Down Insulated Pants

Brands

The North Face
Canada Goose
MontBell
Western Mountaineering
Marmot
Mountain Equipment
Fjallraven
Rab
Valandré
Mountain Hardwear

Genders

Unisex
Men's
Women's
Girls'

Price

less than $100
$100 - $199.99
$200 - $299.99
$300 - $399.99
$400 - $499.99
$500 and above

Recent Down Insulated Pant Reviews

Feathered Friends 40 Below Pants

Feathered Friends 40 Below Pants; true to their name. Feathered Friends 40 Below Pants are some of the best, if not the best, down insulated pants on the market. They are tough and warm. The toughness comes from a nylon shell with even heavier nylon reinforcement on the seat and knee where you need it most, while the warmth comes from high quality 750 fill power down. The knees are articulated to aid in movement, there are suspenders and full side zips with wind flaps. The shell is also Event, one… Full review

The North Face Himalayan Pant

Aloha ... i bought these pants to be able to sit around outside in cold weather ... We're gearing up for a Van RV life ... Plus ... i'm trying to spend less money on heating bills at home ... These pants are top of the line ... Pricey!!! but BaseGear.com 20% off ... e-mail sign-up ... made them more affordable ... That being said ... WOW !!! NICE !!! The construction is what you should get at this price ... The only glitch i see in them is the bottom leg opening ...could have a draw string or velcro… Full review

Canada Goose Men's Tundra Down Pant

Very simple, low grade down pants. As per my Snow Mantra review posted earlier, I was issued these pants for work and would not buy them otherwise. Once again they seem to be a 1950s reproduction; heavy and not that warm. No offense to all the other reviewers, but I simply did not care for them at all especially considering the cost. I live and work in the Arctic and often spend many days and weeks out on the barrenlands during the winter, so warm gear is essential, but if it wasn't for the fact… Full review

Canada Goose Men's Tundra Down Pant

In preparation for a winter trip to Alaska, I purchased a pair of Canada Goose Tundra down pants from Sierra Trading Post. And I wasn't disappointed. Standing all day on the frozen surface of a lake covered in two feet of snow, at -10 degrees Fahrenheit and below, with a 10 to 20 knot wind, my legs were never once even the least bit chilly. Admittedly, I was wearing a pair of light weight polypropylene long underpants and a pair of expedition weight Patagonia Synchilla pants underneath the Tundras,… Full review