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Go ahead—get sweaty.

Get your legs into the Marmot Blackcomb Softshell Pants, and start your early morning trek to find deep, fresh powder. These softshell pants use breathable Marmot M3 tech so even when you're working up a serious sweat post-holing to the top, you won't feel like you're in a sauna. And, thanks to their ability to block wind and moisture, you'll feel warm and dry on your way down.

  • Marmot M3 softshell fabric blocks wind and repels moisture while remaining highly breathable
  • Reinforcement patches at knees and cuffs protect high-wear areas
  • Athletic fit means there isn't a bunch of extra fabric to get in your way
  • Articulated knees are preset for skiing
  • Internal gaiters with gripper elastic keep the snow from flying up your pants or sneaking into your boots
  • Ankle zips make these pants easier to get over your boots

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4 5

tsup495569

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Took it out to Long's peak for some alpine climb this past weekend. Comfortable and warm! Love them, will definitely buy again.

4 5

psy100358364

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Love the fit, super comfortable, and thw quality of the fabric is excellent! However, I agree with the other comments about the sightly non/dis-functional gaiters. Is there something about these gaiters that I'm not understanding?

I would love to get some clarification about these darm gaiters. I assume that they're designed for wide snow boots.

5 5

kevp41065

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I bought for nordic and light backcountry skiing in Colorado. They fit athletic, but are as comfortable as my favorite jeans and I could work in them or wear them all-day. They shed water, are breathable, and on colder days I wear a base layer underneath. I do require a nylon web belt with mine. The built-in gaiter doesnt have any clips and are a bit large (for tele or nordic boots). The reinforced knees are perfect, especially nice with telekenis knee-pads. These pants will be my Spring alpine ski pants as well. Nice job Marmot!

3 5

Skibo

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Just received these, to augment my Marmot Durango pant (several years old). Blackcomb is thinner, and probably more windproof. The internal gaiter was non-functional. It had gripper elastic, but there was no elastic to it, so it would not hold tight to the boot. The 32 is slimmer cut than the Med Durango, which is pretty loose. I sent them back due to the lighter fabric (don't want to wear longjohns under them--not needed with the Durango) and the disfunctional internal gaiter.

Craig Armstrong

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Curly's Clips - Marmot review of the pants.

troopah43

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This video is meaningless. He doesn't demonstrate any features of the pants or exand on anything technical. He could be wearing jeans for all of the information he provides about the pants.

Craig Armstrong

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In general I agree, it could be far more informative. Some people don't even know what softshell means though ... it's a general overview. Not perfect, but a step in the right direction at least, in my opinion. What exact information would you like to see that would have helped this video be helpful for you?

troopah43

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Sorry, I should be more specific with my questions. I wanted to know if they are lined at all, or what the next-to-skin feeling would be for hot days when you're not wearing a base layer. And how breathable vs. water resistant they are. I'm looking at them for back country skiing or light ski mountaineering and wanted to gather more info. Finally, I really appreciate it when reviewers state their size so other people can get a better idea of how they fit. For example, I'm 5'9" and 200 lbs.

Craig Armstrong

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I totally agree, all good points that would have improved the video.

I really think product video reviews are relatively young, they haven't been around for decades. A lot of companies are still figuring out how to do them well. Thanks for the feedback, all helpful and I'll keep in mind when planning future reviews for our brand.

5 5

jes100342570

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

These pants are unbelievable. I have been climbing some really wet WI3/WI4 ice in them that I thought I was going to get absolutely drenched in but I came out completely dry. The fabric on the knew and heel has saved me from more than a few crampon rips. These pants also have a really nice snow skirt.

troopah43

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I'm looking at getting some of these, your review is helpful. Are the pants lined at all? How do they feel against bare skin?

jes100342570

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the pants aren't lined but nothing a baselayer can't solve. They feel good against bare skin. I use these pants to commute to work on my bike in the winter and they keep my legs very toasty/insulated.