Capilene Thermal Weight Bottoms - Men's
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Why We Like The Capilene Thermal Weight Bottoms
When the temps are in the single digits and you know the conditions are going to be bulletproof, slip into the Patagonia Capilene Thermal Weight Bottoms before heading to the hill. The soft and stretchy Polartec Power Grid fabric keeps you super warm, while its open-grid pattern allows for breathable performance and moisture-wicking comfort. It's got a smooth face for easy layering, and Polygiene anti-odor treatment to fight off post-ski funk and keep your garment fresher for longer. Flatlock seams minimize chafing and the gusseted crotch provides the comfortable mobility you need for long day on the slopes.
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- Get comfortable warmth in the coldest climates with these bottoms
- Polartec Power Grid fabric offers stretch and breathable performance
- Capilene wicks moisture to keep you comfortable as you move
- Polygiene anti-odor technology fights aprés smells
- Flatlock seams prevent chafing so you can stay out all day
- Gusseted crotch provides unrestricted movement on the slopes
- Functional fly gives you layering convenience
- Item #PAT00VO
- Responsible Collection
- Certified B-Corp, Recycled/Repurposed
- Material
- Polartec Power Grid (92% recycled polyester, 8% spandex)
- Insulation Weight
- midweight
- Fit
- slim
- Anti-Odor
- Polygiene permanent odor control
- Claimed Weight
- 4.7oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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3 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageNovember 11, 2022
Warm, with pros and cons
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- S
- Height:
- 5' 8"
- Weight:
- 165
Was taking a trip to Ecuador to climb some Andean peaks, including Chimborazo, the closest you can get to the sun on Earth. I tried half a dozen different baselayer before settling on these. These were the warmest of all the baselayers I had tried. But we're really lacking in durability. Pros: Warm Comfortable Blue color is cool Cons: -Durability. I have only worn them once, for about ten hours, and they are already showing more wear and tear than other baselayers I have had for a decade or more. No other baselayer has shown this much wear and tear, even when worn with the same shells. Doesn't bode well for long term lifespan. -Loose ankles**. This is totally a preference thing. There are two groups or opinions here. One group of people like loose ankles, and they pull the ankles up to their calves to keep them out of their ski boots or mountaineering boots, which causes bunching of fabric up around the calf. The other group of people likes snug tight fitting ankles that go inside the boot(s). Being snug prevents folds, wrinkles, and pressure points. I am in the latter group. So while SOME people may appreciate the loose floppy ankles with tons of extra fabric, I don't. I'd definitely want them more snug. Think about which group you belong to. All things considered, would not buy again, not even at half price. Maybe if I could get them at 70% off or more, but even at 50% off, they're not worth it. I have a 31" waist and inseam, and the small fit well (except the big baggy ankles...)
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