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Articulated knees and a reinforced gusset make these stretch pants built for the crag
The Rungne Highballer Soft Stretch Utility Pant handles the moves that punish ordinary pants: the high-step onto a sloper, the heel hook that loads the inseam, the long sit at the base of a project. Articulated knees and a reinforced gusset work together to keep the fabric out of the way when the climbing demands full range, so the pant holds up across a full season of bouldering and crag days without losing its shape.
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"The articulated knees matter on a high-step. The fabric moves with the leg instead of pulling back against it, so nothing interrupts the sequence."
Details
- Stretch climbing pant built for bouldering and crag days
- Articulated knees allow unrestricted high-steps at the crux
- Reinforced gusset holds up to heel hooks
- Crag-ready pockets keep essentials accessible on the wall
- Item #RGE000O
- Fit
- Regular
- Activity
- Climb, Lifestyle
- Pockets
- Yes
- Bib
- No
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I choose a size in the Rúngne Highballer Soft Stretch Utility Pant?
It’s designed for a regular climbing fit and runs true to size, so start with your usual size. The adjustable waist helps fine-tune the fit for movement under a harness.What conditions suit the Rúngne Highballer Soft Stretch Utility Pant best?
Its articulated knees, gusset, and stretch construction make it well suited to climbing, bouldering, and casual wear in mild, dry conditions. For persistent rain or wet snow, wear shell pants over it; it has no stated waterproofing or insulation.How does the Highballer Soft Stretch Utility Pant compare with technical outdoor pants?
It prioritizes climbing mobility and everyday comfort over weather protection or insulation. It works for dry crag days and casual use, but isn’t a substitute for rain pants, insulated ski pants, or dedicated running bottoms.How should I set up the Highballer Soft Stretch Utility Pant for climbing?
Adjust the waist for a secure fit, then wear it with your harness and climbing shoes; the articulated knees and gusset support high steps and heel hooks. Keep useful small items in the crag-ready pockets without overloading them under your harness.How should I care for the Rúngne Highballer Soft Stretch Utility Pant?
Machine wash cold and hang dry to help maintain its shape and stretch. Avoid bleach and tumble drying, and do not iron the print.