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First of all, I love these pants. I replaced some older burton 20k pants that were leaking in the butt with these, and the difference is pretty amazing. The cyclics are lightweight, bombproof fabric, ultra waterproof, and the fit through the legs is great, it's not restricting, but not baggy. The pockets and waterproof zippers are nice, and the style is sick.

However, coming from one of burton's "baggier" pants (chigurh), the small was HUGE on me, so I figured I'd get the small in the cyclic. It's quite a bit smaller. The cyclic runs a bit more true to size (32 waist is a bit tight on me), but the lack of consistency between models is a bit frustrating. So it came down to keeping the small and them being a bit tight in the waist, or getting a medium and having to use the velcro waist adjustment. I just kept the small. Got them for $115, amazing deal, would do it again.

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I prefer these to full metal jackets for a few reasons, but there are a few things better about the FMJ. FIrst, the titan has better cords. Skullcandy says the cloth cords won't tangle as much. I don't find that to be true. They tangle just as much. Titans have thick rubberized cords, which I like a lot more. Second, the cord on the titan is longer. The cord on the FMJ is just too short, i pull the buds out of my ears all the time. Third, way cheaper, because it doesn't include the inline mic, which never works anyways (didn't on my iphone 4 at all). The forward and reverse controls on the FMJ suck too, they don't work. So, for the price, the titan delivers the same sound, but for cheaper, with some better features.

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great for the price
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Snagged these pants for my gf off of whiskeymilitia the other day for $60. I was a little hesitant about 8k waterproofing and 5k breathability, but 686 has good products, and decided to do it.

turns out they're actually 10k waterproofing, 8k breathability. they're big for women's pants, the medium is probably around a 29 to 30 waist, but they're long. she's tall, so it's fine. the material is pretty durable, not the best i've ever felt, but definitely not the worst. the pixelated print is nice, and they have a lot of pockets and zips and things. good pants for the price.

also...they are WARM. if i had to guess, much more than the stated 20g insulation, they're fully insulated throughout the entire pant, and feel really nice when i tried them on (no homo).

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