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Attack the climbing wall with dragon-like strength in the Komodo Knickers from prAna that provide you with a short inseam and articulated knees for unrestricted mobility while climbing. Not all sport - you can wear these ones downtown too - with an embroidered logo and vintage-style lightweight, pigment-dyed cotton fabric, you'll fit in at any low-key scene. Specifications based on size Large.
Keep comfortable in the lightweight 'Komodo Knicker' by Prana.
Designed for superior range of movement.
Single button front with zip fly closure.
Flat waistband with side elastic insets for greater stretch and mobility.
Two curved hand pockets lined with stretchy mesh.
One back patch pocket with drop-in entry.
Articulated knees for greater range of motion.
Contains a climbing brush holder.
Logo embroidery behind the left leg.
Inseam: 18
Front Rise: 13
Back Rise: 18
Leg Opening: 19
Fabric: 100% cotton 6.0oz.
Machine wash warm, tumble dry low.
Product measurements were taken using size LG. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
The Komodo pants from prAna feature a regular fit that allows a superior range of motion.
These knickers from prAna feature a regular fit that allows a superior range of motion. The cotton is soft and comfortable, so Komodo knickers work well for casual endeavors too.
The ultimate in lightweight woven performance, Prana's Komodo pants have a streamlined waistband that sits flat under a pack or harness, and open-seam knee panels for ventilation and freedom of movement.
| Fabric: | 100% cotton |
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| Inseam: | 32 inches |
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Great active knickers | |
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| These knickers are great, and I use them for just about everything. Casual attire, tree/regular climbing, cycling... pretty much anything active. The only reason why these guys didn't get a 5 star review is because the knee hem tends to restrict my movements a little if left below the joint, Prana could have easily incorporated a draw string or a tie to alleviate that... but I'm of a slightly more muscular build around the legs due to cycling and hockey, so that also could be a factor involved. That aside, a great pair of 'adventure slacks'. | |
| Tucsanrob at REI on 08/09/2009 | |
Great for touring | |
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| I purchased two pair to wear on my China tour. That's all I needed since the weather was wonderful and most situations called for casual wear. While I was wearing one pair I could easily launder the other pair when needed in the hotel bathroom. They would dry overnight and be available to wear the next morning. Great purchase! | |
| Scotty Dan at REI on 10/26/2009 | |
Different than last purchase | |
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| My last pranas had a belt which helped a lot with the size fit. Otherwise they are excellent for hanging out. A little more than shorts and less than pants. Makes for a perfect attire for casual or more dressy occasion. They look and feel great. Something to put on for the entire weekend. | |
| Scotty Dan at REI on 09/23/2009 | |
Different Type of Cotton! | |
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| These are some pretty comfy 3/4s if you're looking to lounge around or walk in. But beware of the type of cotton and the waist. As a climber who lives in the tropics, these will not do. Cotton: This is more of the papery type, and hence it doesn't seem to breathe as well. I live in Singapore now, and as soon as I start to sweat, these pants stick to me and I can't climb in them. They catch around my knee and it restricts my movement. Waist: This is NOT your standard prana "drawstring" waist. They are similar to the Mojo shorts, but only 2 small elastic pieces above both hips. Hence, the sizing is a bit bigger than normal. Again, for active use it's not the best, but if you're just sitting around or walking about, then not bad. These aren't BAD 3/4s per se.... but be aware of what you're using them for and what climate you're using them in. I think if I brought these back Stateside, I wouldn't have the sticky issue and they'd be fine. | |
| AChan at REI on 08/15/2009 | |
Knicker Fan Review | |
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| Prana is a good name and my other Prana knickers were so comfortable that I bought this pair. Waist was listed as 33-35. I am at the upper end of that and they are still a little large. If I was at my normal 34, they would fall down. I plan on keeping them anyway. Work well for movement in Yoga. | |
| Yoga Challenged at Mountain Gear on 09/01/2009 | |
