Introducing the Arctix Men’s Essential Snow Pants – a versatile and durable cornerstone of the Arctix line. These pants are designed to provide outstanding value and protection from the elements, making them perfect for skiing and snowboarding season after season.
The Arctix Men’s Essential Snow Pants boast a 100% Polyester Dobby shell with ThermaLock W/R + W/P 3000mm Coating, making them resistant to outdoor elements such as wind, water, and snow. These pants also feature 85 grams of ThermaTech insulation, providing warmth without the bulk, keeping you comfortable in temperatures ranging from -20° to +35°, depending on your level of activity.
These pants are a must-have for any winter adventure, thanks to their durable and practical features, including THERMALOCK and THERMATECH technologies, boot gaiters with grippers, and 600 Denier Ballistic reinforced ankle, scuff, and hem guards. The adjustable waist strap and belt loops ensure a secure and comfortable fit, while the zippered hand warmer style pockets and O-ring for keys, gloves, and/or lift tickets provide added convenience.
The Arctix Men’s Essential Snow Pants are also easy to care for, as they are machine washable and have a DWR finish (Durable Water Repellent), which helps repel water from the fabric surface.
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RJ –
Finally got a day on the snow w these pants. I figured at the price point something would be unacceptable. But I didn’t have any issues w them. I don’t get cold normally so I can’t say if they really were warm, but the couple times I crashed out. I was dry. My only complaint and it didn’t cause any use issues, is the hook and loop for the location of where a button would be, the loops swivel freely so you just have to line the hooks up to go thru them. Not the end of the world but would of been nice if they stayed where they were put. Overall well worth the money.
TheMamaTangerine –
Nice weight, nicely made. Completely pleased w the offerings of inseams. My tween boy is growing quickly but the legs aren’t necessarily w the rest of his size. I bought a M/30 inseam thinking it’d get me hopefully through two winter seasons. Waist and hip yes, but those legs … so again appreciative for the multi inseams available – my family is tall so this is great and wish they’d offer the same for ladies.Construction and material seem like they will hold up for sledding, and snow fort building and overall crawling around the snow covered ground. In other words – looks like a tween can beat them up with daily play and they’ll hold up.
Navy L. –
I got these as a rushed order for skying. These were far better than I thought they would be. The have a thinish lining that is more warm than I thought they were going to. My insulated leggings underneath were to much. I should have went with just regular first layer gear and I still would have been warm. They were comfortable and the joints articulated enough that I had full rang of leg movement and no bindings.
Jerimiah H. –
I’m outside a lot, like exceptionally out in the weather. My tractor doesn’t have a cab, but I built it a roof, these pants keep me dry and warm. Sometimes I wear sweat pants and long John’s under when it’s around 25 degrees. Only moisture I get is from sweat. Without these, I rely on cycling through 3 sets of clothes that eventually get saturated from rain/ snow, even if I’m still warm, if I stop moving around being soaked gets cold fast and is only solved by putting everything in the dryer. Sometimes only after hanging to drip so it dont break the dryer, things get over saturated and heavy. I wish I had bought these long time ago
Steve –
These snow pants worked excellent for me for snowboarding. They feel durable and kept me warm and dry. They also have a boot liner inside to keep the snow out.Overall very happy with them.
PH lilyukon –
After ordering 5 different sizes, women’s and men’s, the men’s x-large fit me. I am a woman, bigger in the waist and narrower in the hips and thighs so men’s size fits better. They seem to be well constructed and warm, just what I wanted. It’s now spring so I won’t really be able to give them a test in cold weather til next winter.