Spiewak WeatherTech Tactical Response Pant

W-S1785

LIST: $156.99 - $209.99

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$130.39 - $199.99

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Apparel Size:
SmallMediumLargeX-Large2X-Large3X-Large4X-Large5X-Large6X-Large

Apparel Color:
BlackDark Navy

Inseam:
32"34"

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WeatherTech Tactical Response Pant

Spiewak produces the best performance outerwear on the market today due to their time proven expertise in product design. Spiewak focuses on meeting specific consumer needs and utilize the best fabrics available. Each garment is subjected to a long period of research and development throughout extensive network of end-user testers. They repeat the cycle to constantly improve their designs.

The results are garments that consistently outperform the competition on wear tests, in their day-to-day performance, and in customer loyalty.

Features WeatherTech waterproof, windproof, breathable lining with sealed seams
Designed to fit over duty pants
Zippered side vents with snap-flap closure allows pants to be pulled easily over boots
Grip waistband for comfortable fit and shirt tail retention
Zippered cargo pockets with snap-flap closure and two exterior pockets for equiptment
Two zippered side & back pockets
Waterproof snaps & zippers prevent leakage
Power hook and loop secured belt loops
Elastic draw cord at waist
Articulated knee for freedom of movement

Size	Waist
S	28-31
M	32-35
L	36-39
XL	40-43
2XL	44-47
3XL	48-51
4XL	52-55
5XL	56-59
6XL	60-63

Inseam:

Short: 30"
Regular: 32"
Long: 34"

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Do these pants have a traditional front zipper?
Asked on 1/6/2014 by Paul from Plainfield, IL
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  yes, a front zipper fly
  Answered on 1/10/2014 by Anonymous