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Patagonia Capilene 3 Midweight Pants - Unless your legs look like Saquatch's and can retain heat better than the Sun, you'll need some sort of baselayer to keep you warm on the mountain. May we suggest the Patagonia Capilene® 3 Midweight bottoms? The Capilene® 3 Midweight and Polartec® combine to give you a superior level of warmth and heat retention, so you'll never have to cut your day short because your legs are to cold. Plus, the Gladiodor® anti-microbial finish will guard against any odor. Feel as warm as Sasquatch without the odd humanoid smells and check out the Patagonia Capilene® 3 Midweight Pants.
Fit:
- Slim fit
Fabric:
- Straight hem; cut long enough to tuck in
- Fabric next to skin is brushed for warmth, softness and compressibility, while providing excellent insulation and breathability
- Stretchy, double-knit fabric wicks extremely well
- Capilene® 3 midweight fabric has a durable, stretchy, double-weave construction
- 5.4-oz Polartec® Power Dry® 100% polyester (Solids: 65% recycled; Heathers: 51% recycled; Stripes: 56% recycled) double-knit. Both with Gladiodor® odor control for the garment. Fabric is bluesign® approved
- Quick-drying fabric keeps you comfortable and dry
- The fastest-wicking of our baselayer fabrics, Capilene 3 features a dense interior honeycomb construction
Lining and Layers:
- Durable smooth jersey face slides easily beneath layers
- Jersey face exterior is durable and allows for easy layering
- Raglan sleeves and underarm panels placed strategically to provide full range of motion and comfort under layers
- Smooth jersey exterior glides easily under layers
Wash and Care:
- Machine-wash cold, tumble dry at low temperature
Sleeves:
- Raglan sleeves and single-piece shoulder panel merge out of the way of pack straps
Zippers:
- Zip-neck for easy climate control is backed by kissing welts for low-bulk comfort next to skin
Manufactured:
- Made in El Salvador.
Features:
- 218g (7.7oz)
- Functional fly
- Machine washable
- Gusseted crotch for unimpeded mobility
- Performance Baselayer
- Stretchy knit moves with you
- Designed for fast-forward, aerobic activities
Rock/Creek Outfitters
With the Men's Capilene 3 Midweight Crew by Patagonia you can ride singletrack, jam sandstone, catch a performance or kick back. Patagonia's new Capilene 3 Midweight provides excellent insulation and ultimate comfort next to the skin. The most versatile and fastest wicking of their performance baselayers, its new fabric offers even better stretch, durability, wicking and breathability, and has faster dry times.
Brushed on the inside for warmth, it's soft and compressible, and the smooth jersey exterior glides smoothly under layers. Details include a rib-knit collar, raglan sleeves with underarm panels for unlimited mobility and a tuckable hem. Made with Polartec Power Dry 5.4-oz polyester (65% recycled) double knit with Gladiodor® odor control for the garment.
Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program.
Appalachain Outdoors
When you start your next winter adventure with the Capilene 3 Midweight Crew from Patagonia, you know you aren't over thinking things too much. Start with the Patagonia Capilene 3 Midweight Crew top and you know warmth won't be an issue. Patagonia utilizes a stretchy, brushed fabric in the Capilene 3, so you get the movement you need and the heat retention you crave.SummitHut.com
Fundamental to the funhog lifestyle, this crew nonchalantly flows from turns in the back bowls to catching a ride at the depot. Capilene 3 is the most versatile and fastest-wicking of Patagonia's performance baselayer fabrics. It provides excellent insulation and ultimate comfort next to the skin. The dense interior honeycomb construction is brushed for warmth, softness and compressibility, and the smooth jersey exterior glides readily beneath layers. Details include a rib collar, and raglan sleeves and single-piece shoulder panels that merge out of the way of shoulder straps. Made from 4.8-oz 100% polyester (64% recycled) with Gladiodor® natural odor control for the garment. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program.
