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The #1 selling pant from Arcteryx, the Rampart for Men is a rugged backcountry pant with a lot of urban styling. Built with TerraTex™ fabric, the Rampart is lightweight, breathable, quick drying and equipped with plenty of stretch and durability to keep up with your busy lifestyle. Whether your schedule includes a multi-day backcountry excursion or a weekend at the crags, the Rampart provides unrestricted movement and mobility, articulated legs and knees and plenty of pockets to keep the necessities within reach.
Arc'teryx Rampart Pants are lightweight nylon/lycra technical pants for hiking and climbing. Relaxed fit for good freedom of movement, the Rampart Pants feature articulated knees and seat, and a gusseted crotch. Cargo pockets lie flat when empty and expand as needed.
Lightweight stretch nylon, a gusseted crotch, and articulated knees all add to the unrestricted feel you get in the Arc'teryx Men's Rampart Pants. Designed for the trails and cliffs, these Arc'teryx pants take on a multi-day hike or weekend of cragging without breaking a sweat. OK, so pants don't sweat anyway, but in these lightweight pants, neither will you. *Only available for US shipment.
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| Fly: | Zip |
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| Gusseted Crotch: | Yes |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | 94% Nylon, 6% Lycra |
| Pockets: | 2 Hand, 2 rear, 2 cargo |
| Recommended Use: | Hiking, climbing, backpacking |
| Rise: | Medium |
| Waist: | Belt loops |
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 | Arc'teryx Rampart Longs | $34.47 - $68.95 |
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 | Arc'teryx Rampart Pant - Women's | $44.47 - $89.00 |
 | Arc'teryx Rampart Longs - Women's | $33.97 - $69.95 |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Teak |  | Dark Titanium |
 | Coffee Bean |  | Mineral |
 | Oregano |  | Titanium |
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
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| Teak | Coffee Bean | Oregano | Dark Titanium | Mineral | Titanium | |
| 30 | 88.9588.95 | |||||
| 30x32 | 88.95 | 88.95 | 62.27 | |||
| 30 Reg (32 inseam) | 89.00 | 89.00 | 89.00 | 89.00 | ||
| 32 | 88.95 | |||||
| 32x30 | 88.95 | 88.95 | 88.95 | |||
| 32x32 | 88.95 | 88.95 | 62.27 | 88.95 | ||
| 32 Short (30 inseam) | 89.00 | |||||
| 32 Reg (32 inseam) | 89.00 | 89.00 | ||||
| 34x30 | 88.95 | 88.95 | 88.95 | |||
| 34 Short (30 inseam) | 89.00 | 89.00 | ||||
| 34 Long (35 inseam) | 89.00 | |||||
| 34 Reg (32 inseam) | 89.00 | 89.00 | 89.00 | 89.00 | ||
| 34x32 | 88.95 | 62.27 | 88.95 | |||
| 34 | 88.95 | 88.95 | ||||
| 34x35 | 88.95 | 88.95 | ||||
| 36 Short (30 inseam) | 89.00 | |||||
| 36x32 | 88.95 | 88.95 | 62.27 | 88.95 | ||
| 36 | 88.9588.95 | 88.95 | ||||
| 36x30 | 88.95 | 88.95 | 88.95 | |||
| 36 Reg (32 inseam) | 89.00 | 89.00 | 89.00 | |||
| 38x30 | 88.95 | |||||
| 38x32 | 88.95 | |||||
| 38 Reg (32 inseam) | 89.00 | 89.00 | 89.00 | |||
| 38x35 | 88.95 | 88.95 | 88.95 | |||
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a bit of China in every pair | |
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as of several years ago, arc'teryx and its holdings was purchased by ADIDAS (also Saloman met the same fate) and from then on out is seems Arc'teryx has started making some of it's Canadian items in China... these pants seem overall a fine item, but the waist is 2 inches too big! I ordered a size 30, the tag says size 30, and im a size 30. These pants have a 32" waist and for the sport of backpacking, it is very difficult and annoying to wear a belt while wearing a pack. the whole point of a clean waistline from pants like this is so you dont have to wear a belt.. bottom line: the waist is bigger than advertised, and that's pathetic for $68 pants! | |
| pearana at Backcountry.com Outlet on 09/18/2009 | |
"great urban jeans for cyclists" | |
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| Where I live rain can happen during any month, and I mostly cycle everywhere; Certainly if I can help it, (although trams and trains are options). I bought these jeans after getting fed up with frequent summer rain on cotton jeans, and then subsequently being wet in the office trying to work, etc. Even during winter when the freezing rain actually stings --its so cold (and the trousers are thin) dry relief is only 10 minutes away once I'm inside. Also, my biker thighs won't fit comfortably in most jeans, but no problem with all the Arteryx I've bought. And finally, I love the front pockets for comfortably carrying my wallet and keys, which seem fairly secure against pickpockets. | |
| Cameron at Moosejaw on 04/07/2009 | |
"Rad do-evertyhing pants, no pocket zippers." | |
