ALL-MOUNTAIN SNOW PANTS: With reinforced nylon kick patches, the Men's Freedom Pants have the durability to match their waterproof, breathable performance and all-conditions style.
WATERPROOF & BREATHABLE: A DryVent 2L shell with a non-PFC Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish keeps snow and rain out, while the Chimney Venting system with mesh-lined inner-thigh vents and mesh gaiter panels allows superior temperature regulation.
STANDARD FIT: Featuring a tailored feel that's trim but not tight, these ski and snowboard pants feature a waistband with adjustable hook-and-loop tabs and belt loops, and articulated knees for increased mobility. Inseam: S 30", R 32", L 34".
BLOCK THE SNOW: Breathable StretchVent gaiters with gripper elastic help keep the snow out of your boots, while a reinforced hem and kickpatches enhance durability for lasting wear. Includes a zip-fly with a snap-tab closure for added convenience.
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ALL-MOUNTAIN SNOW PANTS: With reinforced nylon kick patches, the Men's Freedom Pants have the durability to match their waterproof, breathable performance and all-conditions style.
WATERPROOF & BREATHABLE: A DryVent 2L shell with a non-PFC Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish keeps snow and rain out, while the Chimney Venting system with mesh-lined inner-thigh vents and mesh gaiter panels allows superior temperature regulation.
STANDARD FIT: Featuring a tailored feel that's trim but not tight, these ski and snowboard pants feature a waistband with adjustable hook-and-loop tabs and belt loops, and articulated knees for increased mobility. Inseam: S 30", R 32", L 34".
BLOCK THE SNOW: Breathable StretchVent gaiters with gripper elastic help keep the snow out of your boots, while a reinforced hem and kickpatches enhance durability for lasting wear. Includes a zip-fly with a snap-tab closure for added convenience.
Obviously everyone is different, but even during spring skiing I would rather have insulated pants. I feel like this move to shell pants is just a way to sell more product; my friends who have these seem to always be cold.
Obviously everyone is different, but even during spring skiing I would rather have insulated pants. I feel like this move to shell pants is just a way to sell more product; my friends who have these seem to always be cold.
I was just at Snowbird last week way overheating in insulated pants and was wishing for something just like this. It was 59 degrees at the summit!
Honestly, those conditions looked miserable. How often do you ski them? That's jean weather. I was at Stratton where it was in the 40s (which I would consider pretty warm), and my friends with only shells were cold at the top.
We go to Utah every year for 5 days to ski/ride Snowbird and Brighton, as they are both great for families. It was during the southwest USA heatwave last week, usually is dumping snow those weeks. I rode in a tshirt most days, only cold getting off the tram with the wind up there... Stratton is on my bucket list to check out...
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Snow gear regularly gets marked 50-70% off at end of season
I was at Stratton where it was in the 40s (which I would consider pretty warm), and my friends with only shells were cold at the top.
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Honestly, those conditions looked miserable. How often do you ski them? That's jean weather.
I was at Stratton where it was in the 40s (which I would consider pretty warm), and my friends with only shells were cold at the top.
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