Brand new pair of Micropuff pants , size XL, still with tags and in plastic shipping sack. I ordered them last week and they are just a little too big. I got a great deal and instead of returning them I thought I would pass the deal on to someone else- $77.33 (I had to pay sales tax) plus shipping, CONUS.
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Details
• Lightweight shell fabric is durable, windproof and water-repellent
• Polarguard® Delta high-loft insulation is lightweight, soft, compressible and retains warmth even when wet
• Elasticized waist with gripper elastic in back and hook-and-loop adjustment tabs; Zippered fly
• Fully separating, two-way side zips; Reinforced seat and knees
• Articulated knees; Reinforced elasticized cuffs with snap closures
• 1.3-oz., 20 x 20 denier mini ripstop nylon with a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish; Reinforcements: 1.8-oz., 40 x 40 denier dobbyweave nylon; Deluge DWR finish; Insulation: 2.7-oz. Polarguard® Delta
• 397 g (14 oz)

Edited by bestbuilder on 01/25/2009 15:55:55 MST.

So how big are these? For normal street pants I wear about a 35-36 waist and 36 inseam. I was looking at these on the Patagonia site awhile back, they were a great deal, but only in XL. So I'm really curious as to how big they are in the waist and the inseam. Thanks

I wear a 36-32 pant size, and they fit me fine. I got the same deal, and was worried, but over pants/base layer the XL size fits me fine.

I am 6'3" and wear a 36 waist x 34 inseam (35 if I can choose it). The XL fits me great. I think the waist would fit you well and the inseam *should* be long enough, judging from the length on me.

Mike the previous posters have it right. I am right between L and XL.
I just got these last week from Patagonia! They are sending me their last pair of size large .
"ProLite Gear" has them on sale for $169.95 down from $199.95.
Mine are as new as theirs for only 77.33!
I'll have to send them back if no one wants this great deal...

A lot of 36" waists on here! Looks like not everyone is backpacking light! (sorry had to do it)

LoL yeah, I'm not light but not heavy. I weigh five more pounds then I did when I graduated high school. I still wear the same pants size. It is hard to get a 48" chest in anything less then a 36" waist.

Well, there's your problem! Sounds like you're hiking your pants up too high!

Nice jokes guys but I'm still trying to give someone a good deal on these pants before I send them back to Patagonia.
They are sending me a size large to replace these (they found one pair in the warehouse), when they arrive I'll be sending these back.

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This is the last bump, I'll send them back if no one want them.

NM