Luke's Ultralite Hexon Adjustable Wind Pants

Name: Luke's Ultralite Hexon Adjustable Wind Pants
Brand: Luke's Ultralite
SKU: luke-s-ultralite-hexon-adjustable-wind-pants
Price: 69.99 USD
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Product Description

Designed for thru-hiking long distances like the Pacific Crest, Appalachian, or Continental Divide trails, the Hexon adjustable wind pants from Luke’s Ultralite are ideal for unexpected weather. Made of 20d ripstop nylon, these pants weigh 2.5 ounces and have an elasticized waist that can stretch between sizes Read More

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Jan 5, 2018

I put in a support request regarding my order of these pants (Order # MD-51411-2457809). Gwen from Massdrop wrote me on December 31 and I have since followed up about three times. Yesterday, I got a seemingly automated e-mail from Massdrop saying that Gwen was still waiting for a response to her message to me from December 31 even though I replied more than once. I'm still waiting. Hope someone can help! Thank you!

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Sews

Luke's Ultralite

Dec 18, 2017

All Pants were shipped on December 18th, 2017. Happy Holidays.

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clusterone

Nov 27, 2017

BTW- Waterproof anything with this stuff. It is the real deal. Waterproofed 8x11 pieces of paper (printed maps) to the point they will hold water like a bowl. Yet still manages to breath fine on my apparel. I have tried most all the DWR and silicon sprays available, others do not even come close . You can thank me later ; )
https://www.amazon.com/Atsko-Silicone-Water-Guard-10-5-oz/dp/B0001FYL2M

Telios

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Dec 12, 2017

clusteroneYup Atsko are the unsung hero of technical gear wash and protection.
Their sports wash will fix anything, and is perfect for bear country because it doesn't leave any perfumes or UV brighteners.

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clusterone

Nov 27, 2017

What about a top to match? Got the shorts last month...

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Sews

Luke's Ultralite

Nov 27, 2017

clusteroneAre you interested in a Jacket or Shirt?

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clusterone

Nov 27, 2017

SewsGuess a long sleeve shirt, as a zipper would add too much weight. At 2oz for a pair of pants, I see these more as an emergency always dry set, over being "wind pants".

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