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With fluffy PrimaLoft insulation and softshell reinforcements in the seat, knees, and ankles, the Marmot Men’s Flurry Insulated Pant is built for the coldest days on the mountain. Full side zips make for easy venting and on-and-off, and the removable suspenders keep the pant in place when it’s time to go for the summit. The synthetic PrimaLoft PL2 insulation features fibers that are individually treated with DWR for increased performance in wet mountain conditions. Marmot also added articulated knees and a gusseted crotch for complete range of motion.
- Primaloft PL2 insulation is a synthetic down insulation that delivers roasting warmth without the bulk—every fiber has been coated with a water-repellant finish
- Marmot designers reinforced the seat, knees, and ankles of these pants for maximum durability
- Full side zips make it easy to get in and out of these pants while providing ventilation when necessary
- Removable and adjustable suspenders keep the Flurry pants in the right position while you do your thing
- A gusseted crotch and articulated knees combine forces to provide uninhibited, natural movement
Bottom Line: Fancy pants.
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Does anyone know the fill weight of the Flurry pants? I am comparing
Does anyone know the fill weight of the Flurry pants? I am comparing them to the MH Compressor PL. The MH is 120 grams of Primaloft. I am very familiar with Primaloft. It is great. The Flurry is Marmot's proprietary version of Primaloft called Thermal R. I wonder how Thermal R compares to Primaloft for warmth? I prefer the fit, the snap and zip fly, extra reinforcement and suspenders of the Flurry. They compress as well as the MH and only weigh 4 ounces more. I just want to be sure they are as warm. I know they will be plenty warm for active pursuits such as hiking and XC skiing, but the main reason for buying them is for warmth when I am sitting around camp on a three week winter Grand Canyon trip. If they weren't so expensive I would have ordered Feathered Friend's Helios pants. Used them on Acancaugua and they are amazing. The Flurry and Compressor are my alternative to that. So the questions are: how much fill weight and is Thermal R as warm as Primaloft?
By: Greg Edwards
December 4, 2010
The Flurry pants have an 80 g Thermal R Eco insulation. Thermal R Eco has a slightly higher CLO Rating than Primaloft sport, meaning it's has a slightly higher warmth to weight ratio. It's also proven to be very durable. So yes, Thermal R Eco will work very similarly to Primaloft sport. Hope that helps and have fun in the Grand Canyon.
By: Tim Coats
December 16, 2010
Great Pant
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mie4924766
December 16, 2011
The Marmot Flurry Insulated Pant is a great choice when looking for a little more insulation. They are extremely comfortable and unbelievable breathable. The full side zips are very convenient and second as vents. they pack very small. Bottom line: best insulated pant!
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Great Pant
The Marmot Flurry Insulated Pant is a great choice when looking for a little more insulation. They are extremely comfortable and unbelievable breathable. more...
- Material:
- [shell] 100% polyester; [panels] softshell double weave( 64% nylon, 20% polyester, 16% elastane); [lining] 100% polyester
- Insulation:
- primaloft PL2
- Fit:
- regular
- Venting:
- no
- Side Zips:
- yes, full
- Waist:
- adjustable tabs, suspenders
- Pockets:
- 2 front, 2 back
- Weight:
- 1 lb 8 oz
- Recommended Use:
- trekking, skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime