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From steep headwalls to towering hip jumps, the Burton Men’s 3L Cirque Pant keep you warm, dry, and styled. Featuring Burton’s most waterproof breathable fabric, 3-layer DryrideDurashell, the 3L Cirque Pant repels moisture no matter what the weather does, and wicks and breathes for effective moisture management. Burton lined the seat and knees with microfleece to keep your ass and legs warm while you strap in, and cargo pockets provide plenty of room for your stash or some pipe gloves. - Fall 2008.
Bottom Line: Take the Burton Men’s 3L Cirque Pant anywhere on the mountain without fear of cold, wet legs.
tnx for your reply, ryan. i have a pair of 686 smarty cargos thats been used for a few seasons, and the lining is disintergrating (perhaps i didnt read the how to care for instructions :<). got the smarty jacket too, and its doing the same thing. prolly will shy away from that brand for now. fingers crossed for these pants tho.
False, its a 3 Layer pant that will definitely, definitely repel the moisture. The last thing you will have to worry about is water getting in.
Maybe after a few seasons you will lose the DWR coating on the outside (but that is normal -- you can apply a new one) ... you will never lose the performance in the fabric as its built into the material, its not a DWR coating placed on top of the fabric that can wear off.
Taking a hard look at these, but could use some input on sizing. I'm a tweener: L/XL. 5-10 205lbs with big thighs. Waist 36". My current Planet Earth pants (L) are snug around the legs, but if these are built baggy, can a get by with a Large?
You should be good with a large... I'm 6' and 195 lbs, 34" waist and an XL is too big for me. They are a bit baggy -- if you want some ample room to spare with a bit baggier fit go for the XL's
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only wore it for one trip in fickle n.w. weather (i.e.:rain, rain/snow, wet snow, snow, you get the picture). so far, the waterproofing is as good as described - prolly will NOT wash it for some time to preserve the coating the fleece lining at the butt and knees is a great idea! im about 32.5 at the waist with about a 30 inseam, and these fit pretty good. i was a little concerned about the lightweight outer ripstop fabric - theres already some fraying at the butt and heel. plus, a quik tree run, a brush up against a twig, and riiiip! nothing duct tape cant fix! overall im really happy with the fit and features - would prolly like to see more durable outer fabric and some extra protection at the heel. then again, i got it for a steal, so no complaints here.
I'm 6'0" and just under 195 lbs... I like a similar fit and would wear a large. You may be able to get away with a medium, but I place my bet on Large.
Just got these pants and haven't tested since it is still summer. Feel nice and warm, def light weight. Ready to test, but so far pleased with quality. Zips in nice with the 3L Hybrid jacket.
Hm.. regarding the color being a match to special blend south beach.. would that be the dark or the lighter variant?? Looks to me like the Special Blend Annex Snowboard Pant is a far darker south beach color than the Special Blend Division Pant?? Judging from the photos the brilliant blue looks like somewhere between the DC Banshee "Glc" color and the Oakley assault "vivid blue"? And definitely less saturated than the 2l "electric blue"..? You wouldn't have a RGB no., would you (c;
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