686 Dojo 20K Pants

$249.95
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686 Dojo 20K Pants

 

High-Performance Waterproof Protection for All-Mountain Riding

The 686 Dojo 20K Pants are built for riders who demand reliable storm protection, breathability, and long-lasting durability in all winter conditions. Available at Sports Ltd. Los Angeles, your local ski and snowboard shop serving riders since 1965, these technical shell pants deliver a clean, modern design with serious 20K waterproof performance for skiing and snowboarding in any environment.

Designed for resort laps, storm days, and all-mountain exploration, the Dojo 20K Pants keep you dry and comfortable while maintaining excellent mobility. Their relaxed performance fit and durable construction make them a dependable choice for riders who need versatility, protection, and comfort throughout the entire season.

 

Why You'll Love Them

✔ 20K waterproof / breathable rating delivers serious storm protection

✔ Highly breathable fabric keeps you comfortable during active riding

✔ Fully taped seams seal out snow, slush, and moisture

✔ Relaxed performance fit allows easy movement and layering

✔ Inner leg ventilation system helps regulate body temperature

✔ Durable construction built to handle demanding mountain use

✔ Reinforced hem and kick panels add long-term durability

✔ Functional pocket layout keeps essentials secure on the mountain

✔ Ideal for skiing, snowboarding, and all-mountain riding

 

Pant Profile & Technical Specifications

Category: Men's Ski & Snowboard Pants

Fit: Relaxed / Performance Fit

Waterproofing: 20K Waterproof / Breathable Fabric

Insulation: Shell (Non-Insulated)

Seams: Fully Taped Seams

Ventilation: Inner Leg Zip Vents

Waist: Adjustable Waist System with Belt Loops

Pockets: Secure Hand and Cargo Pockets

Reinforcement: Abrasion-Resistant Hem and Kick Panels

Best For: Resort skiing, snowboarding, and storm conditions

Season: Winter

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