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Marmot DriClime Stretch Pant - Men's - 2008

Marmot DriClime Stretch Pant - Men's - 2008

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2008 Model No Longer Available

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Marmot DriClime Stretch Pant - Men's - 2008

It’s windy, cold, and misty on your trek though the Great Smokey Mountains. The Marmot Men’s DriClime Stretch Pants use wind- and water-resistant fabric to fight the elements. Marmot knows you’re always on the move, so it made these pants with Apex Stretch Fleece panels on the backs of the legs and a DriClime breathable, wicking lining. This way your legs won’t get stuffy or sweaty, and you’ll have plenty of range of motion for long strides and navigating over boulders. Ankle zippers make it easy to pull these on over your shoes.

Bottom Line: Block wind and light moisture without sacrificing flexibility.

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What temperature range would these keep me warm in?

What temperature range would these keep me warm in?

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December 6, 2008

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If you're doing something that's very active you'd be fine down in the low 20's to upper teens. If you're doing more lounging I wouldn't go below the low 30's.Hope that helps.

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December 7, 2008

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so I know water resistant is not the same as repellent, but how

so I know water resistant is not the same as repellent, but how do you think this pant would hold up as a supplementary rain pant. I want a pant that will keep me warm in general, sleepers, especially thrown over some merino wool long underwear and have the option of using them in the rain when needed. They're supposed to wick sweat so that seems better than balmy rain pants. This is all with the intention of backpacking/thruhiking the PCT. Which I will experience alot of rain over 6 months and especially the northwest. Normally I don't even take rain pants for short trips. So the driclime should work for light rain but am I going to get drenched in heavy downpour?

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October 15, 2008

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Plan on getting drenched. This product is designed to be used as a moisture transport garment, not a full protection rain pant like the "PreCip." Your best option, considering your upcoming PCT venture, is to layer. I would suggest a long underwear performance base, a convertible pant, & an outer rain jacket/shell. I've been using this system for years with great results. When in doubt, layer!

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October 16, 2008

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Tech Specs:

Material:
[Body] Apex Stretch Fleece, DWR; [Lining] DriClime 
Venting:
No 
Pockets:
1 Key 
Waist:
Elastic with drawcord 
Weight:
11oz (312g) 
Recommended Use:
Backpacking, hiking, mountaineering, rock climbing approaches 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 

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