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| Men's Clothing > Fleece & Base Layers | Rated:
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Also available for: Women |
The Rho SL Bottom is a nearly weightless addition to your active wardrobe. Made from smooth Italian polyester, the Rho SL can be used as a foundation for outdoor layering or under your wool slacks while at work. These non-binding pants have as few seams as possible to make layering easy and let you forget that they're even there. Choose the ¾ length version for an even better fit with ski or snowboard boots. The inseam is gusseted through the crotch to allow you to move without your underwear taking a ride. *Available for US shipment only.

Wear the Arc'teryx Rho SL Bottom smooth pant next-to-skin to keep warm and dry. With flat lying seams and gusseted crotch, you can enjoy freedom of movement with this non-binding base layer.
| Material: | Vivital polyester |
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| Recommended Use: | Layering, casual |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Weight: | 4.4 oz |
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| Arc'teryx Rho LT Bottom | $66.75 - $89.00 | |
| Arc'teryx Rho AR Bottom | $59.37 - $99.00 | |
| Arc'teryx Rho Lightweight Bottom | $99.00 |
Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
| Arc'teryx Rho SL Bottom - Women's | $49.99 - $64.95 | |
| Arc'teryx Rho LT Bottom - Women's | $38.95 - $89.00 | |
| Arc'teryx Rho AR Bottom - Women's | $59.37 - $99.00 | |
| Arc'teryx Rho SL Crew - Women's | $55.00 - $64.95 |
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| DC Otish Bottom Men's Clothing > Fleece & Base Layers | $47.97 |
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Rho SL Bottom | |
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This is my first Arc'teryx product. I purchased it for bicycle touring, as a base layer for cold or wet, or a light layer when tights are too heavy. At 4oz these are incredibly light and easy to pack. The quality of Arc'teryx is undeniable and these bottoms are so comfortable I really did forget I had them on. They are a pleasure to wear in any condition. Alone, they provide an extra 10 degrees warmth and as a base, they offer unmatched comfort. The material is sheer, so I do not expect them to be abrasion resistant, but for my purposes, they score a perfect 10. They are all ready one of my favorite garments. | |
| P Weiss at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/03/2006 | |
Peter Pan's best kept secret | |
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And you thought it was pixie dust that let him fly. The Rho SL is a great base for cool spring/fall backpacking or cool weather runs. They breath like Karnazes on a 5k run so you can wear them in both warm and cool conditions. No bunching or friction. I wore them comfortably under hiking pants even when temps climbed 60+ in the afternoon sun and then plummeted into the 30s in the evening camp site shade. No fly access but if it's too cold to drop the pants a little then a warmer base would be in order anyway. An active-wear essential. | |
| Benjamin Herndon at Backcountry.com Outlet on 12/02/2008 | |
Great inbetween layer | |
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These pants are the bomb for cold weather that is in between wearing one layer of pants and doing the all out double layer with the warm thermals underneath. If you don't know, go with these. They are super light weight and offer you that little bit of extra warmth you need without getting your legs too hot. Also I don't think my legs are skinny but these weren't skin tight on me, just a tiny bit loose. | |
| Grant Sun at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/22/2009 | |
Beautiful | |
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These are beautiful they are very comfortable. They are warm for down to about 30f for me at least. I will sometime throw them under my jeans or even my shorts when going on a run in the cold. | |
| Vern Nelson Jr. at Backcountry.com Outlet on 05/22/2009 | |
Magic Stuff | |
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Enough warm skintight underwear. Good breathable features. High breathable rate cover two essential features: Cold stress protection with Heat stress prevention. Very light, walking comfort is equal at your work place and during wilderness activity. | |
| Emin Mammadov at Backcountry.com Outlet on 01/17/2009 | |
"A really cool way to stay comfortable." | |
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| Once you put these on you won't want to wear anything else. They're like silk, only much easier to clean. | |
| Michael at Moosejaw on 11/13/2005 | |
"Excellent light warmth for autumn and spring" | |
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| Excellent light warmth for autumn and spring | |
| Harald K. at Moosejaw on 11/16/2006 | |
"Very expensive & fragile." | |
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| Very lightweight. They're not the best insulator but it seems like they'll be alright for moisture transport. Construction is excellent but the fabric is very fragile - I'm afraid to wash these with my zippered pants. Extremely expensive for what you get, there are better alternatives (like Helly Hansen) for the same price or lower. They're still better than Under Armour. Although Arc'teryx has some very good stuff - among the best - a lot of it is overvalued. | |
| Dylan at Moosejaw on 03/08/2006 | |
thin and sleek with no fly | |
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I may not have read the description carefully enough - but when I got these I was surprised that there was no fly in them. They are like tights - very light and thin. My wife actually wears them instead and likes them. | |
| NW skier at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/07/2006 | |