The North Face Men's Running Pant
by The North Face, Running Pants
The North Face Men's Running Pant
Loose fitting enough around town for after-workout errands, The North Face Running Pant for men gives you blazing comfort when it's time to make a break for it. Designed of polyester-elastane stretch woven with DWR waterproofing, this wicking mesh knit gives excellent mobility and room to make your best move. Sporting UPF 30 sun protection, this running tight covers the burn you got on yesterdays all-day adventure, while a stash pocket holds your keys and hand pockets give your digits a resting place when you take a break. Reflective logos keep you in view when the light turns to dusk.
- Shell Fabric a: 92 g/sq m (27 oz/sq yd) 86% polyester, 14% elastane stretch woven with DWR, UPF 30
- Shell Fabric b: 126 g/sq m (37 oz/sq yd) 100% polyester circular knit mesh-wicking
- Lightweight, stretch woven fabric with mesh side panels
- Elastic waist with continuous drawstring
- Stash pocket in waistband
- Hand pockets
- Rear zipper pocket
- Calf zipper
- Reflective logos
- Inseam: R
Reviews - The North Face Men's Running
DCRunner -
10/29/2009
Excellent for running and relaxing
These are very lightweight and comfortable, and move well when running. Great for days with a little breeze or chill. Also great to put on post-run. They look tidier than a lot of running pants, so you don't feel too sloppy stopping at the supermarket in them. Good side pockets, and a useful zippered back pocket. The picture of the grey pants make it look like there's a lot of bunching under the waistband at the top. The actual pants don't have this problem.
Kevin Wong -
5/13/2009
Lightweight, great fabric
I bought medium and normally take a 34" inseam, and these are a pretty good length for regulars. The material is extremely lightweight in a good way. And the finish is smooth, so not much friction. If you sit with your legs crossed, they move freely. There's also not too much friction when your knee bends as you can get with some style of running pants. I highly recommend them.
