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Join Date: Jul 2010
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Hi. I'm looking to get a new pair of pants to replace my old 5k/5k rated pair since it's not cutting it anymore.
I've isolated several pants but now I'm wondering whether to get the pant that includes suspenders or go with a more traditional pair and use a belt. For the ones who have experience in both, which one do you prefer? Which holds the pants better and stop snow from getting in?
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Height:5'7" Weight: 165lbs Boards: Never Summer SL 154, Burton X8V 151.5 Bindings: Union Force SL, Burton Malavita Reflex Boots: Salomon Dialogue |
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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What kind of suspenders? I have the dc donons and they come with suspenders but they're worthless and uncomfortable. I usually just let them dangle and it looks cool
. BUT! the pants have a removable waist gaiter with a drawstring and I just pull on it and it's all i need to hold it up. If you really want to keep snow out on powder days get pants with a waist gaiter. I like to sag my pants a little and when I wear regular pants snow always gets in.
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These are what I meant with suspenders:
Sessions Balance: Sessions Balance Pant - Snowboarder.com Nomis Simon Chamerlain: Nomis SC Simon Chamberlain Pant 2011 | Snowboarder Magazine Which pants have the waist gaiter?
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