The North Face Men's Slashback Pant Clay Grey/Cavern Grey 2025
The North Face Men's Slashback Pant Clay Grey/Cavern Grey 2025
SKU:210000172298
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
PRODUCT INFORMATION
The Slashback Cargo Pant is the ideal, lightweight pant for lift-accessible snow exploration. Made with waterproof, breathable DryVent™ 2L fabric, you have the protection to charge hard from first chair until last.
Waterproofing: DryVent™
Insulation: Shell
Fit: Standard fit
Features:
- Secure-zip back pocket
- Reinforced kickpatches
- Secure-zip hand pockets
- Two patch-on cargo pockets with snap closure
- Snap front with integrated, adjustable belt
- StretchVent™ gaiters with gripper elastic
- Articulated knees
- Waterproof, breathable, seam-sealed DryVent™ 2L fabric helps keep you dry
- Jacket-to-pant integration
- Chimney Venting™ system
- Inner-thigh vents
RETURN POLICIES
RETURN POLICIES
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. That's why we offer a full refund on unworn and unused product for 30 days upon delivery of your product. Please note that FINAL SALE items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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