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The Capilene 3 Midweight Crew from Patagonia.
Stay dry and warm in this versatile baselayer for moderate exertion in cool to cold weather.
Rocky Mountain Trail
The Patagonia Men's Cap 3 Midweight Crew is a slim fitting synthetic baselayer that keeps you dry and warm.
Massey's Outfitters
Masseys Outfitters Guide to Buying Base LayersHalf-Moon Outfitters (Fall 2011)
Stretchy, double-weave fabric wicks extremely well
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Also available for: Women
| Antimicrobial : | Gladiodor odor control for the garment. |
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| Eco Materials: | 65% of Polyester Used is Recycled |
| Fabric: | Moisture-wicking polyester |
| Fabrics/Materials: | Solids |
| Fit: | Slim Fit |
| Material : | Polartec Power Dry 5.4-oz polyester (65% recycled) double knit |
| Solids: | Polartec® Power Dry® 5.4-oz polyester (65% recycled) double knit; Heathers |
| Technologies: | [eFibers, Polartec�, bluesign� approved] |
| Technology: | Climbing, skiing, running |
| Weight: | 244 g (8.6 oz) |
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Patagonia Capilene 3 Midweight Pants Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
Amazing shirts, but Gecko Green attracts bees
I love these shirts! Super soft -- warm, but not stifling. I'm 6'2", slim build, about 175 lbs, and I wear size medium -- a somewhat loose, but very comfortable fit for me. The small size was more form-fitting, but the torso and especially the sleeves were too short for me to wear the shirt on its own. If you are my size and will wear these only as a baselayer under other clothes, you might consider a small. The ONLY problem is that the bright "Light Gecko Green" shirt (my favorite color) attracts bees and wasps like you wouldn't believe -- they just don't quit! I know that bright colors attract pollenating insects, but this is unreal. I've been stung twice by overzealous yellow jackets already while wearing this bright shirt (the first stings I've gotten since I was a small child -- it's not me that's antagonizing them). But the color is SOOO good that I just can't stop wearing them. This is obviously not a reflection on the quality of the product (which is excellent), and I hope Patagonia keeps making bright colors because I LOVE them, but it is something to be aware of. My bright green shirts have been relegated to strictly indoor or winter use only -- when there are no bugs around to harass me.
Size Extra Small exists!
As a man 167cm tall, this latest version of the Capiline 3 actually has the worst problem yet with the sleeves of size Small being too long and flopping over my hands at all times. The good news is, Patagonia actually manufactures a size Extra Small! You can't buy it in stores in the US, there is no such thing as a men's extra small in the US, it's evidently primarily for sale elsewhere in the world, but you can order it on the web site. This is literally the only "Extra Small" item of clothing intended for men I've ever seen and it fits very well, probably the best fitting shirt I've ever had. It really is "slim fit" and not "baggy fit" with a proper size actually available!
great stuff
As consumate outdoorsman, I spend more time out of the house than in. Fall is my favorite time of the year and that means layering. Capilene in my opinion is the best baselayer a person can have next to perhaps genuine silk, but it's warmer and I think it lasts longer - a lot longer. I have plenty of capilene thats held up to a decade of abuse. Whether I be fishing my favorite spring creek or spending a day with my setters, my capilene is always with me. Capilene wicks well, so it's warm when its wet and warm when its cold. I especially like to layer it under my waders or waterproof jacket. That combination means I'm dry and toasty. I really would be miserable without it.
I have only been disappointed once with anything P
These items are great in all weights. As to this specific one I have not worn it as it is still too warm for it. I usually take an XL but because these are form fitting I ordered the XXL and now that I have tried it on it certainly was the right thing for me to do. The fit is fine, nice and loose the way I like it. I have no doubt it will equal the performance of my #1 weight which was well worth the price paid for it. I would like a logo or the name Pategonia on it because when I pay Pategonia prices I want people to know it. Thank you.
