Helly Hansen Fly Pant

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The Fly Pant is a base layer bottom made by Helly Hansen. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Wear the Helly Hansen Men's Fly Pant long underwear for aerobic activities in cool weather. These bottoms wick moisture and dry quickly, so you can sweat your way up a mountain or rush down a ski run and not feel clammy or chilled. They're also antimicrobial, which means they won't stink at the end of the day."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Providing exceptional insulation and warmth, the Helly Hansen Stripe Fy Pant is a HH Dry baselayer that functions as a second skin, making it a versatile baselayer for all conditions. The Fly Pant has a form-fitting silhouette to increase moisture management during high intensity activities, thanks to a 3-layer Lifa Stay Dry Technology and is perfect for year-round high level performance."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Helly Hansen LIFA Fly PantsPerfect match to all Sport top?s when the weather turns colder."

From Backcountry Outlet:
"The warm way to layer this winter is with the The Men's Fly Pant from Helly Hansen. Having built a stellar reputation around their Lifa long underwear, Helly Hansen is a favorite base layer of deep-sea fishing crews, artic explorers and ski bums. The Fly pant is a direct descendent of Helly's original polypro base layers, and has the fast-wicking, fast-drying action to prove it. Oh, these pants have a fly."

User Reviews

Men's Fly Pant
Reviewed by FarmerJohn, Jun 15, 2008

"For both the crew top and fly pants, I prefer the HH Lifa to other baselayers because it is polypropylene and not polyester. My most extreme use for it is playing cold weather ultimate - continuous running in nearly freezing weather and wind and rain."

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