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A pair of softshell pants suitable for almost any wintertime mountain activity? The Taiss Pro is inspired by the Base Jump Touring Pants and offers a full range of features without any compromises. It’s the right choice for ski touring, mountaineering and ice climbing. Developed for winter conditions, the brushed double-woven fabric is warmer and softer. At the same time, the material protects you from wind and wicks away moisture when you start breaking a sweat. Side zippers positioned at hip level provide extra ventilation when you need it. The pants have a cut with articulated knee panels for full freedom of movement, while removable suspenders give you extra support when you need it. Climbing harness-compatible pockets provide easy-access storage, and reinforced leg hems protect against ski edges and crampons. The Taiss Pro – a pair of softshell pants for all your technical wintertime activities.
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Quelle: Mammut IESehr zufrieden Sehr zufrieden
Quelle: Mammut IEGlücklich Hält bei kalten Wetter angenehm warm und dank der Beinbelüftung keine Überhitzung bei warmen Wetter. Sehr angenehm zu tragen!
Quelle: Mammut IERad softshell pants These pants are dope! And have become my fave softshell pants. The fabric helps shed windchill while breathing very well. The side thigh panel zipper also help dump heat. Some moderate DWR to protect you from light rain fall. In the winter i wear them with my alpha direct leggings. I would give these a 9. 5/10 - subtracting 0. 5 because the metal hook for the built in gaiter i
Quelle: Mammut IEOk contant! Ok contant!
Quelle: Mammut IEGreat climbing pants with athletic fit These pants performed exceptionally well during my recent ascent of Mt. Rainier. The fit was excellent, they provided adequate warmth even at the summit, and did not impede movement. Although I incurred a minor tear due to personal error, the overall durability appears strong. Based on this experience, I plan to explore additional Mammut products for future e
Quelle: Mammut IEPerfekte Skitourenhose Die ideale Hose für mittlere Winter-Temperaturen. Alle technischen Features vorhanden und dank Fleece-Feeling sehr angenehm zu tragen.
Quelle: Mammut IETaiss Pro SO Pants Men super pants
Quelle: Mammut IEGreat pants I’ve been using the Taiss Pro SO Pants Men throughout the entire ski season as well as for various mountain hikes, and they are absolutely amazing. They are incredibly versatile — I simply adjust the warmth with different base layers depending on the temperature. On colder days I wear thicker thermal underwear, and on milder days a lighter layer is enough. The pants themselves provide
Quelle: Mammut IEGood for hiking too Excellent pants that shed rain and wind. Very comfortable and bit warmer than other Mammut pants, although they are much lighter than my Zinal Guide pants. I’m very happy with this purchase.
Quelle: Mammut IEtop passt perfekt, 1,83m 74kg
Quelle: Mammut IEPants to Go anywhere Outstanding performance my recent Volcano climb at 3400 meters above sea level; keep me warm while allowing transpiration in high output climb
Quelle: Mammut IEPasst perfekt Passt perfekt
Quelle: Mammut IEAwesome soft shell touring pant I wanted a windproof ski touring pant that was stretchable and warm for use on those days when the powder was shallow or non existent. These pants fit the bill perfectly. They allow freedom of movement while being lightweight for long touring days. Typical of Mammut, the fit is slender.
Quelle: Mammut IEFantastic overall pants Just wore these for the first time while spending a whole day skiing in Vermont’s Mt. Snow. I love how stretchy and lightweight they are. Fit is great. I love the short length option as I am a much shorter male. The design is fantastic. Love the suspenders and harness compatible pockets (which will come in handy for ice climbing), but more importantly I love the design of t
Quelle: Mammut IEExcellent ski pants These pants fit well, stretch with movement, and I like the dark blue color. I took them out nordic skiing on some cooler days and they worked great. Once we get a little more snow, I am confident that they will work well for telemark touring. Lightweight and protective easy to deal with ski pantss. just what I was hoping to get.
Quelle: Mammut IELightweight for what they are. Wore these snowboarding in the Alps. Needed something light to pack (as I only travel with a carry-on bag). I paired with a Kühl mid-weight base layer. Yes…I know they are a ski-touring pant. Pros: Lightweight, comfortable, flexible, had good side ventilation zippers. Nice boot hook on the ankle when hiking in snow. Cons: Snug over snowboarding boots, but still wo
Quelle: Mammut IEComfortable, Lightweight Excellent touring, mountaineering, and even resort pants. Used them on everything from Mt. Elbert in -5 degrees to Dragon's Tail Couloir in 20 degrees to Resort Skiing in 50. Super light and comfortable. I got the 30 Long at 6'6 and about a 31 waist, fits super well. Have used them probably 30 days and am not seeing any signs of wear. Definitely looking to Mammut for my ne
Quelle: Mammut IE#1 Ski Touring Pant Unless is warm or spring, these are my go-to touring pants. Very durable and perfect weight for winter ski touring. Mammut is one of few companies that make pants in long lengths for tall folks like myself. Thank you Mammut!
Quelle: Mammut IEAmazing Softshell for Ice Climbing and Mountain Adventure Took these on a trip to the Swiss Alps and to do ice climbing around Korona Peak in Kyrgyzstan. Temperatures were mild at the base and as we worked our way up things dropped into single digit low teens during the day with high wind and snow. Wore a heavy baselayer and made it through super well. We were there to ice climb and for the wall I
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