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DC Ace 13 Insulated Pant - Women's
Your goal: to ride the mountain with your friends, break your comfort zone, and hopefully find some powder. The DC Women’s Ace Insulated Pant's goal: to offer adequate waterproofing, warmth, and breathability—oh, and style—so you can worry about accomplishing your goal and not worry about what your outerwear is up to.
- 5K waterproofing provides adequate waterproofing for fair to moderate days on the hill
- Lightweight 40g insulation provides extra warmth without laying it on too thick
- Tailored fit wears comfortably with a low rise, straight-leg fit through the thighs, and a slight taper around the knee
- Mesh-backed inseam venting allows for customizable cross-ventilation with a design that won't cause zippers to snag
- Angled cargo pockets are easy to access on the chairlift and sit flush with the rest of the pant for a streamlined look
- Zipped hem gusset can be worn flared out over boots or zipped up for a boot-cut look
- Elastic boot gaiter with bootlace hook secures around the cuff of your boot and on connects to laces to keep snow from sneaking in
Bottom Line: The gateway to progression.
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Meh
By:
Gabe R
October 15, 2012
It got the job done. On cold days I was colder, on wet days I was wetter, but I never complained. I didn't think these pants were badass, so I didn't expect them to be.
Would definitely only recommend these pants for casual riders. Since this is a review, I get a chance to bitch now, so it kinda did suck on days where you'd snowboard whistlers peak and, with windchill, it was something like -30 to -40 degrees Celsius. Or on days on the north shore of Vancouver where it would rain an ass load. Eventually, I got used to stashing an extra pair of undies and pants in the car for the after-party.
Love these pants !
By: Claire Bice
December 10, 2012
Meh
By:
Gabe R
October 15, 2012
It got the job done. On cold days I was colder, on wet days I was wetter, but I never complained. I didn't think these pants were badass, so I didn't expect them to be.
Would definitely only recommend these pants for casual riders. Since this is a review, I get a chance to bitch now, so it kinda did suck on days where you'd snowboard whistlers peak and, with windchill, it was something like -30 to -40 degrees Celsius. Or on days on the north shore of Vancouver where it would rain an ass load. Eventually, I got used to stashing an extra pair of undies and pants in the car for the after-party.
Change me.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [shell] polyester micro twill
- Fabric Waterproof Rating:
- 5000 mm
- Fabric Breathability Rating:
- 5000 g/m²
- Insulation:
- 40g polyfill
- Fit:
- standard
- Venting:
- inner thigh zips
- Gaiters:
- yes
- Seams:
- critically taped
- Waist:
- belt loops with button closure
- Pockets:
- 2 front, 2 back
- RECCO:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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