Fox Racing Men's Ranger 3l Water Pant Ranger 3L Water Pant

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Reasons to buy: Lightweight and airy. Great fit and comfort. Well priced considering the quality, fit and performance. Women’s version also available

DWR treatment (Durable Water Repellent) is often used on the external surface of the fabric to help precipitation or trail spray bead off the surface.Price, as you would imagine, is the most popular reason for someone buying one product over another. It is the single most important factor in choosing the majority of products we buy. The same goes for Pants – Cycle. We then wanted to get a bit more specific and only look at Fox Racing products that are listed in the Pants – Cycle category. They also work well with knee pads, and although the tapered legs are quite snug, I managed to get bulky downhill-style pads underneath without any fuss. True to Gore’s claims, the C5 Paclite trousers kept us dry during testing and didn’t wet through or leak during the post-ride hose-down. You should always keep proof of postage and we advise you to use a ‘signed for service’ when returning goods.

A few of our other favourites that we spotted when researching Fox Racing Ranger 3L Water Trousers included, Reasons to buy: Good value. Not too tight. Decent ventilation. Sturdy waistband adjustment. DWR treatment. Manufacturers describe their garments as having two or three layers, but what does this mean? A two-layer fabric is made up of an outer face fabric bonded to the waterproof membrane. Inside may be a hanging mesh liner to protect the inner membrane. On a 2.5 layer, the mesh liner is replaced with a micro (or half) layer, which is either bonded or printed onto the membrane. The first thing is material. Looking at what Fox Racing Ranger 3L Water Trousers is made of will give you a really good idea of the quality overall. Take a look at the specs above and you should be able to see the material. It’s then up to you to decide if it meets your expectation.In terms of performance, the shape, cut and fit of the Rangers most closely compares to the Specialized Trail pants.