Cappel Wallingford Vented Pant - Men's - 2010

i was a fan of Cappel back in the day before their strong comeback a few years ago... any company who sticks with a marketing plan of hot half naked chicks wearing oversized snowboarding gear is okay with me... of course i know that Cappel is part of Ride, which is part of K2, etc etc blah blah blah... so i'm really supporting old asian business men rather than hot young models... but that aside, these are great pants... great straight leg, slightly bootcut fit, with all the bells and whistles... perhaps a few too many bells and whistles actually, as all the metal dangling from these pants can make you feel a little like a christmas tree at times... the material is top notch and very "street" and all the snowboard specific features are there to keep you happy... i hear the fit on the 2010 models are better with wider bottom cuffs and bigger cuff slits that let you get more bell-bottomy for a more modern look (cuffs over the highbacks as opposed to stuffed inside for those who care for such things)... so if you can spend $300 on pants go for it... otherwise, these at $140ish will do nicely, sucka.

These pants are soo sick! they have a baggyer fit and a sick inside print. these pants will keep you warm, dry, and steezay

Pants arrived just as they looked on the website. Love the look and have already received some positive comments given how different they are. Great quality and well made. Another positive is that they are nice and long and being 6' 2" this is not often found in snowboard pants.

This pant is cut super well. Super sick bigger fitting pant. But aren't you sick of how everyone's pants are real baggy but tapered tight at the bottom? MC Hammer was never cool, neither were his pants. This cut solves that problem. A real boot cut pant. The leg opening is actually bigger than the knee. Exactly what baggy cuts need. And the materials are equally as "next level".

Everyone on the hill loves these pants. Even some of the old skier say they look cool.
They have this nifty little bit of Velcro to stop them from dragging in the mud