Can anybody recommend a good bidirectional or bicomponent pant?
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I'd like to piggyback on this question. I am looking for hiking pants that do not have belt loops or seams that would dig into my back and hips will wearing a larger pack and fully utilizing the hipbelt. They should also dry quickly and maybe have zip-off legs. The other catch is that I'm a 30" waist with a 36" leg, so finding something to fit will be the real challenge!
Thanks for your input!
Sorry to hijack the bidirectional post.
Darren,
Gramicci makes some hipbelt-compatible nylon pants in several leg lengths. Good materials, but the wrinkled/aged (j.crew) effect bothers me.
Check out beyondclothing.com for various pants options, particularly custom sizing. I'll bet if you contact them, you can address other "non-standard" options (like no belt loops…though you can always just carefully remove them).
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