Description
The Beyond Medals Park Snowboard Pants in Beige are the perfect pants for riders who love a distinctly baggy park look without sacrificing technical protection. Beyond Medals designs these pants with a super baggy fit, a lightweight 2-layer shell construction, and 15K/15K performance. The outer fabric is made of 100% recycled polyester and features fully taped seams and a PFC-free DWR finish. No unnecessary frills and no heavy padding: just lightweight, roomy snowboard pants built for endless park laps.
Features:
- Fully lined for extra comfort
- Outer fabric: 100% recycled polyester
- Lightweight 2-way stretch
- Super Baggy Fit
- Fully taped seams
- PFC-free DWR treatment
- Elastic waistband
- Adjustable drawcord at the waist
- Adjustable pant legs with drawcord
- Zippered hand pockets
- Back pockets with Velcro
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Fit
Loose fit - The classic loose fit or baggy look is very popular. Not only does it give you extra freedom of movement, but it’s also very practical if you like to wear protective gear under your pants.
Water column
15,000 mm - This water column rating is more than enough if you’re looking for snowboard pants that will let you stay outside for extended periods in heavy rain or snow.
Breathability
15,000 g/m² - Most snowboard pants fall into this mid-range category. Ideal if you tend to sweat a bit more, ensuring you can continue to enjoy ultimate comfort.
Insulation
Shell - Shell pants are versatile and uninsulated. Snowboarders who tend to get hot quickly should opt for this type of pant. You can also easily wear extra layers under your pants if you’d prefer a bit more warmth. You can easily handle even harsher conditions with shell snowboard pants thanks to their high waterproof rating and excellent breathability.
Material
Recycled polyester - Recycled polyester is made from plastic waste, which is a major environmental benefit compared to standard polyester. Snowboard pants made from this material are generally very stretchy, dry quickly, and are highly waterproof.
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