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Men's Deeper Line
M's Puffer Pant
Insulated baselayers? Yep. That’s a thing.
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Insulated baselayers? Yep. That’s a thing. The Puffer Pant is a fleece long underwear bottom that’s got panels of warm down insulation on the upper half of the pants, where you could use a little extra coverage when riding cold chairlifts or touring on a frigid day. They also do double duty as loungewear in a backcountry hut or on a powder-chasing road trip.
Materials
- Furano Fleece: 94% polyster, 6% spandex
- Pertex Quantum: 100% polyamide
- 40-gram Greenloft recycled insulation
Features
- Gridded fleece with strategically placed insulated panels where you need the most warmth
- Stretch waistband with drawstring
- Open hand pockets
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The M's Puffer Pant Features
50/50 Inbounds/Out-Of-Bounds
Conditions dependent, you split your time pretty evenly between the ski resort and the backcountry, which means you need gear that's tough and waterproof enough for the pounding of tram laps and storm skiing inbounds but won't sweat out on a climb on those days you decide to earn your turns. Here, we opt for fabrics and features that do double duty, like jacket powder skirts you can zip out or bib pants made for versatile pursuits.
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The M's Puffer Pant Features
Pertex Quantum
What good is down insulation inside a jacket if the exterior fabric isn’t doing anything in support? Pertex Quantum is like the insulation’s maid of honor—it’s there to make sure all the pieces fall into place. This tightly woven exterior fabric, constructed from fine yarns, has a light, soft feel that allows the insulation to fully loft. It traps still air to improve the warmth and efficiency of the insulating layer, and it’s coated with a DWR to dispel wind, rain, and snow.
Furano Fleece
Our proprietary Furano Fleece, by Intuitive, looks all comfy and soft, but it’s way tougher than your average teddy bear. It’s got a smooth-faced surface that blocks wind and a grid backing that adds warmth. Because it’s coated in a PFC-free Durable Water Repellent, you can wear it on its own as an exterior layer or layer it under a shell for extra insulation.
PFC-Free
PFCs, or perfluorocarbons, are found in chemicals often used in Durable Water Repellent (or DWR), and once released into the environment, those chemicals are no good. Instead of harmful PFCs, we’re using a friendlier, bio-based treatment that will still keep your fabric dry in a storm but is kinder to you and our planet.
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