Analog Glasgow Snowboard Pants True Black

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• "Stay Dry my friends"

  L. N., ste. agathe, MB
  Pros: Wicks away water like nothing else, Warm, Good Vents if needed Cons:

  Got the last set of Russet Red ones and damn do they look good... They didnt have my size so I stepped up one size and it was a huge difference... So I'd just be careful when buying that you get your size or consider going down a size. Great pant otherwise.

• "Glasgow"

  S. S., Mansfield, Vic
  Pros: Looks stylish, Baggy, if ur into it, Cons: not the best for good movement ,

  Glasgow pants are great to show off in the park on those sunny days, however if your training to get some skill up or just riding hard, the glasgow pants tend to hold you back.

• "Stylish but not the most practical"

  NA, AL
  Pros: stylish as hell, lots of vents Cons: not the best choice of fabric for snow

  I bought the Bronco Plaid, and it looks terrific with almost anything! You can even wear them around the town on some extremely cold days and look cool. They're warm and windproof at any weather conditions. But beware if you plan on hitting the powder! It seems that these pants attract snow - just fall or sit in the soft snow for once and you're white all over. The fabric is this soft and somewhat cottony material and man, does the snow stick to it. I kind of looked like a polar bear after an hour of deep powder action :) And then you sit on the lift, and then that snow on your a$$ melts, and then eventually your a$$ gets wet :) Oh and don't forget to wear the belt or you'll get the snow inside through the top of the waist which is too wide, unless you can zip it to your analog jacket. It's adjustable, ok but it leaves gaps if you don't strap it with the belt.

• "Glasgow"

  J. W., SAN MARINO, CA
  Pros: Keeps you warm, Keeps you dry, Looks cool! Cons:

  I purchased the glasgow in size S. As i'm quite thin(waist size 26-28), I figured a small wouldn't be all that much bigger. It fits really loose, however, there is a latexy thing at the waist which allows you to tighten the waist. The pants are pretty legit in terms of waterproof, it kept my drier than my past pants have. I don't wear any layers underneath the pants and it's still pretty warm. The pockets are freaking deep, if you like deep pockets. Overall pretty decent pants, will be using them for a long while.

• "Glasgow Pants"

  NA, AL
  Pros: stylish, not too heavy, Cons: some hefty metal can hurt in a fall,

  Bought these to go with an analog perimeter and haven't looked back since. They look sick (like red denim) and fit perfectly, i love the soldier cut of them. Be careful if ordering, go one size down from what you normally wear as analog tends to run a little large, my mediums fit me perfectly (not super baggy but not tight) at 5'11.

• "Nice high quality pants"

  S. B., Zoetermeer, Zuid Holland
  Pros: High quality, Many pockets, Good ventilation Cons: Proportions width and length could b improved,

  I bought this pants since I liked the baggy style and the quality of Analog clothing. To avoid a too baggy fit, I ordered one size smaller than I'd normally do. S instead of M. Normally I wear jeans 30W and 32/34L. The waist is really nice and you can adjust it to your ideal fit using the straps. The length is ok, although a little bit longer would do, but that's probably unavoidable with the S-size. If you need good ventilation and lots of pocketspace, this is definately your thing!

• "Nice Baggy Fit"

  NA,
  Pros: Comfortable, Waist Adjusters, Big Fleece Lined Pockets Cons: Waist seems baggy compared to the rest of pants,

  As most of the reviews have stated these pants definately run on the larger scale. The Large say they fit size 34-36 waist but I would argue they would actually fit a 36-38 waist. If you are planning on getting these look at the Largest waist size on the size chart as the size you normally wear to determine which to get. I do not believe these are good pants for a tall skinny build since ordering a Large/X-Large for additional length will most likely result in a ton of extra space around the waist. On a positive note I do really like the cut of the pants, and the fleece lined LARGE pockets in the front are really nice. There are also plenty of ventilation zips for those warm spring riding days. If you are looking for a baggier fitting pant, and don't really mind wearing a belt riding, I would suggest picking these up in your normal sizing. Otherwise, it might be better to order these in one size smaller than you normally wear.

• "Nice Baggy Fit"

  T. A., highlands ranch, CO
  Pros: Comfortable, Waist Adjusters, Big Fleece Lined Pockets Cons: Waist seems baggy compared to the rest of pants,

  As most of the reviews have stated these pants definately run on the larger scale. The Large say they fit size 34-36 waist but I would argue they would actually fit a 36-38 waist. If you are planning on getting these look at the Largest waist size on the size chart as the size you normally wear to determine which to get. I do not believe these are good pants for a tall skinny build since ordering a Large/X-Large for additional length will most likely result in a ton of extra space around the waist. On a positive note I do really like the cut of the pants, and the fleece lined LARGE pockets in the front are really nice. There are also plenty of ventilation zips for those warm spring riding days. If you are looking for a baggier fitting pant, and don't really mind wearing a belt riding, I would suggest picking these up in your normal sizing. Otherwise, it might be better to order these in one size smaller than you normally wear.

• "Nice Pants!"

  J. D., COATESVILLE, PA
  Pros: Warm, Excellent Quality, Great color Cons: A little too loose around the waste,

  This is my first Legit pair of snowboard pants, and I am very happy with them. They feel great, look great, and are of very high quality. Lots of pockets, and zippers for warmer days. Length is perfect, but waist is a bit too loose for me. I wear 30x32 in jeans