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Marmot DriClime Side Zip Pant - Men's

Marmot DriClime Side Zip Pant - Men's

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Marmot DriClime Side Zip Pant - Men's

The revolutionary Marmot DriClime Side Zip Pant is constructed with Marmot's lightweight and breathable DriClime material. This pant is designed for the endorphin junkies who don't let a little cold weather deter them from their daily quest for a higher heart rate. The Side Zip Pant is a must for cold weather athletes that need to warm up before a race or train in cold conditions. Nylon shell front and back, fully lined with DriClime. If you're familiar with DriClime, you know how amazing it is. If you're not, what makes it so special is how warm it keeps you for being so light. Articulated knees, an elastic waist band, and full side zips make this an excellent option for mountaineers looking for a lightweight, versatile option for their legs.

Bottom Line: DriClime is one of the most technically innovative and highest performing fabrics in outerwear today.

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Rating for this product: 3

Hm, sorry I wasn't as happy about these as the other reviewers..

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October 16, 2009

Let's start with the pros: very warm, very comfortable fabric.

I was looking for just some nice warm pants that i could run in. Perhaps this is not what the pants were meant for, but this is what a gear expert recommended for me!

anyways, the problem I had was that my drawstring was broken as soon as I tried to use it. It got stuck at a certain point, and the cord was also ripped after that.

My other problem was that the opening at my ankles were simply too large and air was getting in. So I can't wear these, and I'll return them.

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Product

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June 5, 2009

I would not consider these to be expedition pants, so I can understand why the pants may not stand-up to rocks. However, if you want a comfortable, solidly built pair of pants, you will not be disappointed.

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Rating for this product: 4

Marmot driclime side zip pants

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February 14, 2006

I wore these on a weekend trip in the White Mountains. There were 40 mph winds on top of Mt. Madison, with temps around zero. I wore them with a pair of fleece non-windblock pants over them. I didn't even feel a slight breeze. I also wear a driclime shirt as a base layer and never feel the slightest bit wet even after heavy exertion. A couple suggestions: pants need a fly for when nature calls, and the drawstring closure could be improved but still, I love 'em!

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Pants

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February 11, 2005

Great fit, great quality. The lightweight lining is warm, but not too much. I use them for everything from snowshoeing or trailrunning on cold winter days to walking the dog. I'm sure that I will buy another pair.

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Rating for this product: 5

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March 17, 2006

I love this stuff. The snow pants I just bought are a joy. Lightweight, well designed and constructed they made a HUGE difference in my comfort level while snowshoeing in sub-zero conditions.

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Rating for this product: 5

Super-versitale

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August 9, 2006

This was a great pant. I brought it up Rainier for my insulation layer. They worked great. On the summit day we started in 15 degree weather and they were comfortable. On the way down it reached 60 degrees and I unzipped the sides to get some venting and was cool immediately. I highly reccommend them. The gusseted knees are a nice feature too. The pants are excellent for general purpose mountaineering and/or ice climbing.

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Rating for this product: 5

Love Them

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January 31, 2007

Had these pants a few years ago, but lost them. They were so great I've been searching for them since. Like the wind shirt, they are very versatile. I particularly enjoy the full side zip. Allows for layering with boots on, even to stick on under a shell if required.

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Rating for this product: 5

Awesome pants

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July 20, 2009

If my house was on fire and I could grab five pieces of clothing, these would be one. These are fantastic pants and I pretty much live in them during Minnesota's fall and winter. I pull them on first thing in the morning to walk the dog, even down to zero degrees and I'm warm with just boxers.
The full zip is great for venting so you can wear them when skiing (they also make a tapered version with a front wind panel of the same nylon).
Great for hiking around, traveling, etc. but probably not great for scrambling on rocks, or in heavy rain, etc. as the nylon is not super durable ripstop nor waterproof.
The only drawback (to me) is that they're cut a bit full.
Get 'em!

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Rating for this product: 1

I would not buy

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March 31, 2009

I bought these pants to wear on Mt KIli trip. I made a mistake and sat in them on some rocks is what I am told from Marmot. It shredded the entire seat. I was told that was inappropriate use and would cost me $40 to repair. It would probably work if you did not sit or was only in the snow or used them for running on cool days in New England. Never again. Bye Bye Marmot

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Pant

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January 27, 2006

These are versatile cool and cold weather pants. I wear them over shorts, in anything from 50 to 10 degrees this winter. The factory DWR is very effective. The fit is loose without being baggy. The only minor flaw with these is the draw cord toggle, the spring in it is essentially useless. All four pairs I have seen had the same weak toggle. Marmot will happily send you new, effective ones though. Overall, a great pant!

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Rating for this product: 5

Marmot driclime side zip pants -- WOW

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November 16, 2005

Every once in awhile a product comes along that is so good you can't help but wonder why no one has come up with it before. Marmot's DriClime side zip pants are such an item, providing superb comfort, wicking ability and very good insulation. Very good wind resistance with a virtually limitless range of ventilation options thanks to the full length side zippers.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
[shell] Nylon, [lining] DriClime 
Venting:
Yes, side-zips 
Pockets:
1 rear zip 
Weight:
14 oz 
Recommended Use:
Water resistant wind protection, trail running, hiking, aerobic activities 
Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
Vietnam 

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