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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 5
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I am in the market for some new snowboarding pants. For the past few years I have been wearing some Columbia ski pants. On my last trip to the mountain, they have started absorbing water around the knees, thighs and butt.
I am a big boy (6’-4”, 48-50” waist) and can’t seem to find anything in my size from the "traditional "snowboard clothing manufactures (besides Columbia). I started looking at Military Clothing, specifically the Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS). I have found a few sources which are available in my size; My question is, what are peoples thoughts about using the ECWCS pants for snowboarding? Any option on which of the above I should buy? Also, if anyone knows of a brand from the "traditional "snowboard clothing manufactures which go to a 48-50" waist, please let me know. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
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I went ahead and bought the Gore-Tex pants in black from the Military Supply House. Got them with reinforced knees and butt (+$40), cargo pockets (+$20), with shipping total is $254.00.
Once I getting them, I can report back. |
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