Mountain Hardwear Returnia Dry.Q Core Snow Pants - Waterproof (For Women)
Closeouts. Lightweight and breathable, Mountain Hardwear's Returnia snow pants up the comfort quotient with a waterproof breathable Dry.Q Core membrane and a fully seam-sealed shell.
Average Rating based on 14 reviews
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Reviewed by laciclista from CT on Wednesday, April 24, 2013I think these pants are sized wrong. I consistently wear size S or XS and ordered a small. Way too long & much too wide. Fun color though.
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Reviewed by kyla from Bend, OR on Sunday, April 07, 2013well made, totally waterproof, typical high quality of mountain hardware gear. very nice, except that the legs are really wide and the waist is on the small side, especially if you're trying to wear them over another pair of pants. i'm 5'6", 130lbs and the M/regular size is a bit more snug in than I'd like, but the L/regular is like 4" too big even with the waist cinched down with the side tabs. The built in gaitors are also irritating- the ankle part is too big for my boots, so they do nothing, and they aren't removable. They also make it hard to slip these on without taking your boots off first, which is irritating when you're doing field work. Nonetheless, I'll keep them. They are dry, windproof and well made.
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Reviewed by david v from texas on Tuesday, March 19, 2013not very insulated though - ideal for 20 degrees and up - need to add a layer of fleece underneath for lower temps.
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Reviewed by UrbanMtnGirl from Longmont, CO on Thursday, February 21, 2013I really like Mountain Hardwear's clothes for their quality, durability and wear. I have several pieces of theirs. I am 5'6" and 115lbs. I generally wear a size S in both their jackets and pants. However, the weird thing with these pants is the purple color is sized larger than their usual and I had to get a size XS -- their red color is sized normally so I would have needed a size S in that color. The pants also have a loose fit around the legs (looser than the other MH styles I've tried on before). Hope that helps!
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Reviewed by KrisL from Los Angeles, CA on Wednesday, February 20, 2013Mountain Hardwear is a great brand that puts lots of thought into its product. Not these pants though. The pants ride low, so squatting or bending down exposes your back to the elements. No amount of tucking in other layers protects lower back from the snow. Very disappointed, and wish I could return them.
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Reviewed by gski from ADK, NY on Thursday, January 24, 2013I've been using the pants for skiing, both downhill and cross-country. They're comfortable and lightweight. I can't really attest to how waterproof they are, but they've certainly been keeping me warm enough. The pants run a little big, but not enough to want me to change sizes.
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Reviewed by L from Washington, DC on Friday, January 18, 2013the medium would have been a better size!
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Reviewed by flying granny from wenatchee,wa on Monday, January 14, 2013not true size, the delivery was fast and service great.
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Reviewed by Snowy from AZ on Friday, January 11, 2013ordered x-small. I usually wear x-small. Way too big in hip and legs. Not a tight fit, but lose. Warm pants, beautiful high quality material, nice color (sea salt). Great for skiing and snowboarding. I would have exchanged for one size smaller if available... did not exist, so sorry, had to return. Easy return though and prompt refund. Thank you.
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Reviewed by Trulyb from Asheville, NC on Tuesday, January 08, 2013I think you have to be a lot taller and fuller bodied than I am to wear these. Even if I got a smaller size, the length would be way too long for my 5'3" body. I would only recommend them for someone very tall, who doesn't mind a very full leg, which might be good for sking, so I recommend them with those caveats
