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Mammut Macun Soft-Shell Pants - Men's
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When next you hear the call of the mountains, answer it with the Mammut men's Macun pants. Soft, stretchy and weather-repelling fabric keeps you comfortable all the way to the summit.
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Weight
11.3 ounces
- Soft, elasticized soft-shell fabric provides a comfortable feel and freedom of movement
- Durable water repellent (DWR) coating sloughs off moisture
- 2 zippered front pockets; 1 seat pocket with concealed zipper
- Pre-shaped knees
- Low packing volume
| Best Use | Hiking |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Synthetic |
| Inseam (in.) | 32 inches |
| Gender | Men's |
| Weight | 11.3 ounces |
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Location:New York City
6 years ago
Poor construction
I bought these for an expedition to Aconcagua. Literally on the first day wearing them, the crotch seems started pulling apart (first pic). I superglued that opening, hoping it would keep the pants together. However, a new failure in the stitching appeared and after four days the pants nearly unusable (second pic). I'm giving them two stars because, the materials and fit were good. Clearly Mammut is saving money by using a shoddy manufacturer
Location:Denver, CO
6 years ago
Excellent
Love these pants. Light enough to wear for summer hiking trips, but also strong enough to layer for winter hiking.
6 years ago
One Unfortunate Issue
Yes , I recommend this product
By far the most comfortable hiking/climbing pants that I have owned. They have worked on three hiking trips so far. Unfortunately there is a seam that is separating on the left knee. If it wasn’t for that one manufacturing issue these would absolutely be getting 5 stars.
Location:San Diego
6 years ago
Amazing pants
Yes , I recommend this product
Wore these hiking up to John Muir Basecamp on Mt. Rainier. Great material. Breathes, keeps you warm, sheds snow and moisture. Glissaded down the mountain and my bum was nice and dry.