Outdoor Research Neoplume Pants

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The Neoplume Pants is a synthetic insulated pant made by Outdoor Research. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Campmor:
"When temperatures dip after a long day on the trail, pull the insulated Outdoor Research Neoplume Pants over your shells for extra warmth. Weather-resistant insulation keeps you warm in bitter temperatures but compresses down into your pack when the sun hits. The shell has a DWR finish that keeps wind and drizzle at bay. PrimaLoft ECO Sport insulation: 60 g waist-to-knee, 40 g knee-to-cuff. Wind and water-resistant 30 denier ripstop nylon shell and lining. Integrated belt; snap and double-sliding zipper fly; elastic back waistband. Full-length, double-separating side zippers allow drop seat. Two zippered hand pockets. Articulated knees. Internal cuffs. Avg. wt. 15.1 oz."

From Backcountry.com:
"Outdoor Research made the Men s Neoplume Ski Pant a real smarty pant. They balanced insulation with weight conservation by putting thicker PrimaLoft insulation from waist to knee with less from knee to cuff, because your ski boots and socks help keep that area warm. Wind- and water-resistant ripstop shell material keeps the wind at bay and prevents sneaky little snowflakes from melting into your clothes. And thanks to the double-separating side zips ventilation, the only dampness will be when you wet your pants with the thrill of dropping another chute, totally impervious to the blowing blizzard outside. Articulated knees, zip hand pockets, and internal cuffs sweeten the deal even more."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"When temperatures drop and intense cold sets in, pull on the insulated Outdoor Research Neoplume Pants for men. Insulation is thoughtfully placed in upper legs and waist for greater warmth in those places more likely to get cold. You'll keep heated without bulk to encumber your movements. Whether you're settling into camp for a cold night or battling the slopes on a windy, stormy day, you'll be warm throughout the adventure."