Nomis SC Simon Chamberlain Snowboard Pant - Men's - 2010

Sick pants. Sucks I have to return them. I got the Large and they were waaaay too big. I'm 6'1, 170 and wear a 34. Usually get a large for snowboard pants to let the boys breathe and stay comfy, but the large was insane and I had too much slack after using a belt. You could tell I was rocking pants that did not fit at all. The suspenders would help, but there was just too much pant. Shame cuz these pants are rad and I feel like they will not fail you with the right size. Oh, and they are not "Baggy" but not slim either. Right in the middle.

One thing to note if you rock Boa boots - the gaiters at your ankles are not adjustable with a velcro or snap opening. They are just a simple stretch with grip. If you adjust your boots a lot on the mountain, it would be a pain in the ass to pull these things on and off your boot to get to the boa system. Yeah Yeah I'm picky, but it's the little things that get me.

The style and fit of this pant is awesome. all seven pockets have zippers. The butt area has a sag zipper that is wicked. unzip and let the mountain know that you are rockin Nomis SC pants. I'm 6'2" with a 32inch waist and the large fit well. The descripstion says baggy but they really are not. the only complaint about the pants is the outer fabric feels thin. I just don't know how these pants will fare after a session thorugh the trees.

I don't know why the call the fit "baggy", I had to return the XL I bought because the legs were too tight. I'm 6' 220 lb and when I tried them on I couldn't even get into a crouched stance like riding without them stretching to the limit around the crotch/thigh area. I don't even want to imagine what would happen if I took a decent spill wearing these. I've worn XL on every other pair of boarding pants and these were the only ones that didn't fit. (I ****'d it because the pants look good and feel like they'd be really functional, I just don't like the fit)

I'm a tall rider at 6'6", and love the 34" inseam on the XLs. At this size, the waist is a few inches too big, but the suspenders keep me from having to wear a belt. I wear them in an X configuration, as just having them straight up, they slip off your shoulders too easily. I can wear them low on my waist, and it's much more comfortable then wearing a belt.

I got to break them in at Mammoth, during a record snowfall storm. 15' in four days, and the snow was wet. My legs were dry the whole time, these pants keep the wet out for sure. Functionally they work great, and they look good too. Total score!

Let me start off by saying, these pants are Nomis quality. That means that not anything amazing, but definitely look sick. They have pretty narrow bottoms which are cool because I don't enjoy stepping on my pants while I'm walking. A few things I liked about it is that it looks pretty sick, narrow bottom opening, and great waterproofing. However, there are some things that are not too cool about this, such as: random lint hanging out, random rips that happen very easily, and no powder skirt.... Why would pants come without a powder skirt....?