Excellent
This shirt is my go to shirt for everything outdoors. I live in the Pacific Northwest, so wet and cold are the norm. I run and bike, rain or shine, with this shirt and maybe a synthetic t-shirt underneath in total comfort. It's held up to plenty of high speed snags while on the mountain bike and a couple of low speed crashes. I've worn it, around the Paradise area on Mt. Rainer, as a base layer and alone while snow shoeing with great results. It's kept me warm while dripping wet and dries very quickly. I'm very happy with this extremely versatile garment.
Capilene 3 Beats Wool
I started wearing Capilene over 20 years ago and have added a number of wool pieces to my outdoor mix in the last few years too. I just purchased the new Cap 3 Crew and I have to say I prefer it to my lightweight wool (i.e. 200 weight from that New Zealand company or Merino 3). The new design has a smooth outer face like wool, but the slight brushed interior makes it warmer. Cap 3 is the single best all-purpose base layer there is....period! Layering mid to heavy wool over this works great or the newly re-designed R2 for unbeatable warmth.
Strange Fit. Great Product
The new fabric for Capilene 3 is great. It is soft, light, and warm. This is a huge improvement over older versions of Capilene 3. I generally fit very well into Patagonia products, but this one doesn't fit as well as usual. The length and sleeve length are great, but there is a lot of extra fabric in the armpit area. This doesn't affect the look of the garment if your arms are down, but it can look a little funny with your arms out or up. This would get 5 stars except for the extra fabric in the armpit area.
Excellent winter running shirt
For running at below freezing temps, I love the Cap 3 crew. On still mornings my torso remains warm on runs in the mid-20Fs. Excellent wicking and drying make it all right for brief encounters with flurries. It is not wind-resistant. Under a 4oz wind jacket I find this layer too warm for long runs at temps above 20F. Single exterior logo on the chest, non-removable. I purchased mine in winter 2011-2012. At 6', 160lbs, the medium top is comfortably loose but not baggy; slim folks would probably not characterize these as having a slim fit.
best baselayers out there
I have an alpha green Cap 3 shirt and this thing is almost perfect. I use it for everything from sleeping to skiing. It regulates temperature really well and wicks moisture away wicked fast. I can also wear it for two or three day's straight without any significant smells. One thing which is really nitpicky is that I like the location of the seams on my Cap 2 shirt (2007 or 2008) better. In my opinion it allows better range of motion of the arms. I'm 5'9 145 lbs and the small fits perfect.
Quality Product
My experience with Patagonia products continues to be one of satisfaction in knowing that I get quality performance products for outdoors, recreational and leisure wear use. Wicking abilities are excellent. Quick drying features superb. Breathability of products for layering, outstanding. Feel of products very good. Only 100 percent Merino wool products are softer and better than Patagonia, but these usually come at a higher price, but offer no better performance and quality as I noted above; only a softer feel.
Negative Reviews:
Bad design and quality this year
This updated design and fabric seems a bit shoddy '10-'11 Maybe '09? The "ribbed" stitching looks nice, but VERY quickly seems to get snags and parts coming out. (one or two washings!) with no strenuous activity. Just waring it around the house for a day. I guess the fabric still wicks well, but I don't think the garment will last long. I echo a lot of what the previous reviewer said. I have Cap 3 from several years ago a that looks fairly new. Also, the cuffs are way too loose. What happened to the nice form fitting design of a few years back? At least do something a bit in between. The rest of it fits pretty well, but the sleeves are like bell bottoms on my arms. (I do have skinny wrists but still...)
Well below standards.
Simply look at the picture here, and take it from a guy who wears Patagonia clothes everyday to work, this is not good gear. I bought three of these because I loved the fit, only to be let down by the poor quality. All of them pilled horribly in random places and some stitching began to fray around the shoulders. That was after the first wash (gentle cycle, air dried). Looks may not be important for something like this, but I have 10 year old Patagonia Capilene that looks newer than these.
