OR Ferrosi pants???

ethan

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Curious if anyone has tried these and if so, what are you're thoughts?
 

twall13

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I'm not sure if they've changed them in the last few years but I've owned a pair for a few years and like them. Mine are really stretchy and super light weight. They are the thinnest pants I own. Good for hot weather, not so much in cooler temps.

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Bump79

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They are a hot weather pant and a phenomenal one at that. The new Ferrosi Crux pair would be interesting
 

moximouse

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I have mixed experiences, and generally run warm/sweat easily. Compare that with your own context.

They are very light, perfectly stretchy, and breathe *reasonably* well.

They ARE soft shell material, and I find they do not breathe well enough for high exertion activities over about 60*.

Additionally, because of how thin they are, you need to be careful/aware when it’s cold. With a silk-weight base layer I am comfortable with easy Nordic skiing down to about 10 degrees, and with grid fleece or mid-weight wool down to about zero- and much colder if I increase activity intensity.

All that to say, they’re a great cold weather active layer, good for temperate conditions, but for hot weather I like the zip-off version, and if I were king for a day I’d add thigh zips a la stone glacier de-havilland.

They also wear very nicely with street clothes, so I appreciate the versitility.
 

P Carter

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Agree with all of the above. Great pants, very thin. Go-to hot weather pants, but not warm enough for even moderately cool temps, for me at least.
 

kylem

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They are pretty slim fitting on me, but they've been my favorite September archery and summer scouting pant for the last few years.
 

Mrdeuce

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Great pants but like others have said super thin. You can get them on sale regularly if you sign up for their newsletter/alerts
 

stephane

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Anyone tried their Voodoo pants? Seems like they’re a bit thicker than the ferrosi and might be better suited to sept/Oct hunting?
 
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