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Royal Robbins Myriad Pants - Men's 32" Inseam - 2012 Closeout

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The Royal Robbins men's Myriad pants with 32 in. inseam offer smart storage options for on-the-go necessities while maintaining the lightweight comfort you expect from a blend of cotton and nylon.

Fabric blend offers the cool, breathable comfort of cotton plus the durability of nylon
Fabric blend has also been treated to provide quick-drying, wrinkle-resistant durability
Full-length inner gusset ensures full range of movement for walking and climbing over varied terrain
Slash hand pockets offer easy storage; 1 rear patch pocket with rip-and-stick closure; 1 rear zippered pocket secures small valuables
Right leg features a side utility pocket with snap closure, perfect for a phone or pocketknife
Left leg of the Royal Robbins Myriad pants features a vertically-oriented zippered pocket for storing keys, ID or other small items
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Royal Robbins Myriad Pants - Men's 32" Inseam - 2012 Closeout

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2013

4.0

Great pants - unsure of how to wear them

By maldito gato

from Alexandria, VA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Allows Free Movement
Breathable
Comfortable
Durable
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Casual Wear

Comments about Royal Robbins Myriad Pants - Men's 32" Inseam - 2012 Closeout:

I like these pants a lot. They are a perfect fit right out of the box, which is rare for me. Despite the fact they are are functional and comfortable, I feel like they are having a bit of an identity crisis. They aren't nearly as rugged as tactical pants, so I'd be nervous wearing them for anything more strenuous that a trip to the farmer's market. On the other hand, the extra zippers and pockets make them too casual for office wear. That leaves me wearing them on weekends, but then I feel like that "technical pant" guy who has overdone his outfit once again...

Good stuff, I love them. In fact, maybe it isn't them pants that are having an identity crisis. Maybe it's me?