MIER Men's Convertible Hiking Pants Lightweight Quick Dry Outdoor Travel Nylon Pants, Stretch and Zip Off, Black, M
Brand: MIER
Color: Black
From mountain trails to sunny river banks to scorching deserts, MIER Men’s Convertible Pants swiftly converts between pants and shorts when the temps change. Lightweight, packable, abrasion-resistant nylon plain weave with DWR repels water and wind, wicks away moisture, breathes, and dries quickly for dry, cool comfort. 4-way stretch offers performance mobility. The 7 multifunctional pockets could properly stash your wallet, cellphone and other necessities. Partial elastic waistband plus a detachable quick release webbing belt provide a customized comfort fit. This tough cross-functional pant was crafted with high performance material, they will be your good companion for spring camping, summer backcountry trips, fall day hikes and year-round expeditions.
Stretchy & Breathable: 4-way stretch fabric treated with breathable technology to reduce sweat and keep you stay comfortable. Lightweight stretch fabric offers performance mobility
Convertible Hiking Pants: Can be worn at three lengths for versatile styling, you can have 32.5" pants, 10" shorts or if all you desire is capri-length pants for a river crossing, they're easy to roll up and secure with an elastic drawcord at hem
7 Multifunctional Pockets: 2 slash hand pockets,1 additional smaller hook & loop pocket, 2 thigh pleated pockets (right one with a zipper, left one with hook & loop), 2 rear zipper pockets. Various type of pockets for keeping your valuables and tools
Comfy Fit: Adjustable waist with elastic sides plus removable black belt (Duraflex buckle) can be completely adjusted according to personal waistline; Articulated knees for the ultimate flexible and a wider range of movement; YKK zipper fly with sturdy metal button
Versatility: Built to venture into deep wilderness, the MIER Convertible Hiking Pant takes you from point A to point B with ease. Best for bouldering, canyoneering, casual, backpacking, hiking, sport climbing, stillwater fishing, trad climbing