What is the difference between the Columbia Silver Ridge cargo pant and the Columbia Silver Ridge Extended cargo pant?
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There is no difference as far as make. The Extended, I think, are for those longer legged folks.. I rodered mine in 32 long as a true 32 is to short and the 34's are way to long.. So basically it's a 33 inch inseam.
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I believe the difference is the end that lays on the tailgate is slightly different on each. If you go to the Lund website and click on the pictures you can see the difference. I have the 602006 and it looks like it has an additional extension on the end that allows it to lay flatter on the tailgate. http://www.lundinternational.com/products/cargo-management/cargo-management2/?brand=lund
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Huge differences! The Sierra is MUCH better. I just returned my Quick N EZ and bought the Sierra. Better 5-point harness, actual padded bench seat vs hammock style seat, pockets on inside for kids, plenty of rear cargo, actual foot operated parking brake, and better stroller handle. Buy the Sierra!
200357
If you mean Columbia pants, usually do not have the same measures as the jeans. I use them wide to comfortable sailing and fishing.
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I have a 46"+ waist. and the xxl work well for me. These are just sweat pants with cargo pockets and a camo look.
1594087
The extended length and travel is different between the two parts with the 37241 being the larger. The 37241 is intended for vehicles with a little softer or lighter suspension.
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No, this item is just a cargo liner that lines the cargo area. It sounds like the item you are looking for is Amazon Item # B00BNDC11E. Take a look and see if that is what you're looking for!
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This is different from mine but it looks like the only difference is color. Mine has only 2 pockets and it looks like they have added a third slash pocket.
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No, I don't know the difference. I bought this one for my son who took it to St. Marten for his scuba diving gear and he loves it!
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I ordered mine from maxpedition and there it isn't listed like that. I don't know what they mean but I can't see a discernable difference in the two.
2196136
They look the same but have exofficio on the waistband. They are great and usually a good price on Amazon.
154559
On the the newer pairs that I have, the pockets are very subtle unless you are looking for the zipper tab. They just look like Dockers.
557242
I don`t know. I bought my wife the maroon/khaki Versipack & it was as the photo so I can`t comment on the one shown.
37830
I bought the pants in two different colors: one pair of black, and one pair of indigo [a deep navy blue]--nice color. If the pant is labeled indigo, it is the navy one.
90314
Per specs, they both have same inseam, the Attack is 88%Nylon/12% Spandex; the Quest is 86%/14%. I purchased the Attack prior to a Century ride-the TUC in Humboldt County- I have also been on many 30, 50, 60 mile rides and will say the Attack is a very comfortable short.
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I see no difference right off the bat b/w the two models, and I don't find the Smart Back Pack lists very much in way of details. They look the same to me. We love our red one. I do find if I carry my 25 lb 1 yr old too long, my lower back does bother me some, but that may be me not adjusting the straps properly. Sorry I cannot point out any differences. I'd check with Chicco.
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Hard to say really. I have a few pairs. My take is this. At a distance (ten plus feet?) they look like slacks, maybe loose fitting for their size, but slacks none the less. Closer up it is clear there is a vertical "hidden" zipper and around the whole "cargo pocket" area is stitching that could pass as something other than a cargo pocket (no exterior pocket). I don't know the attitude at your office but if they were Nazis about it you could always say it was a zipper for a venting system. ;) Buy a pair, office or not, you'll enjoy them. You might also just ask your supervisors about it... as long as you don't overload the pockets you can't tell there is anything in them. Hard to say really. I have a few pairs. My take is this. At a distance (ten plus feet?) they look like slacks, maybe loose fitting for their size, but slacks none the less. Closer up it is clear there is a vertical "hidden" zipper and around the whole "cargo pocket" area is stitching that could pass as something other than a cargo pocket (no exterior pocket). I don't know the attitude at your office but if they were Nazis about it you could always say it was a zipper for a venting system. ;) Buy a pair, office or not, you'll enjoy them. You might also just ask your... » Read More Hard to say really. I have a few pairs. My take is this. At a distance (ten plus feet?) they look like slacks, maybe loose fitting for their size, but slacks none the less. Closer up it is clear there is a vertical "hidden" zipper and around the whole "cargo pocket" area is stitching that could pass as something other than a cargo pocket (no exterior pocket). I don't know the attitude at your office but if they were Nazis about it you could always say it was a zipper for a venting system. ;) Buy a pair, office or not, you'll enjoy them. You might also just ask your supervisors about it... as long as you don't overload the pockets you can't tell there is anything in them. « Show Less