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Get burly weather protection in and out of bounds with The North Face Mountain Pants.
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Good Quality, Fit Loose
Rockisland
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The pant is lined. I bought it for skiing. I debate between this pant and the Meru bib. I tried the Meru in a store. It is better fit than this mountain pant.
I did check with the sales about the performance fit and the alpine fit of the 2 pants. The BC staff told me the performance fit is slimmer. That's not true. This pant is looser than Meru bib. Make sure you try them before you buy.
I am 5'6 and 135lb. I bought S. The length is OK. Just looser than I expected. And the the BC staff was not very knowledgeable about the products.
The quality feels good but not more than that. It is not as good as a 3-layer pro-shell. You can easily feel the big difference.
13,400'
Brett Clatt
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mtn pant. Tried them on at REI today, liked...
Scott Philip
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mtn pant. Tried them on at REI today, liked them as well as the sale price but too long for me. Will be used for skiing. Are they made in a shorter inseam?
I am happy these pants for only 20%.
Sergey
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I am pleased with these pants for only 20%.
The quality of material and seams good.
I am surprised, how pant of the same size can be different?
I have a lot of pants TNF, I always buy a size M pants and sit on me all perfect.
But these pants in addition to what they gave me small, so they are still short.
Inserts for knees , located above them.
Inseam - regular 32", inseam actual - 31".
Without base layer in them cold at -10C, if only to run and quickly climb up the mountain with a backpack of 60 liters in them more comfortable.
In TNF Cotopaxi pant, at -10C I feel comfortable, in TNF Fargo Gargo pant at -10C is warm.
I will go return.
Fit is on the small side...
chrp376313
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These are really nice pants, but do believe the other reviewers, they run small. I am 5'6" and weigh 155 and they fit a bit snug across my butt. What makes the snug fit even worse is the fleece like lining that velcro's/sticks to your long underwear. The don't slide freely and are grabby. If the lining was more slick this would greatly improve these pants. Another gripe is the bibs, they are a pain to figure out and don't function as well as they could if the had more than two attachment points. It would be great if they came in a shorter inseam also. 4 stars...
I'm debating getting these pants or the...
brendan.ma1803150
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I'm debating getting these pants or the Mammut Stoney pant. Which is better for backcountry/skinning? Could really use help
Worked in -19 degre temps at 14,265'
Brett Clatt
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Used these for a winter opener hike up Quandy peak and they performed flawlessly!
size small, lined pant, have full side zips
jri4700929
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I returned these because they were too small (large did not fit my 34 in waist), fit too slim, the suspenders are useless, and don't really need full side zips for cruising the groomed slopes. Are you really ever going to need to make an equipment change that involves removing your snow pants while on the mountain?
Steve
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These are mountaineering pants. Yes, we do use the full side zips quite often on multi-day expeditions. If you want a true ski pant check out the north face freedom pant series. I have those as well and prefer them for skiing any day of the week over these.
Great wind/water resistance
Joey Bowen
Member since
I really enjoy these and they do as advertised, I have only ran into one problem with them the pockets are kinda fragile they are bonded together not sown.
Sizes small, tight fit
jri4700929
Member since
I have a 34 inch waist and the Large was very snug. Not much room to move in the legs either. These have full length visible side zips which are not visible in the photo. The materials appear to be very good. Would size up two for proper fit with these. Interestingly, other TNF products do not seem to run this small.
hugging a waterfall
mie4924766
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Stayed completely dry thanks to the NF mountain pant.
hugging a waterfall
mie4924766
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Stayed completely dry thanks to the NFL mountain pant.
Quality Ski Pant
robert coleman
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Keep you dry and breath really well. They do ride a little high for my preference, but you can't have everything. I like em a lot.
Small in Waist
col5143204
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The pants were great really liked them, but they don't run true to size in the waist. I had to return them because they were just to tight in the waist.
stuart smythe
Member since
agree. i have these and the five point pant...in the same size, but the waist is smaller on these!?!. Otherwise, all else is great with these.
TNF Mountain Pant
mie4924766
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These pants Rock! I live in western Washington and i wanted a pant that will survive our soggy days. I wore these pants on a stormy day riding my quad in the mountains. the forcast was for 1.5inches of rain. we rode all day and i went through many 3ft deep puddles and had waves of water splashing me over and over all day. not a drop of water got through these pants. my friend was soaked through his gear in about the first hour. I have also taken these pants on many snowshoe trips (day and overnight). the full zip feature is great for easy on and off without taking off your snowshoes, and seconds as vents. I would recomend this pant for anyone that is looking for a pant that will not allow water in no matter what. However I do wish they were not insulated so i could wear them in the summer too.
Good!
Mike Traslin
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A good rugged and comfortable ski pant....
komarmd352175
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I returned it. Had 10yo North Face Summit Series Ski pants that finally gave up the ghost and I wanted to replace them. These were a disappointment. The suspenders attach just in front and then loop around the shoulders. They felt uncomfortable. I have a 36" waist and most Large pants fit me perfectly, these were way tight at the waist.
Mike Traslin
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In retrospect my pants feel a little tight when I try to do a full stride on the up track while ski touring (But I also have hockey butt) I wear a size medium....I am 5'9 155lbs to 160lbs...
Mike Traslin
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Give The North Face Enzo pants a try....They have free rider fit (Generally more loose fitting)
The best, period
rregart
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The best ski pants I've ever owned. Fit, finish and flex are perfect. Warm without the bulk, yet comfortable on spring days - just leave your long johns at home. Everything works as advertised, or better. Worth every penny, buy these.
Hello. Have this pant YKK zips?
crigomez100149655
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Hello. Have this pant YKK zips?
When will back country get mediums in?...
Lincoln Hart
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When will back country get mediums in? Every pant i go to buy lately they havent had any mediums
Gone Fishing
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Lincoln, try the "Chat Now" feature or call the toll free number. Inventory questions tend to sit for long periods of time without answers.
Quality Pant - Great Fit
Joe.A
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I was looking for a pant that was nicely fitted ... not baggy. These pants fit great, enough room that they are very comfortable without being restricting in any way. The suspenders are a great addition because not only do they hold them up in place but the waist sits higher and keeps me warmer. (now all my baselayers fit tucked into these vs not in a traditional waist pant) I skied in power the first day and hard pack the second day in about 1 degree weather on the east coast and these kept me plenty warm and the gaiters kept all snow/moisture out. I would highly recommend to anyone considering. I am 6'1 about 210lbs and the XL fits great.
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Sergey
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