Black Diamond Recon LT Stretch Pants - Women's

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Made for the backcountry, these Black Diamond pants can hold up to harsh winter conditions. BD.Dry™ waterproof tech keeps you dry. Lightweight ripstop fabric adds durability without feeling bulky.

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BD.Dry™ waterproof/breathable solution with a lightweight ripstop fabric for a best-in-class 3-layer combo of durability, protection and minimal weight
AquaGuard® zippered thigh pockets
Right thigh electronics pocket
Articulated knees
Back loop for powder-skirt-to-pant interface/attachment
Reinforced hem edges and scuff patches
Built-in gaiters
These feature a slimmed down fit when compared to the Black Diamond Recon Stretch line

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Best Use	Backcountry Skiing Downhill Skiing Snowsports
Fabric	BD.Dry™ 3L, 40-denier nylon stretch with PFAS-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish: 93% nylon/7% elastane, 141 g/m²
Windproof	Yes
Waterproof	Yes
Type of Waterproofing	BD.Dry™ 3L waterproof/breathable/windproof technology; 20,000 g/m²/24 hr breathability rating; 20,000 mm waterproof rating
Powder Cuffs	Yes
Side Cargo Pockets	Yes
Inseam (in.)	32 inches
Gender	Women's
Weight	15.87 ounces

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1 year ago

Ok, I love your pants. I wear them at work (SAR on glacier at elevation) and for play (BC skiing and climbing). If it’s not broke, why fix it?? You all got rid of the belt loops AND replaced the internal belt with a crappy, limited range clip system. Over the course of month long expeditions, not only do I lose weight, but the pants stretch out. It’s a little embarrassing to fly back to town with your pants around your ankles and now there’s no solution if the internal belt clip system can’t go small enough. Real bummed. I’m sure this was a “solution” to a belt being too bulky under a harness but this is not it. The belt loops you had before were super low profile and fit the best backcountry belts ever (Arcade). Anyway, excited to share some pics from Denali base camp next year with my pants falling off at the end of a month long stint. Ugh