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Patagonia Alpine Guide Softshell Pant - Women's

Patagonia Alpine Guide Softshell Pant - Women's

Rating for this product: 5 February 17, 2009

These pants are terrific! i have used them backpacking in the Grand Canyon and in Alaska. and they worked perfectly in both places. I am usually a cold hiker and i was perfect not to cold, not to hot.
i dont think i will ever wear a different pair pants backpacking again. they also have been great for rock climbing in the winter. overall great pant. in really bad rain, i recommend a rain layer though.

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