Description
Storm-proof shell pant for any day on the hill followed by a wild party in the parking lot.
Well-equipped for slaying waist-deep blower, running up a slackcountry boot pack, and partying in a muddy parking lot, The North Face Fargo Cargo Pant provides versatile performance with lots of style for your ski getup. A waterproof breathable two-layer HyVent membrane and Thermoliner ensure protection during storms while the Chimney Venting system keeps the air circulating for spring sessions or day tours.
- The tough shell, waterproof breathable HyVent 2L membrane, and fully taped seams ensure moisture protection
- Thermoliner adds just a hint of warmth while mesh works to keep air flowing during long sunny laps or hikes
- Slightly baggy fit accommodates heavier baselayers during cold days
- StretchVent leg gaiters with gripper elastic fit over ski boots and feature Chimney vents
- Chimney Venting system draws air in from the ankles and channels it over your legs and out the zippered mesh inner thigh vents for ultimate cooling on the mountain
- Belt loops and adjustable hook-and-loop tabs ensure the pant doesn't fall down when you practice your Gelande skills
- Belt loop tabs lock with compatible jackets from The North Face (sold separately) for a seamless barrier against deep snow
- Ankle zips secure easily over your boots and help to keep out snow
- Zip hand pockets and rear pockets hold on-mountain necessities without letting moisture into your inner layers
- Cargo pockets feature Lot Locks so you can keep your cuffs out of the mud puddles in the parking lot
- RECCO Avalanche Rescue System may give you a better chance at being recovered inbounds
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it says these pants are discontinued. so...
Susanne Easley
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it says these pants are discontinued. so are they still in stock and available. If so, I am 5'8 and usually wear a 32-34 will these fit me okay. and Im okay if they sag or would be to big i have suspenders
Matt Towner
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Any of the items that appear in the drop-down menu are still available and you can check quantity available once it is in your shopping cart. The size M will definitely be a bit long for you, but you'll have no problem in the waist.
Lightweight, dry, but baggy
irvp448062
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I was looking for more of a skiing pant and these run baggy through the leg a la snowboarding pants. Doesn't mean they aren't high quality or don't perform well, because they are and do, but not quite the "look" I was going for. Love the colors (I have the light brown with red interior mesh), very flexible, would need leggings during a storm though. Keep up the good work, TNF.
Great Pants
Field Cook
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I really enjoy these guys. Im 6'0" and 200 lbs, or 182cm and 90 kg. I usually wear 34-32 and I got the large. They fit really well, and when I'm flying down the mountain on skis I don't get any chills or anything. I get really hot real quick and hate layering because it means that I have to take things on and off when ever I get inside the lodge. I barely notice they're there they feel like normal pants and I don't notice any overheating. I usually just wear a pair of athletic shorts underneath and throw the pants on and go! Great Decision buy!
These pants rock
ben810
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I just got back from a trip to Alaska and I wore these pants for 4 days straight and they held up really well. I've gone through 5 or 6 snowboard pants and these are my favorite. The red color is a nice looking red and it stands so my buddies can spot me on the mountain easily. The fit is a little on the larger side (I'm 5'10" 170lbs) for a medium and was a little long for a regular but there are these cool straps inside the cargo pockets that you can use to cinch up the bottom of the pants so they don't drag on the ground when walking around. The material is solid and held out any moisture nicely while also keeping me nice and dry inside. I wore my base layer pants underneath and everything fit very comfortably. I spent 3 days on the Alyeska Resort and 1 day going backcountry riding (Chugach Powder Guides rock) and the pants kept the snow out nicely in knee to waist deep pow. The temps were between mid teens to mid 20's and with the base layer pants, these kept me nice and warm. I went a few days w/o the base layer pants and was still comfortable wearing these pants. If I need to get another pair of snow pants, these will definitely be it.
Bomber Pants
Chad Cordell
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I have 2 pair of these pants. One pair is 3 years old and the other is 2 years old. They still look great. Very little signs of wear. They are super durable and fairly waterproof. For the price this is a hard pant to beat.
What is the difference between this pant...
Beetman
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What is the difference between this pant and the TNF Slasher Cargo?
Arthur Debowski
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Aesthetics would be the main one. The Slasher has angled cargo pockets which makes them a bit easier to access sitting on a lift. Otherwise they are very similar in materials and construction.
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any changes from last year?
David giambarresi
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any changes from last year?
