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Soft inside and out, the Seeker Pants from ARCTERYX are made for aerobic pursuits in the backcountry. With superb breathability, adjustable powder cuffs, and removable suspenders, they're ready for the kind of winter adventures that you dream about all summer. Specifications based on size Medium.
The Arc'teryx Men's Seeker Softshell Pants provide the incredible breathability and water resistance you need for tearing up a few runs of spring corn snow. Their Schoeller Dynamic GNS material is ideal on high-output days when keeping cool is more of a challenge than staying dry. The Seeker Softshell Pants include gaiters and a high-cut back to keep out the snow, and their removable suspenders ensure they stay in place whether you're dropping a knee or leaving your heels clipped in.
A technical stretch-woven backcountry pant with powder cuffs, slightly higher cut in the back and removable suspenders to keep everything in place.
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| Fabric: | Schoeller Dynamic GNS |
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| Gaiters: | Yes |
| Lining: | Unlined |
| Material: | Schoeller Dynamic GNS |
| Pockets: | 2 Thigh |
| Recommended Use: | Backcountry skiing |
| Seam Taped: | No |
| Side Zips: | No |
| Suspender/ Belt: | Removable suspenders and nylon belt |
| Venting: | None |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Waterproofing: | DWR |
| Weight: | 1 lb 1 oz |
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 | Arc'teryx Seeker Comp Jacket | $207.45 - $329.99 |
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 | Arc'teryx Seeker Pants - Tall - Women's | $299.00 |
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Spring Skiing Rules! | |
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| The Seeker pant is lightweight, breathable, stretchy, and anatomically cut. After a chute skiing spree in the Wasatch and a trip to Tioga pass seeking out corn snow and steep terrain, I can attest that these pants get the job done. The cut is trim but still roomy enough to allow layers underneath. The Arc'teryx cut is longish in the legs and this pant is even available in a tall option. I Have a 32" waist and a 33" inseam. I ordered the M tall and found the length to be plenty for full coverage over my ski boot cuff, even in a deep telemark position. A two way zip on the fly is a nice touch for answering the call of nature while wearing a harness. The minimal internal gaiter works well over buckle boots and there is also a buttonhole on the hem of the cuff itself, allowing the addition of another drawcord to cinch things down around lower volume climbing boots. Two zip close front hand pockets, one zip close rear hip pocket and two velcro close thigh pockets allow plenty of organization for snacks, gloves, maps, etc. The fabric is holding up well in spite of lots of bushwhacking, post-holing, tele turns, and rock scrambling. A DWR finish helps in the face of light precip, but won't take the place of a hard shell if the weather really turns bad. I would prefer to have zippers on the thigh pockets as well. The minimal velcro doesn't seem that secure if you are really stuffing lots of gear in the thigh pockets, as often happens during a long boot-pack when you don't want to take your backpack off repeatedly in steep terrain. Arc'teryx did their homework on this one. Light, breathable, simple, and functional. Add a light rain pant to your pack for unexpected bad weather and this is the perfect item for the Haute Route, The Dana Couloir in May or a roadside attraction in Little Cottonwood Canyon. | |
| darrellski2208802 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 06/09/2008 | |
"Ultimate light, tough, strecthy and actractive backcountry pant." | |
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| These pants are terrific and just about have it all. The minimalist belt and suspenders are effective and non-invasive the fly front is convenient, the cargo pockets are a simple secure design and the built in gaiters are simple and effective, too. They look great and have enough room and stretch for ample comfort. At 5'11 the regulars are the perfect length, but you might want the talls if you prefer the gathered at the ankle effect. I tried the talls, too, but thought they were WAY too long. Then again, nobody call me dude. It's Mr. Dude, to you. Digressions aside, these pants are worth seeking out. | |
| Steven at Moosejaw on 01/11/2008 | |
Perfect Soft shell | |
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| This pant has revolutionized the soft shell pant. It actually doesn't look dorky. This pant is a perfect touring pant, with windbriefs I can wear these all winter. Stretchy, windproof, ballistic, good pockets, fits over all ski boots, suspenders. The perfect adventure pant. Buy and enjoy for years to come | |
| Greg Hill at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/20/2009 | |
Great softshell pants with long legs | |
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| At 6'5'' with 34'' inseams, I have long legs. These shells are perfect and sit nicely over the top of my telemark boots. The material feels bulletproof, and the I really like the soft, stretchy feel. Love them. | |
| Matt E at Backcountry.com Outlet on 08/19/2009 | |
"Nice softshell backcountry pant, could use vents" | |
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| For a true backcountry pant, thigh vents should be a requirement, and these don't have them. No material can breathe enough for an uphill slog. Besides that, these are great pants. The fabric is flexible and breathable for all put really high exertion levels, and they fit great. | |
| Chris at Moosejaw on 10/21/2008 | |
