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Arc'teryx Micon Pant - Men's

Item # ARC1171

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You'd estimate that on the finest powder days, you spend at least 50% of your time submerged in white fluff. The Arc'teryx Micon Pant withstands even your most intense submarine runs through fresh powder bowls so you can ski all day. A Gore-Tex Pro Shell three-layer exterior guarantees breathability, not to mention total protection from moisture in all its forms.

Fully taped seams prevent seepage even from lingering water
Coreline lining adds comfort and warmth
Coreloft insulation throughout traps body heat and leaves the cold outside
Mesh-lined vents allow for temperature regulation without compromising protection from the snow
Relaxed fit and wide-leg design accommodate layers and fit over ski boots with ease
Elasticized gaiters seal out snow from the ground level up

Bottom Line:

Enabling triple-digit ski day seasons for your recreational pleasure.

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By: Kjetil Birkeland Moe
May 2, 2012

Just finishing the descent

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I tried on the beta Ar pant in a large and they got perfect.

I tried on the beta Ar pant in a large and they got perfect. Do the micons fit larger than that were I would need a medium?

By: luke
February 3, 2012

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Hmm, I have to say, the Micon (Sabre) fits larger both in waist and girth, than the Beta AR. I'm a 32" waist and have the Micon in Med (which I love-worked great at Snowbird today) and I need a belt to keep them locked in place. I'd say if you're bigger than 33" waist go large, otherwise, med will work better. They have a pretty sweet waist adjustment on the inside waistband which can adjust the waist almost 2" for layers or guts.

By: Brandon Carlile
February 3, 2012

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I suggest a large in the Micons. The waist will be the same. The Micons are a baggier fit, so they'll be larger from the seat and thighs on down.

By: Dave Marcus
February 3, 2012

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Excellent resort pants

By: Kjetil Birkeland Moe
January 6, 2012

I got a size M of this item recently, and tried them on snow for the first time yesterday. In my opinion this is very good winter gear! I have used nothing but shell gear over the past years, but this insulated pant works very well. Though, I don't think I will ever go touring with them - for that they are too baggy and warm. I used them for evening skiing (-4 Celsius) with a thin wool insulation layer underneeth, and that was perfect.

About sizing: I normally use Medium sized clothing, but this "relaxed fit" pair of pants is just at the (max baggyness) limit of what I feel comfortable.

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By: Kjetil Birkeland Moe
March 13, 2012

The pant stood off 2 hours of skiing in the rain.

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I want these pants in the orange color. Looks like they are

I want these pants in the orange color. Looks like they are out of stock everywhere on the web. Any chance you guys will get another shipment?

By: scottihold139549
January 2, 2012

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Scott, inventory questions seem to go unanswered for periods of time. You would have much better luck using the "Chat Now" feature or calling the toll free number and talking to a BC service rep.

By: Gone Fishing
January 2, 2012

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