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Arc'teryx Rho LT Bottom - Men's
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Start your layering from the legs up with the Arc'teryx Rho LT Bottom. Made from hardworking powerflex material these form fitting bottoms layer well under hiking pants or ski bibs. A laminated pocket on the right leg gives you a place to stash your car-key or other essentials. Designed to move moisture and dry quickly, Arc'teryx includes a stench fighting fabric application that allows you to wear the Rho longer between washes. Choose the ¾ length version for an even better fit with mountaineering, ski or snowboard boots. For skiing, hiking, or mountaineering, this is one basic piece that you will use every time you head for the hills. *Available for US Shipment Only.
Bottom Line: Stay high and dry in the hills with the Arc'teryx Tho LT Bottom. .
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Perfect!
By:
Jameskillinit
December 28, 2010
This is the perfect base layer for me. I'm 6'3 240 and the XL fit nicely. They are roomy, but not baggy. These things DO NOT stink - I can't smell a trace of gnarlyness after many (10+) days on the hill and no wash.
Comfortable, warm, moisture wicking, smell resistant - well worth the price.
1 Comment Last Comment: December 31, 2011 by: Kasper Nyegaard
By: Kasper Nyegaard
December 31, 2011
I am 6'2 175 lbs and the L is two sizes too large around the waist and thighs, but I have slim legs. Still the sizing of these is way wrong. Fit is very large.
Prefer AR's for layering
By:
Mike Waldert
December 15, 2008
This is a nice fabric but I generally prefer the powerstretch AR bottoms in my layering setup. These are nice weight though if you're hiking for turns or if it's a little more spring-like
Awesome is Right
By:
Jon LaFOLLETTE
October 23, 2008
Funk free. Light yet warm. I own and use both the bootcut as well as the full length. For added warmth look to the LTW which rock as well.
1 Comment Last Comment: April 10, 2011 by: Isaac Rogers
By: Isaac Rogers
April 10, 2011
is the ltw really warmer?
Good Fit
By:
Kurt Zogorski
May 23, 2010
I'm 6'3, and 165. Oddly enough I went for the small and they fit amazing. Finally a tight base layer that doesn't bunch up under my harness. Length isn't really that important. In fact shorter legs are better for fitting into boots nicely. They wick nicely and keep my dry!
Ultimate baselayer
By:
Jersey Hiker
December 1, 2008
...and for the price, they should be! These are very nicely constructed (could do without the laminated pocket - not sure what their obsession is with these things, but, whatever). Extremely comfortable, seem to be very odor-resistant, moderate warmth. Intended to be form fitting, so don't size up.
Does the job
By:
Graham Myhre
January 19, 2010
Have worn these skiing and backpacking. The material is very soft with a good amount of stretch. I am wearing a a large and I am 6' 3" and weigh about 180. I am slightly concerned about them wearing out. The material doesn't seem incredibly durable. Overall they are warm and do the job. Arc Teryx loves to put those little pockets on everything, but I've yet to actually use one.
awesome
By:
Samurai221
February 5, 2008
These are great, i love the boot cut, i never understood why all baselayers are not made like that. The feel good and never get any odors.
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Perfect!
This is the perfect base layer for me. I'm 6'3 240 and the XL fit nicely. They are roomy, but not baggy. These things DO NOT stink - I can't more...
Prefer AR's for layering
This is a nice fabric but I generally prefer the powerstretch AR bottoms in my layering setup. These are nice weight though if you're hiking for turns more...
- Material:
- Rentex Powerflex
- Insulation:
- lightweight
- Recommended Use:
- insulation
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime