Burton Women's Fly Snow Pant
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The pants have zippered side pockets but no cargo flaps in the Winter 2019 style. True Black Heather is a new color for this season, and it will arrive as shown (with zippered side pockets but no cargo flap).
I'm 5'2" and ordered a small, which is a little long but fits over my boots perfectly. I'm not sure if this helps, but I don't believe they're very long.
They are a little low-waisted, to be sure.
Yes, they're waterproof and insulated at the same time.
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If you have any kind of curves or ass, this is the place to be. Don't throw your money away. I'm a size 10 and bought the large, which didn't fit over my ass, so I bought the XL, which doesn't even come close to fitting my thighs comfortably! Even on the tightest setting, the waistband was too loose to keep up with me as I walked. Both pairs are being returned, and I will never wear a Burton pant again; not everyone is a flat stick!.
I have to admit, I was a little concerned about the fit, but they are fantastic! I'm 5'8" and weigh 150 pounds, and my thighs are larger than my waist, so I have a hard time finding pants that fit my thighs without being too big in the waist. These, on the other hand, are ideal; they're also very flattering and have useful pockets. Because they are a little large, the adjustable strap is also very useful in ensuring a good fit. They're also the perfect length for me because I'm tall, and they reach the floor without riding up. Also, I can tell they're really warm just by wearing them for 30 seconds because I was already sweating!.
I haven't worn these pants on the mountain yet because I'm returning them for a smaller size, but they have a very cute fit: room in the legs for bending and layering, and a waistband that sits just below the belly button (rather than very low on the hips), which I prefer. The hue was stunning; It's a very dark blue (indigo mood). What exactly is the problem here? Despite the fact that the waistband has adjustable velcro straps, they were still a little loose in the waist after tightening the velcro on both sides to the maximum extent. That being said, I am 5' 5" tall, 135 pounds, with 36" hips and a 28" waist. I fit into the medium range according to the size chart. The medium size is far too large. I'd like to give them another chance in a size small because I liked the look and feel of them before.
I tried on a few pairs of DC pants, but they weren't quite right. Some were fitted like jeans, while others were baggy and unflattering (not that I expected board pants to be flattering in the first place). These are fairly standard, and they fit exactly how I wanted them to. They allow you to move freely without being too constricting or bulky. They also have a lot of pockets, which I like because I'm 5'8" and usually wear an 8-inch shoe. In jeans, a size ten. The Large is quite long; it fits me well, but I can see how it would be too long for others. The waist was a little big on me, but the waist adjustment straps helped them fit perfectly; they're nice because they stay tight but have a little give when you move thanks to the elastic. It's possible that having a fitted waist without the straps is even better. br>The DC Ace pants are very similar to these, but I didn't care for the amount of velcro on the pockets, and they appeared to be more baggy. They're also a smidgeon shorter.
I'm 5'7" and weigh around 145 pounds, so I ordered a Medium. I really like how it fits. The waistband was a little too big at first, but the elastic cinches inside the waistband fixed that. My thighs are more muscular, so the relaxed fit on these gives me plenty of flex room while remaining slim and flattering. They have a higher waist than most snowboard pants, which is exactly what I wanted. They come to a point just below my navel. They're a little on the long side, but not excessively so. On the slopes, I layer these with a pair of yoga pants/leggings, which provide enough warmth for those colder days on the lift while not overheating on warmer days. BUY THESE if you're looking for the perfect pair of pants.
I have a few other Burton fits in XS as well. However, there was far too much room in the crotch area, which bubbled out beyond the width of the waist band; I had to tighten the waist band, but it still looked awkward; it does not flatter my figure at all, and I'm glad I can cover it up with a jacket. I wouldn't wear this without covering my crotch area, unlike the other Burton styles I own. I only kept it because I really wanted the Keef color, which is currently unavailable with other styles. Aside from that, the overall quality appears to be satisfactory.
These are incredibly flattering and comfortable. They're a little on the cool side, so if you're like me and always cold, layer up (or buy a more insulated pair)! Great waist and thigh movement (I have an athletic body, so "fitted" snow pants can be a problem for me), and no buttons or zippers that dig in on chairlifts. These are fantastic.
) and these are, without a doubt, the best match! I'm 5'7" tall and weigh around 140 pounds, so I went with the SMALL. These are long enough, warm enough, and easily adjustable to fit a variety of sizes. Without leggings or thermals, they are a little looser around the waist, but the waist sincher allows for a lot of adjustability!.
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