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Jan 20, 2005 at 3:59 am #1215764
Hi everybody,
I own a ID Event Rain Jacket and I wonder if there’s any Event Rain PANTS out there. I believe ID doesn’t sell Event pants. I only know that RAB and Montane (both UK) sell EventPants.
Thank you and greets from GermanyJan 20, 2005 at 9:28 am #1335224I have the ID eVENT jacket too and am looking to buy some pants soon as it is the most amazing wp/b fabric I have used to date. ID does not make any yet but cross your fingers because that might change soon. I e-mail them about pants and this is what they said to me.
“The initial release will take place at the January Outdoor Retailer’s Show in Slat Lake City. We will then consider “public” release based on feedback about our new design. (I personally think they are great!!!”
I hope they are designed with a bit of articulation in the knee and crotch areas for better fit and mobility without lift. Their jacket even though I like it could be better designed if the fit category so I hope the pant is a different story. I realize that the more design features and sewing would make the clothing more expensive but I am willing to pay for it.
You are correct that the only other companies that make lightweight eVENT pants are Rab and Montane. I saw the Montane pants (15oz) at my local retailer but did not try them on because I am holding out till spring when they will release their new Air pant (8oz L). So for me it will be a show down between ID (local and cheaper) and Montane (expensive but better fit).
Jan 28, 2005 at 3:03 pm #1335307I noticed the new eVENT Alpinist jacket with matching pants at the Wild Things website.
Jan 28, 2005 at 4:38 pm #1335308Thanks for the heads up TVW on the Wild Things eVENT products. Looks to be nice for mountaineering but it might be a bit heavy for ultralight hikers. They have an eVENT bivy too and have updated a few products for 05. Site looks nice too.
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