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Mountain Hardwear Typhoon Pant - Men's

Mountain Hardwear Typhoon Pant - Men's

Rating for this product: 3 December 3, 2009

I guess these pants are made for incredibly slim young jocks with long legs. With a 33" waist I always get medium, but with these I had to try a large which means the legs are too long, but even a large seemed a bit tight for my butt, so finally I returned them. But if they fit you, they're wonderfully light for what they do.I'd give it 5 stars except for a rather serious flaw: the leg zips don't go high enough to comfortably take these pants on and off with boots on. With crampons, forget it. I wear only size 9, and I can barely get my boots through them. Probably not good winter pants unless you never plan to take them off.

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The North Face Himalayan Parka - Men's

The North Face Himalayan Parka - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 January 9, 2007

I wanted the best, warmest parka on the planet, and in my first use, it did the job. Had a mountain emergency and, while it wasn't that cold (20's), it kept me plenty warm standing around for 7 hours waiting for help. Packs well for something this voluminous.

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