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Arc'teryx Theta SV Bib - Men's

Arc'teryx Theta SV Bib - Men's

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$424.95
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Arc'teryx Theta SV Bib - Men's

The Arc'teryx Men's Theta SV Bib includes a tough face fabric over its Gore-Tex Pro waterproof breathable material for extra durability needed in harsh alpine environments. No matter how nasty the weather gets, this Arc'teryx bib takes it in stride thanks to a high-waist design and integrated gaiters. Waist-to-ankle side zippers let you put on this bib even when you're already wearing mountaineering or ski boots, and large ankles accommodate this oversized footwear. The Theta SV Bib also includes a gusseted crotch to increase freedom of movement and a front zipper to make it easy to answer nature's call.

Bottom Line: With the weather protection of the Arc'teryx Theta SV Bib, even the worst mountain storms feel like a light breeze.

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Rating for this product: 5

Solid and sweet ski pants

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February 11, 2008

These are great ski pants. I was a bit skeptical about their durability and toughness at first compared to prior models but the Gore Tex Pro Shell is like shark skin (much like their ads say). I just returned from a week of heli-skiing in Canada and these pants stood up to the abuse like a champ. We stuck to the trees mostly because the amount of snow kept things unstable and these things just laughed at the branches and what not that occasionally got in the way. They are highly breathable and even after 20 mins of breaking trail on a nasty traverse, my legs weren't all gross and sweaty (but I was working super hard). The high bib and suspenders are money, too. ArcTeryx knows what they are doing and these pants prove it.

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Rating for this product: 5

On their own line!

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May 21, 2009

Not just top of the line they are on their own line. I love the bibs I am a snowboarder, that’s right a BOARDER. Sorry skiers I wear your gear too! That aside I love these pants the full length zips are awesome for hiking and let some heat out, be carful on sunny days though, my legs went from white to red. The Proshell is the only way to go. I got a tall xl and I am 6 2 and they actually fit a little baggy. They are good pants have about 30 days of riding on them and they don’t show any wear yet. I like the two little pockets up on the bibs nice for keys or MP3 players, they are really nice for batteries to keep them warm while touring. In late spring hanging out on the mountain sitting on my but cooking lunch there was never any water that soaked through. I highly recommend them! They give good movement and don’t constrict me at all.

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Write your question here...In comparing the Theta SV to the Stinger

Write your question here...In comparing the Theta SV to the Stinger I am confused about the fabric. Does the Theta SV have an additional protective layer that the Stinger does not? Or are both materials the same?

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March 18, 2009

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When comparing the Stinger to the Theta SV, these bibs are very similar in performance both being constructed of GoreTex Pro. The difference simply is the Stinger has a short area replaced by Polartec® Power Shield® on the bibs back under where you jacket will lie. This offers increased breathability, were the Theta SV is all GoreTex

By: Backcountry.com Employee
March 18, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

top of the line

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February 4, 2008

yeah, these are expensive, but the little features (especially the full length side zippers) make these bibs worth spending the extra cash. i have worn these things on waterfall ice and scraped them up worming through rock chimneys on alpine routes, and they appear to be indestructible. add that to the fact that they're backed by the ironclad arcteryx warranty and reputation and there's no reason to buy anything else.

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Rating for this product: 5

Awesome.

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December 12, 2008

These pants are the bees knees. They fit really well and the design features are spot on (reinforced cuff, side zippers, etc). The new Pro Shell fabric works super well too; it's the most breathable hard shell i've worn. Overall, i'm really pleased with them.

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I had a pair of the theta sk's which I bought last year and

I had a pair of the theta sk's which I bought last year and loved and unfortunately they got lost in a move. Is the the sv the closest thing in comparrison to them. Does anyone know anywhere that has left over sk's from last year, also I liked that mine were in a slate blue color instead of the same old black, also the picture on bc is different from arcteryx's website which one is correct?

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November 2, 2008

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The theta SV is the "new" SK.Basically the same pattern but with Gore-Tex Proshell instead of XCR, which is lighter and a bit more breathable, more durable on the inside. Fabric on the SV is less likely to get fuzzy and sheds snow better than the SK, but is still tough. Only comes in black though. Check the Stinger bib for the slate color. Similar design, but the Stinger is a bit fuller cut and has thigh vents, instead of full length zips.

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November 2, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Better than the SK?

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November 26, 2008

Well i have the old theta SK and couldn't imagine a better. however, i am sure arcteryx can make anything better. there must be something in the water up there in Canada, these people make some damn good gear.

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Rating for this product: 5

Great pants

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December 9, 2008

Great pants for skiing and mountaineering in NH and VT. Have used them a few days now and I love them. A few comments though. First, this is a hard shell, so wear some really warm tights under them. Regular bottoms were not warm enough for really cold freezing temps here in New England. Second, I can tell unfortunately that they are not completely unbreakable: already got a little scratch from tree skiing (granted it was a serious wipe out...). No big deal but for >$400 pant, I expected stronger material. And last, but this is cosmetic, the fit is a bit baggy (got the S/Tall and I am 6'0 for 175 lbs).

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Rating for this product: 5

The best

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January 19, 2009

felt like a space suit. In vermont in snow sleet rain and ice. -20 wind chill and nothing, wind or water, got through it! bottom line thats all that matters. If you can afford it get it. There is no beter pant out there!

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Rating for this product: 5

Dont look at any other snowsports pant!

By:
February 11, 2009

after trying pants from multiple other high end companies i am in love with these bibs! they are extremely breathable and completely waterproof. i have been abusing them for over a month in various conditions snowshoeing, boarding, hiking, skiing, you name it. i have never stayed so dry on warm days (30-40 F) and so warm on extra cold days (0_-10F). full leg zips and awesome gaiters make these one of the best out there, no wind or water infiltration either! you'd be doing yourself a dis-service by passing these pants up

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Rating for this product: 5

Hands down the bee's knees of ski pants!

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January 29, 2009

I must say I absolutely love them! So far I have 20 days in variable snow conditions and everything I throw at them they continue to perform! The stretch fabric on the back breathes extremely well during short hikes! The full length side zips also help manage temp's during up hill pursuits!
I ski alpine and tele and there is plenty of room when I feel the need to drop the knee!
I was able to purchase my pair when they were on sale so I didn't have to swallow the big sticker price! Wait for them to go on sale and then pull the trigger, you will not be disappointed!!!!

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Rating for this product: 4

Bomber Pants - lack of pockets

By: Backcountry.com Employee
January 12, 2009

These pants are absolutely bomber, they have held up to around 50 days of abuse now and look absolutely brand new. The only pockets are on the top of the bib, which is handy for keeping things like keys and your cellphone dry, but it doesn't make them very convenient with a jacket and/or beacon on.

The pant cuffs seem indestructible and have held up to my usual kicking off of my skis. I haven't felt any moisture come through the pants and absolutely love the fit of the XLs at 6'3 200.

I would highly recommend these pants to anyone, but I sure wish they had a leg pocket of some sort for hats/sandwiches etc.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
Gore-Tex Pro 
Waterproof Rating:
Guaranteed 
Breathable Rating:
Guaranteed 
Side Zips:
Yes, waist to ankles 
Venting:
Side zips 
Pockets:
2 Front 
Seam Taped:
Yes 
Waist:
Nylon belt and suspenders 
Gaiters:
Yes 
Weight:
27.8oz (702g) 
Recommended Use:
Mountaineering, alpine climbing, backcountry skiing 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 

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