Rawik Board Dog Ski Pants (Toddler Kids')

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Quick Specs

Fit: Relaxed
xFitChoose the right fit!
Slim: These garments fit close through the body or legs for a sleek, sexy, or athletic look.
Relaxed: Also known as "regular," these garments fit just right, not too baggy or not too slim.
Loose: Also known as baggy, loose-fitting garments allow for ultra-free body movement.
Warmth: 4/10
xWarmthOur warmth rating comes from a combination of the insulation type and thickness or weight of the insulation, and how this combined with the garment design affects heat loss and your overall warmth.

Items with higher ratings will be warmer, and will offer you more protection in colder temperatures.
Waterproofing: 2/10
xWaterproofingOur waterproof rating is based on the fabric's waterproof rating, and how well the overall construction prevents water seepage.

Items with lower ratings are water-repellent, and good for light-snow conditions. Items with higher ratings will be more waterproof, and can protect you in wetter conditions.

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Available Colors

Black

Product Details

Style: 6020A

Board Dog pants offer lots of versatility. Insulated for warmth, and designed for snowboarders, these pants work great for skiers too, and are appropriate for both girls and boys.

Insulated to keep your little skier or boarder warm.
Interior snow cuff to keep snow out.
Cargo pockets on both sides.
VELCRO® pockets offer easy access to cargo that stays put.

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"Are these pants waterproof?"

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Question by Nbptirish on 9/2/2012 - 7:41 pm

"The nylon shell has a water-repellent finish so the fabric will shed water (like a duck sheds water), but these pants are not totally water-proof so water will eventually seep through after long periods in wet conditions."

Answer by Jaime (Peter Glenn Staff) on 9/6/2012 - 10:39 am