Bring Back the Athletic Fit
This is the fourth cap 3 shirt that I've purchased over a five year period. These shirts have all held up well over many washings. My one complaint about this latest purchase was that the fit is very loose. In fact, each year the fit of the cap 3 has grown looser and looser. These shirts are not longer made for my winter athletic activities. Please bring back the slim fit, Patagonia.
Strange sizes
I bought this one in L as I usually do for baselayers (I am 6'1'' 180 lbs) but this model is HUGE. Ok if you want to use it as a mid layer in cool weather which I have ended up doing but not as a base layer which should be somewhat tight SOMEWHERE.
Size change
I ordered 2 capilene 3 shirts last spring and they fit perfectly. This year I ordered another capilene 3 top and the sleeves grew 1.5" and the body length was 2-3 inches longer. I was really disappointed.
too wide
My husband is tall and thin and he used to easily fit into Patagonia XL. He could have fit 2 of himself into this shirt it was so wide.
Neutral Reviews:
Not a Fan of the New Fit
I love Patagonia for all the reasons that everyone loves Patagonia - one of the main reasons being that they are always in tune with their market. That's why I was very surprised when I ordered 2 Cap3 shirts for New England running this winter and they fit completely different from my older Cap3, which I absolutely love and wear all the time. This new fit has longer arms and a much longer torso, perhaps for tucking it in, but I don't know if anyone really does that. In any case, I could be completely off the mark with this critique if nobody else feels this way, but I was quite surprised when I received these in the mail. They keep me really warm during aerobic activities, and I kept them because they were on sale and I can wear them under a fleece or vest, but overall, not my favorite Patagonia update.
New sizing is WAY off
As many other reviewers have stated, the new cut of these shirts is way off. I am 6'3", with a slim, athletic build. The Large cut of two years ago was perfect. I just bought two of these new shirts, and the Large is HUGE, and at least 2 inches long in the body. I tried a Medium. Much better in the torso, but the arms were too short. I stuck with the Large, but feel a bit ridiculous with my shirt sticking so far out of the bottom of all of my sweatshirts and jackets.
Not as form fitting as previous seasons.
The good: keeps you warm and breathes very well, just like it always has, and the new fabric weave feels fantastic against the skin. The not-so-good: i have a slim athletic build and size small has always fit me snugly until now. It feels more like a loose pajama top than a form-fitting technical undershirt. I prefer the previous seasons cut. Unless you are totally ripped or on the portly side, if you want a snug fit, i would suggest sizing one size down. Too much fabric!
Not a slim fit for slim people
I purchased Cap 3 as a winter alpine base layer.
It feels nice for synthetic fabric. I like the design.
It drys nicely, and keeps me warm during the hike.
However, I didnt like the fit. It says the product has a slim fit but not for me. I'm 5'4" 122lb and wear size XS.
I can't go any smaller size.
It would be better if it has more snug fit especially around arm, wrist, and waist area.
It feels nice for synthetic fabric. I like the design.
It drys nicely, and keeps me warm during the hike.
However, I didnt like the fit. It says the product has a slim fit but not for me. I'm 5'4" 122lb and wear size XS.
I can't go any smaller size.
It would be better if it has more snug fit especially around arm, wrist, and waist area.
Alternative Method of Use
I bought this to replace a 2000 Capilene Expedition crew neck that is now worn out. That piece was worn for 4 years almost every day of the year around the house only. This piece I bought will go through the same use and be washed once a week. So far everything is good after 2 months and lets see how long it stands up to wash weekly and wear daily.
Great Product,Poor Sizing
I have several 2010 Cap 2, 3 and 4 garments, all in XL and they all fit great (crew and zip). This item fits long in body and sleeve (for XL) and it is blousy vs the other items I have. Could be a bad lot but caution on this one. I just re-ordered a Large. We shall see.
Different Sizing?
Received a Cap 3 zip neck for a present. Wear it so much I thought I would get a crew. Both size large, but the crew seems to have a longer overall length and longer sleeves.
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