686 Men's Infinity Cargo Pant Cypress Green 2025
686 Men's Infinity Cargo Pant Cypress Green 2025
SKU:210000175945
You Save: $107.98 (40%)
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
PRODUCT INFORMATION
A 686 favorite with timeless style and unbeatable function. Cargo pockets to stash your gear, kick panels to protect your cuffs, and insulation plus infiDRY® 10k fabric to keep you warm and dry.
Waterproofing: 2-Layer infiDRY® 10K Fabric + PFAS Free DWR
Insulation: infiLOFT® Insulation (40g)
Fit: Regular fit
Features:
- Tricot Inner Waistband
- Air-Flo™ Inner Leg Vents
- Lift Ticket Eyelet on Belt Loop
- Pant Jacket Connect™ System
- Front Hand Pocket Inner Key Clip
- Boot Gaiter and Boot Lace Hook
- Reinforced Kick Panel
- 500D Horseshoe Hem™
- Fully Taped Bemis® Seams
- External Waist Adjustment
- Boot Gusset with Snap Closure
- 6-Pocket Design
- 10,000 MM WATERPROOF / 10,000 GM BREATHABLE + DWR
RETURN POLICIES
RETURN POLICIES
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. That's why we offer a full refund on unworn and unused product for 30 days upon delivery of your product. Please note that FINAL SALE items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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