Ski pants with built-in warmth. That's one pair instead of two, and less worrying about layers and cold chair lifts. Fully waterproof, and warm enough to ski in on a base layer alone. An easy choice in the morning, built for full days of skiing.
How it fits into your System
The easy way out.
One pair instead of two. The insulation is built in, so there's nothing to pull on underneath and nothing to adjust once you're dressed — you put them on in the morning and ski all day. Long zipped vents down the outside of the leg for when you're working, fleece-lined hand pockets for when you're not, and a heavier fabric down low where boots and edges do the damage.
The face fabric is a 100% recycled Japanese nylon, waterproof to +20 000 mm. SKI Magazine named these their Best Insulated Ski Pant, and they're rated 4.9 out of 5 by the people who ski in them.
Some days that's all you want.
Warm and waterproof in one. 60 g/m² PrimaLoft® Silver insulation inside a waterproof +20 000 mm shell. Nothing needed underneath but a base layer.
A regular fit with room to layer. Take your normal size. If you want them closer to the body, size down, but check the inseam first, since a smaller size is also a shorter leg.
Vents where you need them. Long zipped vents down the outside of the leg with mesh behind them. Because the insulation is attached to the shell, heat leaves faster than it does through shell pants worn over a separate layer.
Built where it wears out. A heavier 3-layer reinforcement fabric down low, where boots and edges do the damage, and a stretch snow gaiter at the leg opening.
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How to use it
Full weather protection and warmth in one piece. Wear them over a base layer on most days and add the Light Mid Pants on the coldest ones — there's room. Open the leg vents on the way up instead of stopping to take anything off.
Base Layer
Mid Layer
Insulation Layer
Shell Layer
Belay Layer
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