The Men's Furio Pant by Outdoor Research. The M's Furio Pants are the workhorse for alpine exploits demanding total stormproof protection. The lightweight, breathable 70D Gore-Tex Paclite fabric sheds the elements and expels internal moisture, while the rugged Gore-Tex Pro Shell fabric adds reinforcement to shoulders and sides. The full-length side zips allow a drop seat for ease of use with in a harness as well as the ability to get in and out of your boots effortlessly.
Fabric:
- Gore-Tex 3L, 100% nylon with Paclite Technology body
- 70D GORE-TEX fabric sheds moisture and wicks sweat from your inner layers
- Hybrid construction
- Three-layer Gore-Tex Pro fabric on the seat and knees is abrasion resistant for improved durability
- Fully taped seams mean water won’t roll down the fabric and sneak in through the crevices
Fit:
- Integrated belt provides a snug fit
- Standard Fit
Weather and Wind:
- Windproof
- Water-resistant front zipper blocks prevents rain and melting snow from entering
- Durable, waterproof/breathable 70D Gore-Tex® Paclite body
- Three-layer Gore-Tex with Paclite technology provides guaranteed waterproof and breathable protection
- Elastic mesh gaiters seal around boots to keep snow out
Zippers:
- Two way zipper fly
- Zippered Pockets
- Double-separating side zippers
- Zip-out gaiters keep powder from sneaking into your boots
- Side zips help shed excess heat during bootpacks to the ridge
- Zip-out internal mesh gaiters with gripper elastic
- Snap and double-sliding zipper fly
Features:
- Adjustable Tabs at Waist
- Reinforced scuff guards protect against sharp edges and ski boots
- Paclite technology makes the pant lightweight and compressible for so they take up minimal space in your pack
- Accepts Accessory
- Articulated knees offer greater freedom of movement
- Belt loops
- Snap Drawcord Cuff Closures
- Adjustable-belt
- Gusseted crotch and articulated knees allow climbers and skiers to move freely and get the most out of their days in the mountains
- Grommets for Instep Lace
Designed to excel in the harsh weather conditions backcountry riders expect, the Outdoor Research Men's Furio Pant seamlessly combines exceptional weather protection, durability, and lightweight packability. Gore-Tex with Paclite keeps the pant light without compromising performance while Gore-Tex Pro on the seat and knees places rugged durability where you need it most. The side-zips allow you to ditch excess heat on the skin up, and the articulated knees provide unrestricted movement so you can make the most out of your hard-earned turns on the way back down.
The Furio Pants from Outdoor Research will get you through any alpine adventure in comfort and style. The waterproof and breathable shell has been completely seam taped to provide you the most protection.
Fiber Content: 100% nylon.
Country of Origin: Imported
| Fabric: | 100% Nylon, 3-layer GORE-TEX® fabric: 70D Pro seat and knees; 70D GORE-TEX® body with Paclite® technology |
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| Inseam: | 33" / 80 cm |
| Material: | GORE-TEX Paclite Shell |
| Type: | Outerwear Pants |
| Ventilation: | Side zippers |
| Waterproof: | Yes |
| Waterproof Material: | Gore-Tex |
| Weight: | 20.6 oz. / 584 g |
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Outdoor Research Furio Pants Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
I'm 5'11", 155lbs, 32 waist and the Medium fit great, if not slightly big and baggy. Bought the OR suspenders from OR.com cuz I like to use those when skiing, and they would sag a bit without them. I don't use these pants as rain pants when hiking/backpacking because they are too bulky and warm, but they work great as snow pants. You would think that paclite would be too thin for a ski pant, but they are actually quite bombproof and hold up great to falls and scrapes on ice, ski poles, etc. They feel much thicker and abrasion proof than my marmot paclite jacket. I really like the full-zips on the side, easy on and off and can use them as vents. The cinch cord on the bottom is great for wearing with snow boots, and the zip-out gaiters are great (but they are mesh, so when skiing in powder, some snow does get it, but not enough to matter). I haven't worn them enough to speak about the wear and tear on the seat from getting on and off the chairlift, but they seem sturdy enough to hold up to it and its goretex pro on that part as well. Overall great product, love OR and backcountry
Use this for winter 14ers mainly always keeps me dry and the wind off my legs, normally I end up unzipping them at the top to let my legs breath! These have seen 50+ mph winds and I never felt it on my legs!! Highly recommend keeping anything sharp away from them like ice axe and crampons, but that should be a rule of thumb anyways! I am6' 170 and the large fit me well. I do hate only having one pocket though
These are some of my favorite pants. Hardshell, very thin and light, very waterproof, and very functional. My only problem with these pants is that the waist is too big, the belt thing doesn't adjust skinny enough for me, so they are pretty much slightly falling down all day, especially with the backpack pressing on there. Most all pants fit me like this because I am super skinny, so this is a normal thing for me. still a great buy love these pants.
I've used these pants for a few days backcountry skiing now and I've been very impressed. They're a great cut so fit well and are very comfortable. The full length zips provide plenty of ventilation. Otherwise they're no nonsense pants that do exactly what they should - keep the snow and wind out.
I gave them 4 stars only because of the (lack of) color choices. Not only is black boring but you really feel it when the sun hits them
I'm on my second season with these bad boys and I love 'em. As a ski patroller and back-country enthusiast, they've kept me dry in the most wicked of conditions. The fit allows maximum mobility and the side zips work great for ventilation while climbing. They're also very lightweight and packable for spring ascents.
Make sure you get the suspenders though. The waist belt isn't very effective.
Awesome pants, used them skiing, ice-climbing, hiking. Light-weight, well reinforced against crampons and ski-edges, full-length zips on the legs, powder skirts in the ankles. Never been cold in them, never got wet, and never felt restricted. If you're playing in deep powder bib / salopette type pants might suit you better or have a long jacket over the top.
With Gore breathability and waterproofness, this pant is packable yet durable enough for full on mountaineering conditions. I use them when space is an issue but need a rugged pant for unexpected conditions. They accompany me on backcountry ski days as well as adventure touring on my motorcycle. The fit is excellent for my "thicker" thighs & physique.
6'1", 200lbs and the size LARGE are still a little loose around the waist. Spent hours breaking trail and climbing in these in heavy wet snow and I pop out dry every time.
My only complaint is the single pocket.
I have skied and mountaineered here in Alaska the last two years with these pants when I need a hardshell. They work great, durable, comfortable and keep me dry... Great Pant, jacket is awesome too!!
Blasting through the deepest of powder to cruising the groomers. Simple light protection, can't go wrong with that!
Negative Reviews:
These pants are comfortable and look great, but the durability is poor. I've ripped them twice and the second time is clearly a design flaw. They ripped 10 inches down the right leg from the zipper seam when I leaped across a creek. The stitching is a single thin row and the fabric just ripped away.
Come on these aren't pajamas, they need to withstand a little seam stress! Maybe the OR designers are expecting you to only wear them posing in a Seattle coffee shop.
Neutral Reviews:
I like everything about these pants - the fit is great and they seem bombproof. My problem is that when I wear them with a pack, the hip belt pushes my skin down on top of where the side zipper is on the pants. It rubs there all day and when I get home the sides of my waist are chafed raw and painful.
This may not be a problem if you are skinny in the waist (I'm not quite there yet). I'm going to get bibs for climbing and save these pants for resort skiing when I don't have to carry a pack.
