I got these pants and tried them on before hitting the mountain and all seemed great. Once I actually got moving down the hill the button would never stay fastened, even just to get on the lift ( and I'm not a heavy guy). Also, not very warm. Was in 18 degree weather with clothing underneath and still felt the cold.

I'm 6'2", with a 31" waist and these pants in Medium are a perfect fit. The pants are heavier than I expected which is a good thing, can't wait to try 'em out.

The material DC used for these pants reminded me of those old Russel sweats or an old school snowmobile onesie. They were horrible. Even made that weird swishing noise when I walked around. I can't believe they would try to pass these off as snowboarding pants, they seemed more like a full-length diaper to me. I paid 40 bucks for them on whiskey malitia and sent them back the next day. Don't know about the waterproofing because I wouldn't be caught dead wearing these things on the mountain. I was a little disappointed that I had to pay the $14 shipping. DC needs to go back to the drawing boards.

no joke these were listed for $29.99 and i got them with a 20 dollar on e-mail cupon, then it was randomly a penny shipping day sooooooooo I got these for ten dollars flat shipped!

Good Snow pants loved them and they are a perfect fit for me. They are really worth it. they run a little baggy which is good for leg movement.

Took them out for the first time yesterday. Conditions were mild (mid 20s), and with a pair of medium weight thermals these worked just fine. A ton of well designed pockets are a plus (6 by my count, not 4). Should mention that the waist has vertical as well as horizontal loops (You can see this if you zoom in on the detail of the front pocket image above). I have them in the currency camo and I think they look pretty decent. The fit is a bit baggier than I'd really like, but not ridiculous. I wear a small in most everything and am a small in these. Only other complaint is that it's difficult to cinch up the waist as tight as I'd like. I would recommend getting a belt of some kind. As the tech specs state these are not insulated, so I'm not really sure what aaron is complaining about. Match them with thermals for the condition and they'll keep you warm and dry.

The pants are really nice and light and so good at repelling the snow and keeping you warm. And with the sale price there at now I couldn't find any better deal on pants of this quality. If your looking for pants consider these.