Mountain Hardwear Returnia Insulated Pants - Men's

Fantastic Buy
March 27, 2013

I bought these in xxlarge because I am 40 waist and they are big i should have gone with xl.(length is perfect i am 6'4") They feel nice and cozy when wearing them all day.

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Excellent pair of pants for the price.
February 19, 2013

These pants are warm, durable, and well made. I skied in -9 degree temperatures at wolf creek a couple weeks ago and remained. The waist sizing and length is very accurate, however my only complaint is that they are a little baggy through the legs.

Very Warm, Great Value
January 13, 2013

I skied with these for the first time on a very cold day. The air temp didn't get above O degrees F all day but I stayed warm and toasty. These pants are well made and I'm quite happy with my purchase. Great quality for the price. FYI, they run a little big in my opinion.

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Men's Returnia Insulated Pants
February 15, 2012

Exactly the pants I was looking for. Mountain Hardware quality and comfort at a price i can afford! Great fit. Can not wait to put the to test on my upcoming trip to Killington, VT. Gave them a 5 on durability since I can tell the material and craftsmanship are superior. Will update if necessary.

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March 14, 2012

Great pair of ski pants. I used them for spring skiing and it was quiet warm at around 45 degrees. The side vents kept me cool and the pants did a great job for durability and enduring some falls on rocks and ice.

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Fantastic New Pant from Mountain Hardwear
September 08, 2011

I recently received a pair of Large LONG Returnia Insulated pants. These pants are extremely well-designed and made. The leg inseam is 34” by my own measure, for anyone who wants to know. Size charts are not always accurate, but in this case it was dead on. The waist size is also dead on. These pants will accommodate a waist of 34-37” by means of two adjustable waist tabs and use of the belt loops. (I'm 6'2" tall, 35" waist). The fit is relaxed, fairly standard in the upper sections with wider leg widths to accommodate ski boots etc. Not radically baggy like some snowboarding pants, but generously cut, nevertheless. The outer material is very smooth and not too shiny, and while it makes some noise, is not as nearly crinkly and stiff as some other waterproof/breathable fabrics. The inside lining is warm and soft next to bare skin. All in all, it’s a very soft, cozy pant. The Thermic Micro insulation feels similar to other top-of-the-line synthetic insulations. I did some considerable research before buying these pants, and the consensus I found was that Thermic Micro was equal to and perhaps even better than the most highly regarded synthetics insulating materials available at this time. My tests of these pants have convinced me that they have an extremely good warmth to weight ratio. The pants also utilize the cutting- edge DryQ waterproof breathable technology which, if you believe the specs, is absolutely in the highest class of such materials. My tests support this, showing the pants to be completely waterproof with excellent breathability. As far as features, the side leg vents are very welcome, and are especially needed on a insulated pant of this type from my experience. My only wish, albeit a minor one, would be that the internal powder cuffs were removable. For me, these pants came out just in time as I am returning to Siberia for the winter. I snapped them up because they 1) were made with the highest quality materials 2) had all the essential features for this type of pants and 3) they came in LONG sizes, which aren't easy to find these days.