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Gear For Girls....Searching For The Ultimate Black Pants

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 gearforgirls 03 Dec 2007
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GEAR FOR GIRLS – SEARCHING FOR THE ULTIMATE BLACK PANTS

http://www.gearforgirls.co.uk


What would your favourite climbing pants look like?

Tough, durable, plenty of stretch for movement?

Great fit?

Look good enough to wear at the crag, on the hill, down the pub?

How about from a brand that's kind on the environment?

Gear for Girls think they have a few answers....try these for size:


  • Mountain Hardwear Winter Wanderer....unbeatable on the hill...will cope with everything the mountain throws at you come rain or shine....and definitely the best looking pant available.


  • Patagonia Guide Pant...the favourite workhorse of the professionals; tough and versatile in the mountains.


  • Prana Verona Pants..........great for movement at the crag or wall; a high performance stretch pant with brilliant fit.


  • Mountain Hardwear Makalu Pants..... designed for winter conditions, these come with a lightweight fleecy inner to cut out the chill on those cold, cold days.


  • The North Face Apex Trekking Pant....... excellent softshell performance pant for all round mountain use.


  • E9 Violetta....... hard wearing technical climbing trousers from the unique E9 company.


  • Moon Eclipse Pant ......designed for ultimate freedom of movement and thoroughly tested by some of the best talent in the British climbing scene.



Whatever your shape or size we will try to find you the perfect fit and the right pants for - climbing on the Ben......travelling overland to India......sending that problem at Font.....or just taking a stroll to your favourite pub in the Lakes.

Take a look online or give Jill a call on 01668 283300.

http://www.gearforgirls.co.uk/

In reply to gearforgirls: Ok... I'm not a lady, but black is the worst colour in the world. It is boring, hot and doesn't look good in photos. I urge you to get in trousers in varitey of bright and silly colours. Red and yellow would be ace.

Cheers,

Tom
 Nicola 07 Dec 2007
In reply to Tom Ripley Mountain Guide:

I beg to differ...keep up with the black. It goes with everything, and it means that everyone around you wont need to wear sunglasses!
TRDSpitfire 11 Dec 2007
In reply to gearforgirls: whichever u choose do we get a photo? lmao =P
 fimm 11 Dec 2007
In reply to gearforgirls:

You'd be more likely to get my business if you called them trousers rather than pants. This is a British site, you're a British company, why use the American word?

(This is intended as constructive criticism, btw)
OP gearforgirls 14 Dec 2007
In reply to fimm: I think I have spent too many years travelling around the globe climbing. Over exposure to American slang means it just creeps into your brain and sticks. Sorry to offend any upholders of the British language. However I do think the word trousers is rather masculine - wasn't the old fashioned word for women's trousers 'slacks'?
ceri 14 Dec 2007
In reply to gearforgirls: Troll omnipants! mine have holes but trousers are trousers and pants are what you have called panties, which i think is a funny word. I like black trousers.
nicolaw 19 Dec 2007
In reply to gearforgirls:

aw, I rather like the word pant: it is very jolly. And i'm English. It's especially funny when used with the prefix track. I would encourage the re-use of 'slacks' too - what about gear for girls designing a new range of climbing frocks and pinafores to complement said slacks? :- )
Sian 20 Dec 2007
In reply to gearforgirls: I also recommend the Elisa Capri - the most comfy climbing trousers I've ever had! They fit well & don't fall down when you're clambering about so avoiding the unsightly builders bum style look
Sian 20 Dec 2007
In reply to Sian:
> (In reply to gearforgirls) I also recommend the Elisa Capri - the most comfy climbing trousers I've ever had! They fit well & don't fall down when you're clambering about so avoiding the unsightly builders bum style look

---- That's meant to be PRANA Elisa Capri - sorry. I have found Prana to be great all round (have a few of their tops too). Especially if you're eco-minded too.
Tim Chappell 24 Dec 2007
In reply to Sian:

doesn't the devil wear PRANA?

Sorry.
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