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Arc'teryx Sabre Pant

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The best ski pants I have ever owned. Perfect for…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Source: received it as a sample, freebie, or prize (Mountaintechs program)

Summary

The best ski pants I have ever owned. Perfect for lift served skiing and colder backcountry tours.

Pros

  • Quality Gore-tex softshell fabric with appropriate reinforcement patches
  • Large thigh pockets, big enough for a large subway sandwich
  • Unique zipper vents that open slightly to the back of the thigh
  • Relaxed fit
  • Tobiko is easy to see
  • Arc'teryx quality

Cons

  • The built-in belt is kinda wimpy, there are belt loops for a more substancial belt
  • The color, Tobiko, is very bright

I acquired these pants through a product testing program I am in. They are my go-to pants for winter activities  when I need protection from the weather, especially when it is cold. They are very well made, albeit on the baggy side.  

The Gore-tex softshell fabric seems to be very durable, breatheable and weatherproof. The two thigh pockets will hold tons of stuff, even a water bottle. There  is one more pocket for keys, lip balm, etc. There are extremely tough fabric patches on the inner cuff which should keep ski edges a bay.  

The gaitors are easy to use, but don't come with a hook. I like the partial vents slightly behind the outside thigh area.

Disclaimer: Reviewer is a member of the Gore MountainTech program, which provides members incentives to test and provide feedback on their products.

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Specs

Specs

Sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL
Inseams Regular, Tall
Weight 565 g / 1 lb 3.9 oz
Fit Relaxed fit
Materials 510NP GORE-TEX® Soft Shell 3L, Schoeller® Keprotec™

Description

The Sabre Pant is a men's hard shell pant made by Arc'teryx. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

MSRP: $399

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