Patagonia Powder Town Men's Pants
An articulated fit for freedom of movement, and a smooth liner for comfort and easy layering, the Patagonia Powder Town Men's Pants are an H2No® Performance Standard 2 layer shell with a slick mesh liner built for men who like to dial in their day depending on weather and the anticipated adventure. Stepping beyond your standard shell pant this has a microfleece panel in the seat for extra protection to go with its easy layer lining. All the features you’d expect in an all mountain pant, from the boot hook gaiters to robust hem protection, this also includes a RECCO® reflector for safety when you’re out in the backcountry and an adjustable waistline for customizing the fit over your various layers. Attach this to your jacket with the integration system built into the back for full protection as you’re throwing up the champagne powder.. these are built for winter, whether you’re on the front of the mountain ripping up the groomers, or out in the back slipping past the pines and sending up a sheet of powder.
Original: $249.00
-65%$249.00
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An articulated fit for freedom of movement, and a smooth liner for comfort and easy layering, the Patagonia Powder Town Men's Pants are an H2No® Performance Standard 2 layer shell with a slick mesh liner built for men who like to dial in their day depending on weather and the anticipated adventure. Stepping beyond your standard shell pant this has a microfleece panel in the seat for extra protection to go with its easy layer lining. All the features you’d expect in an all mountain pant, from the boot hook gaiters to robust hem protection, this also includes a RECCO® reflector for safety when you’re out in the backcountry and an adjustable waistline for customizing the fit over your various layers. Attach this to your jacket with the integration system built into the back for full protection as you’re throwing up the champagne powder.. these are built for winter, whether you’re on the front of the mountain ripping up the groomers, or out in the back slipping past the pines and sending up a sheet of powder.