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| I've used these on several trips in the Sierras this summer plus living in them, and been really impressed with these pants. Seeing as how it doesn't rain very much in the Sierras in august, I can't totally vouch for their storm-worthiness. However, as a city slicker/commuter biking/bouldering/backpacking/3rd class scrambling pant, they kick ass. Very durable, breathability is great, AND they cut the wind. BIG CAVEAT - there are NO ZIPPERS on these pockets. The flaps work pretty well, but I would be cautious about what you drop in these cargo pockets before high-steppin' in the alpine zone. Oh, and big shoutout to Moosejaw. I bought these pants with my Moosejaw Rewards points. Rock on. | |
| Damien at Moosejaw on 09/18/2008 | |
Awesome Lightweight Pants! | |
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I was so happy to find pants like this with an inseam for tall people! | |
| Darksider at Backcountry.com on 05/04/2009 | |
Perfect hiking pants | |
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These have replaced my North Face convertible pants as my favorite hiking pants. Perfect fit (I'm 5'10", 180, wear 32/30), not too baggy (and that makes them look sharp enough when you're off the trail) and the stretch aspect of the fabric makes them super comfy. The material dries very quickly when wet. Finally, the pockets are useful, as the stretch fabric means that your legs don't bind when hiking with big items in the pockets. | |
| Hobdul at Backcountry.com on 08/23/2009 | |
"Really really really nice" | |
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| I bought these because I love the shorts. The past are just as good. The material is super wicking with the tiniest amount of stretch to be comfy but not too stretchy. I get complements on them every time I wear them. The thigh pockets are great for a map and/or a stash of GU without interfering with a harness. I find a belt to be necessary for active pursuits but not necessary for chilling. | |
| Adam at Moosejaw on 10/23/2008 | |
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I have got two Rampart pants, in different colors. I will get a third one soon. They are lightweight and easy to pack in a cabin bag. Very good water resistence and breathability. Very nice fit and confortable pockets. Good for urban jungle and hicking trails. I would strongly recommend them to a friend and I would do so with most of Arcteryx stuff. | |
| gio3251911 at Backcountry.com on 09/18/2009 | |
"If you like the shorts, you will love the pants" | |
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| These pants are the perfect pants for everything from weekend lounging to multi-day hiking trips. They are lightweight and have a little stretch to them which helps mobility. They are also fast drying. They also have a wider leg opening at the bottom allowing them to fit nicely over hiking boots. | |
| Bryn at Moosejaw on 06/27/2009 | |
favorite pants | |
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| My husband has worn exofficio pants for years - but he likes the Arc'teryx much better. They have a nicer fit - not baggy - and are very comfortable. He photographs wildlife as a hobby, so he's in habitats from swamps to mountains. These pants are great. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec (Spring 2009) on 08/11/2009 | |
Perfect for drizzly days in the city | |
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Very comfortable and lightweight but protective too. I live in Seattle and wear them on rainy/drizzly days on my 2 mile walk to work. They keep me dry plus they look good enough to wear throughout the day at the office. Would definitely recommend to anyone. | |
| nig2437094 at Backcountry.com on 10/22/2008 | |
a bit of China in every pair | |
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as of several years ago, arc'teryx and its holdings was purchased by ADIDAS (also Saloman met the same fate) and from then on out is seems Arc'teryx has started making some of it's Canadian items in China... these pants seem overall a fine item, but the waist is 2 inches too big! I ordered a size 30, the tag says size 30, and im a size 30. These pants have a 32" waist and for the sport of backpacking, it is very difficult and annoying to wear a belt while wearing a pack. the whole point of a clean waistline from pants like this is so you dont have to wear a belt.. bottom line: the waist is bigger than advertised, and that's pathetic for $68 pants! | |
| pearana at Backcountry.com Outlet on 09/18/2009 | |
Military Use | |
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I took these pants to a special missions assessment in some very harsh and hot terrain/climate. They kept me dry; however, the crotch runs high on them causing some irritation. If you plan to be using them in the midwest I would be cautious of the thin material... the burrs on some of the vegetation will tear away at your shins. Plus there is no zipper or buttons on the pockets | |
| mario.gagl2248130 at Backcountry.com on 10/06/2009 | |
