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Tailored for you and your aerobic mountain pursuits.

It's drizzling out, but that won't stop you or the Marmot Women's Scree Softshell Pant from getting above the treeline. Rated M3, the Scree is one of Marmot's most breathable softshell pants. An athletic cut lends itself to a comfortable under-the-harness fit for alpine climbing, and plentiful pockets store essentials if you escape to higher altitudes for some touring. Ankle zippers allow easy-on, easy-off access, even when shoes are involved.

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sadp498458

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I had great expectations form these pants as I have friends who wear this brand and style. I bought the same size as my REI and Mtn Hardware pants and other outdoor pants and yet these pants were really small. I will continue to wear the Mtn Hardware and REI. They didn't have a quality feel to them either. Very disappointed. My other hiking pants being the same size are so much better than these. If I do buy another pair of these I will go up a size.

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gerp421513

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I was looking for a slender fitting pants that could be used for both snowshoeing and running in the winter. The sales person at Backcountry suggested these pants that could be used for both sports. What a great suggestion these pants are for me. They have a sleek fit that works, keeps me cozy and repels the snow. Thank you, Backcountry, for help finding these pants.

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Lin4780742

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I bought these thinking I might be able to use them as ski pants (I have some friends that use them as such). I tried them out on a very snowy ski day and they did pretty good, but they aren't waterproof. They would be great for spring skiing. It was a little tough to fit the cuffs over the top of my ski boots.

Besides that, I love these pants. I got the gray and I love the color. They are super comfortable, probably because they are so stretchy. I could even fit a pair of thermal underwear pants underneath. I could sleep in them I like them so much. I think they would be great for hiking in rainy weather.

I bought a size 4 which is just a bit too small. I'm 5'7" and 130-135lb. It was a little on the tight side in the waist and rode up a little too much in the crotch. And there was the problem with the cuff size if I use them for skiing. They looked great on, though! I ordered the size 6 just to see if they look as great and fit a little more comfortably. Crossing my fingers!

Lin4780742

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The size 6 is perfect. Still looks great and the fit is much more comfortable.

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Ro

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I'm 5' and ~100lbs. I ordered the size 2, which seemed too small at first glance, but I was able to wear a base layer underneath them without the pants looking bulky and bunched up. The material stretches, so even though the fit is snug, the pants were comfortable. I wore them with gaiters on a couple 6 hour snowshoe/hikes at 8000 feet and felt toasty even when the wind picked up. It would be even better if the inseam were a couple of inches shorter. All in all, a satisfactory purchase and even happier that I got them at 50% off!

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joap387501

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I wore my Marmot/Scree Softshell pants the day they arrived for a hike/snowshoe in a snow storm. The stretch made them super comfortable and the wind resistant material kept the wind from chilling my legs. Due to the deep snow I wore a pair of Truk boots and the pants fit over the boots with the zipper mostly zipped. The softshell material kept the snow from my snow shoes from sticking to the backs of my legs so that was a real plus. I didn't overheat hiking up the mountain and stayed warm descending into the wind while snow shoeing. I have also been running in them. One day the wind came up and my hands got really cold. The soft liner in the pockets warmed my hands up so I could put my gloves back on with toasty fingers. I run in fivefinger shoes and was worried about the pant leg (my legs are short) going under the shoe, but there is elastic inside the hem that you can tighten with a toggle so stepping on the pant hem was never an issue. So far I have only needed merino wool boy shorts as a base layer but if it gets colder my Smartwool tights will fit as a base layer to add some warmth.

Does it come in "tall"? What is the inseam...

Mary Lynne

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Does it come in "tall"? What is the inseam length of the size 14 gray? Thank you.
Mary Lynne Munn

John Langer

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Hey Mary,
This pant does not come in a Tall inseam. The regular inseam for the size 14 is 31.5 inches.

is this softshell pant suitable for skiing....

ann5611016

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is this softshell pant suitable for skiing. i want a firm fitted ski pant.

Tim Coats

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The Scree pant is a wonderful backcountry ski pant, but really isn't weather resistant or warm enough for colder days alpine skiing. You might check out Marmot's Women's Davos pant. It is a great fitting softshell ski pant with a film backer which will keep out wind and wetness.

is this softshell pant suitable for skiing....

ann5611016

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is this softshell pant suitable for skiing. i want a firm fitted ski pant.

Dave Marcus

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I ski in Schoeller Dryskin softshell pants in the spring. They're pretty similar in weight and performance to the Scree. You may have a problem with the cuffs not being large enough to fit over boots.