Synchro Mountain Hardwear Men's Pants

$127.70

Product Specs

5 Reviews

Sizing Chart

Synchro Mountain Hardwear Men's Pants

Revised for improved alpine functionality while ice climbing, skiing and doing other cool stuff.

Synchro™ SBT Shell fabric
Conduit™ Soft Shell Laminate
One-handed draw cord and snap at cuff
Welded hand pockets with water-resistant zips
Extra long side venting, water-resistant zips
Two welded rear pockets with water-resistant zips
Laminated Ambush® edge guards
Micro-chamois lined, seamless conical waist
Exterior taped, water-resistant seams
Two way front fly
Inseam: 32"
12oz/ 352g

The true test of any product is once it is out in the field, and the Mountain Hardwear Synchro Pant for A. Just read what ski mountaineer Andrew McLean had to say

In the three years it has taken me to wear out a pair of Synchro pants, I've gone through four pairs of skis, three pairs of poles, two pairs of ski boots and countless smashed sunglasses. Synchros are built to last and are the one piece of clothing I wear virtually every time I go out backcountry skiing. Between skiing, rock climbing, travel and casual wear, I've put over 400 days on a single pair of Synchros and they are still going strong.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Mountain Hardwear Synchro Pants for Men is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Synchro Mountain Hardwear Men's Pants

EM - August 28, 2009

Double Trouble with the MH Vertical
Use it with the MH Vertical and you won't go wrong. Both have full side zips so ventilation won't be a problem. This is the best combination for anything from snowboarding to climbing mountains.

Mr. Go - May 18, 2009

Lap pants +++
These replaced my bagged-out Paty Guide pants for my daily ski wear... Now I'm glad I bought these for a deal on Altrec (cheers!) I was worried MH pant fit (previous unsatisfying experience) and about breathability - for both resort laps & skinning - & couldn't be happier: the side zips slide easy & do the job no prob. Full on water protection. Another upside is that they look better than most bc pants, so I'm not looking like I'm expedition-bound when just riding the lifts. Good pocket placements. Downside: no gaiters for powder forays. Fit: generous length & waist - ceratinly more roomy than the Synchro jacket - but works for layering/coverage. I'm 6'1" / 185 lbs., the L fits well slightly belted with a layer under. Recommended, except for the deep stuff.

Peng Liu - May 6, 2009

Highly Recommended
I picked this pant for my friend for his journey to Sichuan Province in China. The fit is perfect. He like it very much and wear along with it almost all the journey. He highly recommended it to me after came back from Sichuan. I think I will get myself one pair of this pants later on, it also looks good...

Cascade Climber - August 30, 2008

Great in cold and wet. Vents well when it warms up.
Bought the jacket to check it out. Cold, wet climb-- stayed dry, sun came out and didn't bake. So I got the pants. They are durable and unzip so far they vent like shorts. Perfect for glacier travel where you can go from tanning factor 10 to a cold blue slot. Saves me hauling separate rain gear. Now if it was in a light color...

chas ariss - March 2, 2008

killer pants
ironclad pants use'em 4 everythng frm softball to bouldering 6'3" 36 in inseam XL best peace

Sizing Chart

Men's
	XSmall	Small	Medium	Large	XLarge	XXLarge
Chest	33-35	36-38	39-41	42-45	46-49	50-53
Sleeve	32	33	34	35	36	37
Waist	26-27	28-30	31-33	34-37	38-41	42-45
Inseam	29	30	31	32	33	33
Inseam (Reg)	-	29	30	31	32	-
Inseam (Long)	32	33	34	35	36	36