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Mountain Hardwear Synchro Bib - Men's

Mountain Hardwear Synchro Bib - Men's

Rating for this product: 2 October 29, 2008

Beware the wide, flared cuffs on these pants. More suitable for a 70's disco than mountaineering. They will blow about in the wind and snag on crampons. The Mountain Hardwear site and the leaflet attached to the pants refers to a 'one-handed draw-cord and snap'on the cuff, which would be a very useful feature if it were actually present. Backcountry.com have been unable to tell me so far whether this is a fault with my pants or an error with the product description. Anyone else have a drawcord on their synchro bibs?

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