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[QUOTE="Stephan the Painter, post: 1164436, member: 83410"] [USER=16689]@MichaelNW[/USER] I used inexpensive Wrangler ATG. Long, 96% nylon and 4% spandex quick dry pants with regular pockets as well as two zip Cargo pockets. Very comfortable and I use them as work pants in my regular life all the time. They’re soft as opposed to crinkly. I was able to hand wash them on the camino and they’d be dry enough to wear the next morning. I like the zipper feature because it’s difficult for them to become accidentally opened. Also, I’m with you with a dislike of the zip off pants. I ordered and tried on three or four different pairs, and they always seem to chafe. These pants seem to typically run about US$40 online, not sure if you’re in the US or not? Walmart sells a version of these for about $25, although I think they’re a little lower quality. They sell a version that are shorts, but I just cut off the bottoms with a scissor when I was in Spain in June when it was too hot. They do seem to pill after about a year, though. [/QUOTE]
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