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Marmot Cargo Pant - Men's

Marmot Cargo Pant - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 March 24, 2008

Spent 4 days @ Snowbird in everything from 8" deep powder to groomed runs and dripping chairlifts (got above 32 on a couple occasions near the bottom of the mountain). The pants had no sign of wear, tear, wetness, etc. Good thing I bought black - I'll be wearing these for years to come!

P.S. I wore only a thin pair of stretchy tights underneath and felt very comfortable even when it dipped down to about 20 degrees with a 25 mph wind.

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