Now you can stay on the water all day without dealing with irritating splash or water seepage. Made from our ultra breathable, waterproof 2.5 HyproTex fabric, the NRS Endurance Pants are comfortable, durable - the best value around. Generous cut provides plenty of room for easy layering underneath.

• Soft and durable 2.5 layer HyproTex is waterproof and very breathable, keeping you dry and comfortable • The pants feature a single-hand-pull drawstring waist and adjustable ankle cuffs to help keep water out • Knee panels are double-thick and the seat panel is reinforced with Cordura fabric • Generous cut provides plenty of room for easy layering underneath

Item#: 2511 Shell Fabric: 40 x 40-denier ripstop WaveTex Age Group: Adult Gender: Male

Size/Color Part Number UPC Black - XS 20015.02.105 0603403150251 Black - S 20015.02.103 0603403150220 Black - M 20015.02.102 0603403150213 Black - L 20015.02.101 0603403150206 Black - XL 20015.02.104 0603403150237 Black - 2XL 20015.02.106 0603403150244

Reviewer:	Risk	Rating:	4	Date:	01/11/2013
Review:	Pants work as advertised. I will probably buy another pair. Good for spray and moderate weather.

Reviewer:	East Coast Chris	Rating:	5	Date:	02/23/2012
Review:	Paddled the Norton MA resevoir on Sunday 2-19. No ice but plenty of cold water! My NRS Endurance Pants and NRS Boundary Shoes kept me very dry and very warm!!!! Great combo for paddling and fishing. 5 out of 5 stars!! Thanks again AK!

Reviewer:	Rob	Rating:	5	Date:	02/19/2012
Review:	Just as expected based on the prior reviews. I found that wading in the water results in water in the pant legs, so I simply let this water out once I sit down - before it has a chance to run down my leg and wet my shorts. If you get your undergarment wet, it will surely stay that way!

Reviewer:	gpinkerton	Rating:	5	Date:	02/18/2012
Review:	I paddle a SOT, so staying dry during mild SE Texas winters is the key. In 40 degree weather I stay completely dry and warm with Endurance Pants over a pair of insulating tights. They are exactly what I needed for any trip from Dec-March or so.

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