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Volcom Opera Insulated Snowboard Pants Plum Womens
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DescriptionKey Features of the Volcom Opera Insulated Snowboard Pants: V-Science Oxford V-Science Breathable Lining System 60Gm Poly Fill Insulation Critical Taped Seams Stone Butt Patch Triple Reinforced Rise Adjustable Inner Waistband Hand Warmer Pockets Boot Gaitor W/Lace Hook Stone Ticket Ring Back Pocket Velcro Pocket Closures. |
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Volcom Twain Pant - Women's
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DescriptionVolcom gave the Women's Twain Pant adjustable, removable knee pads to give you a little extra protection from toe-side slams or from cold, wet snow when you're filming your friends coming down the hill... |
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Volcom King Insulated Pant - Women's
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DescriptionNobody likes a cold, sopping wet bootie, so pull on the Volcom Women's King Insulated Pant before you send it on the slopes. This pant even has adjustable, removable knee pads that offer protection when you catch an edge or provide resting comfort when you teach someone else how to ride... |
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Volcom Germain Stretch Vbj Snowboard Pants Indigo Denim Womens
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DescriptionKey Features of the Volcom Germain Stretch Vbj Snowboard Pants: V.B.J Stretch Washed Denim V-Science Breathable Lining System Stretch Slim Fit Zip Tech® Pant To Jacket Interface Mesh Lined Zippered Vents Triple Reinforced Rise Adjustable Inner Waistband Hand Warmer Pockets Boot Gaitor W/Lace Hook Black-Flax Reinforced Back Hem Stone Ticket Ring Back Pockets Vbj Specific Trim Package |
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Volcom Dame Pant - Women's
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DescriptionYour boyfriend already talked you into spending way more than you expected to on your snowboarding equipment. Fortunately, the Volcom Women's Dame Pant provides the protection you need on the slopes, as well as great fit and looks, without breaking the bank... |
Are these good pants to snowboard in?
http://www.dogfunk.com/dogfunk/VLC3169/large/Volcom-Brisco-Insulated-Pant-Womens.html?swatch=WALE
(I want them in white!)
I snowboard only on Spring Break,
so I will only use them about 4 times a year.
Are they a good buy? Is there anything better for around $100?
That depends on where you will be riding, if you are riding Coastal, you would want something a bit more waterproof, something around 15,000+ would be more than enough, if you are riding interior you would be fine with 10,000MM Water proofing.
The first mountain range from the ocean is normally considered the Coastal mountains, anything past that range is Interior, so Colorado and the likes would be Interior, while California/Washington would be Coastal.
Coastal ranges need more Waterproofing because the snow tends to be wet, and you have more of a chance riding in the rain, Interior ranges normally have very dry snow, and almost no chance of rain.
The other important thing with snowboard outerwear is the seams, you always want pants with Fully Taped Seams, not Critically taped, but Fully, Those pants fit the bill on that, so id say they look pretty good.
Being that you are only going to ride about 4 times a year, those pants would suit you fine, if you were riding more than that, id suggest checking out brands like 686, Bonfire, North face, and maybe Nikita, which is a Girls Specific brand.
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