MADE IN USA Christian Fletcher's easy pants. They are stored folded sideways to prevent wrinkles. Although they don't have insulation, they are water-repellent, so they might be board pants. The left hem has a logo and both sides have reflectors. You don't see Fletcher's pants very often, so if you like them, please consider them. Christian Fletcher is a pioneer of aerial surfing. Bored with surfing at an early age, Christian expressed the movements he found in skateboarding on the waves and redefined the possibilities. Christian's bold, radical, and innovative aerial surfing assault in the late 80s caused controversy. "Pros Take A Stand" was published in the April 1990 issue of Surfer Magazine, signed by 27 top ASP pros. It stated dissatisfaction with the magazine being composed of inferior, second-rate photos, as well as "It's unfair when you pick up the magazine and the man on the cover and center spread is not someone who trains hard, travels the world, and is dedicated to the sport, but a man (Christian Fletcher) who spends his summers at Trestles." Regardless of what the industry thought at the time, Christian's unconventional approach to surfing built modern surfing performance and gave professional surfers a new path outside of the contest scene. Currently, he supports the management of Astrodeck with his father, legendary surfer Herbie Fletcher, and is still doing crazy things on skateboards and in the water. - Brand: CHRISTIAN FLETCHER - Color: Light Gray - Design: Thank you for viewing. Color: Gray系