at base to near white out 15 degrees at 14,300 feet - never felt too hot or cold. I would definitely recommend. I am 5'10.5" 32 waist - medium size fit like a glove.
I am the same size as chikai so i was wondering if the mediums
I am the same size as chikai so i was wondering if the mediums were baggy at all?
By: ted
March 10, 2009
they rock
By: jgompf2013590
April 3, 2009
I've had these pants in all conditions in just a few weeks time, they rock. Warm, dry and breath very well. I've hiked on 40+ degree days, skied thigh deep pow, and been in 10 degrees with the wind ripping. They handle it all. The only layering I do on the really cold days is CWX insulated tights. They have just the right amount of baggieness to look good. The only down fall is the top pockets are wortless. Bad positioning and small they work well as a pass pocket if your at a resort with the RF tecknowledgy. But the cargos make up for any pocket space you may need. Overall very happy with them.
Montes in POW
By: jgompf2013590
April 2, 2009
what's the difference between the monte cargo and the freedom
what's the difference between the monte cargo and the freedom pant? the monte cargo was more expensive before the sale which leads me to believe that its a better pair of pants...
By: bdoogan427527
March 5, 2009
The monte cargo is more weather proof it uses the 2 layer hyvent!More durable to!
By: Mike Traslin
March 5, 2009
Worth the money
By: pball19ac2409133
February 3, 2009
Overall, this is a good pant. I initially though they would be too baggy however that is not the case. The pocket set up is ideal for all types of skiing and the venting is a bonus as well. The only problem I had with these pants is they are not super durable. With in a few days of riding I already had small cuts in the inner boot region. If these pants had some re-enforcing panels in that location they would be sweet! Nice color selection too. These pants will be cool to have in another 15 years when neon colors come back again!
are the cuff zippers long enough so that the pants can be pulled
are the cuff zippers long enough so that the pants can be pulled over snoboard boots?
By: pa lo
February 12, 2009
They'll definitely fit over the top of your boots.
By: Angus Bohanon
February 13, 2009
I like them
By: odavor1561680
February 20, 2009
I find these pants great, they are very comfortable and, according to my wife, good looking. They are not to heavy, but are worm enough (for temperatures below 0 C I most often have a good baselayer). Cargo pockets are useful for snowboarding, and vents are great when you're indoors (or just driving). Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase
Wondering if these pants have scuff guards? I have an older pair
Wondering if these pants have scuff guards? I have an older pair of TNF pants that have a extra layer of tougher fabric that goes all the way around the bottom cuff. It's probably 6-8 inches tall on the inside of the leg, tapering down to about 1 inch tall on the outside of the leg. As I split my ski days between East and West, my skis see a file all too often and shred apart pants that are not properly protected.
By: eric
December 28, 2008
Yo man, these pants dont have a scuff guard but the fabric is durrable, even with scuff guards they can get cut up eventually, I shredded in these pants last year over 100 days and had micro cuts eventually but they never really got bad. I wouldnt worry about it!
By: sage cattabriga-alosa
February 11, 2009
My Favorite Pants.
By: CDogg
February 23, 2009
Scored the OD Digi-Camo print version on clearance last spring, and when i tried them on, i couldn't wait for winter. Super comfy, super functional. Front pockets are perfectly-positioned like jean pockets are. Thigh vents are quite useful, cargo pockets are sized and positioned just right. Somehow, TNF got the baggy look just right, while getting them to actually fit like tailored pants should fit -- without an excessively long rise in the crotch (like lots of ski pants i've tried) or any sag in the seat. Soft liner is good down into the low '20's -- beyond that throw on some thermals and/or long socks and you're golden. At 5'10 the Large is perfect in every way except the length, which is a bit long for me. I have to roll up the back of the cuff an inch when not wearing snow boots. Still, if i could wear these to work, i would -- i practically live in these pants.
How warm do these pants keep you, do you need to wear any extra
How warm do these pants keep you, do you need to wear any extra layers underneath? And Im about 5'9'' what size should I get?
By: billy
December 15, 2008
I would wear a layer or so, but I tend to run cold all the time. As far as size I'd shoot for a medium but it really depends on your waist size. Use the provided sizing chart as these run true to size.
By: Steve Tibbitts
December 15, 2008
Great pants
By: sk1fastr935990
December 23, 2008
Awesome pants...color is amazing. wicked comfortable...but im gonna be honest. not the warmest pants at all. my legs get pretty cold even when its only 22-24 degree's out. but doesn't bother me...its skiing!
Did anyone find these pants to be excessively baggy? I know baggy
Did anyone find these pants to be excessively baggy? I know baggy is kind of what is popular but these almost cover my boots entirely.
By: pball19ac2409133
December 10, 2008
Not so much. Yes baggy, but not insane amount of baggy.
By: Steve Tibbitts
December 15, 2008
Whats up with the length? Like Ryan, Im 6'4" with a
Whats up with the length? Like Ryan, Im 6'4" with a 36 waist and 35 in inseam. Sizing chart says they come in XL long but down see it on the options selection. What gives?
By: Evan
November 7, 2008
Evan, this is Ryan. I went and tried on the large and XL(regular length) at Colorado Ski and Golf. I would say go with the XL. They say it's a 33 length inseam, but the fit is pretty loose. So, they were dragging the ground when I tried them on. The large - too tight in the waste(no room to tuck in undershirts) The XL's waste is a little big, but has the cinch up velcro side things, and gives room for under layers. I liked the way they fit. The only reason I didn't buy was because my girlfriend wouldn't let me. I think I might know what my x-mas present might be from her....
By: ryan
November 11, 2008
Do these pants run long ...hopefully???? I'm 6'4",
Do these pants run long ...hopefully???? I'm 6'4", but have a 36-38in waste. Would these be highwater on me???
By: ryan
October 22, 2008
I'm 6.3" and typically buy jeans size 34". These pants in medium are just perfect for me.
By: odavor1561680
December 8, 2008
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