Mountain Hardwear Mesa Pant SKU: #7748798
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- The Mesa Pant makes rock climbers weak at the knees with its thought-out design and functional features.
- DWR (durable water repellent) finish sheds moisture.
- UPF 50 sun protection.
- Articulated knees and an inseam gusset provide full range of motion.
- Micro-Chamois™-lined conical waist wicks away moisture and prevents chafing.
- Integrated belt for dialed-in fit.
- Zip fly and snap waist.
- Two front and two back pockets with drainage holes.
- 100% nylon.
- Machine wash cold and tumble dry low.
- Outseam: 42 in
- Inseam: 31 in
- Front Rise: 10 1⁄2 in
- Back Rise: 15 1⁄2 in
- Product measurements were taken using size SM 30" Inseam. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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1 person found this review helpful
March 27, 2010
Paul N
from Dallas, TX
These pants are great! They are very lightweight, they seem to breathe nicely, and they are nice enough to be on the nicer side of casual attire: not quite business casual, but close. I'd rather wear these than a pair of jeans!
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April 25, 2010
Scott J
from Southwest Virginia
Excellent pants. Good fit and well designed. Great storage and closures. Much better than cargo zip-off pants, which almost always break a leg zipper, usually fairly quickly turning the pants into shorts. Built-in belt a plus as well. Wear them pretty much every day. Best alternative to MEC Rad Pants which are no longer made. Haven't worn camping but expect they will do well. Quick drying. I canoed a fair amount in them. The fabric is also quiet which is important for spotting wildlife or just feeling alone in the outdoors. May buy another pair. These would be even better if inseam sizes were available, a little long on my short legs. But not a big deal.
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June 2, 2010
Ryan
from Baltimore
I recently used these pants on a two week, mostly urban backpacking trip. They stowed great, were comfortable, and dried very quick. I am 6'2, at 180lbs with a 33 inch waist, and the large was a little big in the waist, but the length was perfect.
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September 15, 2011
Anonymous
I just wore these on two 10hr round trip flights and I was totally comfortable, unlike wearing cotton jeans. They were great around town as well, fabric is light and breathes well in 80 degree temps. They fit and feel very like very high quality pants and look great. Only thing is they ran small, I normally wear LG but had to go with XL which slightly big but works. If you couldn't tell by now, yes I will be ordering more of these.
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April 14, 2012
Rich
from Omaha, Nebraska
Wore these on a 3 day backpacking trip in the Pine Ridge area of Northwestern Nebraska. Spent time both on trail and in some thick stuff off trail. The Mesa pants held up really well and were pretty comfortable to hike in. I really liked the integrated belt system they have on these. Overall if you want a good outdoor pant that can be worn in a variety of situations i would recommend these. I've field tested them and they worked out quite well. They also have a pretty good price when compared to similar products from other manufactures.
Brands I'd also recommend: Marmot
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In 1993, a small group of people who had weathered years in the outdoor industry decided to get together and form Mountain Hardwear. The founders bet on experience and passion for innovative, technologically advanced products to bring together a product line for the serious outdoor user. Creating new, innovative technologies, Mountain Hardwear´s gear, apparel and accessories continue to transcend all boundaries and march head first into the future.
More than a decade later, Mountain Hardwear has grown quite a bit, but the employees still remain friendly and down-to-earth, and the products are still bomber. Mountain Hardwear employees share a passion for the outdoors along with a passion for designing innovative, technologically advanced gear. The company sponsors over 20 athletes, and uses those real-world challenges and experiences to continue to advance the technology and fabrics built into its products.
Mountain Hardwear has always focused on bringing radical thinking to the gear they make. Innovations include their patented Cross Flow™ tent construction, WindStopper® next-to-skin fabric and their patented Quantum Expander™ for sleeping bags, to name just a few. The company continually challenges itself to bring technical innovation to outdoor gear and to create detail-oriented design features that anticipate users' needs. They combine that innovation and attention to detail with superior product quality – backed with a lifetime warranty that speaks for itself. Radical Thinking – technical innovation and meticulous attention to detail. Mountain Hardwear makes gear to perform when you need it most.
