Marmot Tioga Softshell Pant - Men's

I use soft shell pants for backcountry skiing and need them to be breathable and mobile. Most soft shell pants intended for skiing are not breathable enough for me. In the past I have worn summer weight pants. I was initially concerned that these would be too warm because the brushed interior feels almost as thick as a long underwear layer. I had them out in warm, over forty degrees, for the first outing and they do breath enough to remain comfortable. I like the fit, the grey color, and the pockets. My only complaint is the belt loosens easily, these pants would really benefit from a pair of removable suspenders. The cuff guard looks pretty minimal too, but should be enough to do the job and not make the pant really heavy.

I bought these pants this year and have worn them maybe 12 times.
These pants feel really nice, they fit well too. Not too tight, not too loose. I've used em for riding the lift with one or two pairs of long underwear underneath. For skinning or winter hikes, I've used them by themselves or with a thin pair of polypro underneath and never been sweaty. They breath well. I tend to run hot and sweat a bunch, and these pants feel great on me. They fit well too (medium on my 5'11 160pd frame). There's room for fleece pants underneath if needed.

They bead water well, although the DWR seems to be wearing off in places. Still, no issues with getting wet, but this is in snow. Not sure how they'd do in sleet/rain.

I really like the pocket arrangement on them. The brushed fleece on the inside is perfect for me.

My one concern is durability. They seem to show some wear at the inner ankles. After a week long trip in the rockies this winter, we'll see how much life they have left.