Cloudveil Zero-G Pant - Men's - 2006 BCS

It's been below 10 almost each day I've used these in the backcountry and i absolutely swear by these pants. I've actually stopped using my Patagucci Super Guide pants since I got the Zero G's. I've used the Zero-G's in up to 25 degrees where they get a bit hot on the skin up. They aren't as stretchy like the other Cloudveil pants due to the insulative layer but they're just as comfortable as any softshell. Good gaiter and sensible pockets with good zipper holds that can be used with big gloves.

Got these pants in Medium. The waist size was right on but leg length was way too long. When walking in tele boots they're alright but in street shoes they kept catching under my heel. First day out the cheap plastic snap on the bottom of the gaiter broke off as I was getting ready to head to the chair lift for my first run. Cloudveil should use better finishing components and offer different inseam lengths. The suspenders work well and are comfortable.

Warm insulation in a waterproof softshell pant?!!! No WAY!! So sweet. Never be cold again and hike in ‘em all day if you want to. Super comfy. My favorite pants ever!!!! And remember those cold chair rides? How about the ski patrollers who have those skirt things?!! Never ever consider having a cold but from the chairs again.