Mountain Hardwear Men's Chockstone Alpine Pant

$130.00

Color: Dark Storm

Size:

Inseam: Regular

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Highlights

Heavyweight Softshell
Adjustable Waist
Inseam: Short, Regular, Long

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Product Information

FIT AND DESIGN:

Tough, durable alpine climbing pant
4-way-stretch, double-weave fabric with high abrasion resistance
Enhanced knee articulation enables full range of motion
Fully adjustable waist with harness-compatible integrated belt
Gusseted ankle zippers to accommodate alpine boots
Two zippered hand pockets and one zippered thigh pocket on right leg

TECHNOLOGY:

UPF 50 to filter harsh sun rays

ADDITONAL DETAILS:

Approx. Weight: 14.8 oz. / 420 g, weight based on size Medium
Uses: Alpine Climbing, Rock Climbing

Brand : Mountain Hardwear
Country of Origin : Imported
Fabric : Upper Body: Chockstone™ Double Weave Softshell (88% Nylon, 12% Elastane); Lower Body: Tuff Tech Redux Apex (92% Nylon, 8% Elastane)

Web ID: 21MHAMMCHCKSTNLPNAPB

REVIEWS

2.6

36%

Recommended

15 Reviews

Vinzanto

Verified Purchase

2 years ago

Mountain Hardwear Chockstone Alpine Pants

I picked up a second pair of these after years in an older pair. The newer style legs are a little less flared at the base which I am good with. The pockets did unfortunately shrink and makes storage and access more difficult. Also the fabric seems a little stiffer and less flexible than prior version. Overall still good pants.

Matt mag

2 years ago

They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To!

I own a ton of MH stuff. Good outdoor gear usually. The older style chockstone is all i wear at work. I work outside all year as a carpenter. Good: material is stout but flexible. Pocket liners are a nice mesh. Old style clip belt works well usually (more on that) Bad: front pocket zippers (both) zipped themselves right off the track within 2 weeks. Front pockets are anemic. Good for receipts and that's it. Not a big deal though. Side pocket no longer fits a cell phone No rear pocket. Belt loop is one continuous sheath. Belt comes out every time In the wash. It's quite a process to get it back in. I miss the old style chockstone with zipper back pocket and Clip Belt.

David Guajardo

Verified Purchase

3 years ago

Perfect For The Price Point

Comfortable, stretchy, good quality and great design. I took them to Pico de Orizaba Citlatepetl

Casey

Verified Purchase

3 years ago

Not Very Durable

Zipper and stitching near front pocket started to degrade after 2 days of light snowboarding and climbing. My initial impression is that these are not very durable pants.

Will

3 years ago

Redesigned To Save Money

I used the previous model for a few years and loved them. Bought the latest edition and it leaves much to be desired. The pant material was changed, much thinner than before. The angle of entry for hip pockets is too high so you can't put your hand in with a hip belt on. The size of the pockets are so small now I can barely get a full ungloved hand in. One pocket I couldn't get my palm in. They got rid of the thigh pockets altogether. The cuff extender was shortened so I can get them over my ski boots. The crampon guard was removed so an tap from a point will make a nice big cut.

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