Outdoor Research Exos Pants

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The Exos Pants is a soft shell pant made by Outdoor Research. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Outdoor Research Men's Exos Pants (Spring 2008) Features for the Men's Exos Pant by Outdoor Research Average Weight: (L) 17.0 oz. / 482 g Durable soft shell stretch fabric; Thermolite polyester inner face for warmth DWR finish Integrated belt; snap and zipper fly Two zippered, mesh-backed hand pockets Two zippered, low-profile cargo pockets Laser die-cut pocket zippers Gusseted cuffs with ankle zippers"

From Backcountry.com:
"The 17oz Outdoor Research Men's Exos Wind Pants' stretch shell and brushed interior make your days of cold-weather climbing, hiking, and backpacking more comfortable. The durable Cordura easily withstands a variety of tortures from overgrowth to offwidths to crampon scratches. Outdoor Research uses a low-profile belt to help these pants fit well with a harness. The Exos Wind Pants also include a DWR treatment for excellent water resistance when the weather moves in unexpectedly."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The versatile double-weave stretch fabric is finished with a DWR coating for superior wind and water resistance on long winter tours. A Cordura blend provides exceptional durability on the face of the fabric, while a Thermolite polyester blend furnishes warmth on the interior. Gusseted cuffs are easily drawn in and let out with the ankle zips; allowing increased ventilation and comfort on the trail or a tighter seal in the backcountry. Mesh-backed hand pockets and low-profile cargo pockets, constructed with sew-free zippers, offer a variety of storage options. An integrated belt and low-profile suspender loops keep the Exos Pants in place through steep backcountry climbs and aggressive free-heel turns. Durable, stretch double-weave fabric 65% Cordura face; 23% Thermolite polyester back; 12% Lycra DWR finish resists moisture Integrated belt; snap and zipper fly Glue-bonded pocket zippers Gusseted cuffs with ankle zippers Two, mesh-backed hand pockets Two, low-profile cargo pockets Avg. weight: 17.0 oz./485 g (size L)"

From CampSaver.com:
"The versatile, double-weave stretch fabric is finished with a DWR coating for superior wind and water resistance on long winter tours.A Cordura blend provides exceptional durability on the face of the fabric, while a Thermolite polyester blend furnishes warmth on the interior.Gusseted cuffs are easily drawn in and let out with the ankle zips; allowing increased ventilation and comfort on the trail or a tighter seal in the backcountry.Mesh-backed hand pockets and low-profile cargo pockets offer a variety of storage options.An integrated belt and low-profile suspender loops keep the Exos Pants in place through steep backcountry climbs and aggressive free-heel turns."

User Reviews

Men's Exos Pants
Reviewed by BC, Dec 30, 2007

"These pants held up well in blizzard conditions without shell pants."

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Men's Exos Pants
Reviewed by gmp, Feb 22, 2007

"As an avid x-country skier in the Catskill Mts. of upstate NY, I'm always on the look-out for comfortable, lightweight, flexible, and weatherproof, outerwear. the OR Exos pants are my first OR product. My other ski pants are Sporthill XC, Mountain Hardwear, and REI."

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Men's Exos Pants
Reviewed by Cryan, Dec 25, 2006

"I received this as a gift and was hopeful that it would be as good as my OR Specter Pullover, I wasn't disapointed. It fits me very well and is loose in the areas that it needs to be, yet fitted where necessary. There are four pockets. The hand pockets are made of a heavy mesh that I haven't broken yet, and the side pockets are made of the same material as the pants."

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