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Rossignol Poursuite XC Ski Pants 2018

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Material:	100% Polyester
Insulation:	Shell
Waterproof:	Waterproof
Fabric Waterproof:	25,000mm
Fabric Breathability:	20,000g
Fit:	Regular
Venting:	No
Seams Taped:	Yes
Waist:	Yes
Pockets:	NS
Gaiters:	No
Side Zip:	No
Manufacturer Warranty:	1 Year

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Description: Rossignol Poursuite XC Ski Pants

The Training products were made especially for nordic skiing practice. Every product includes the 37.5 technology : an optimal moisture transfer and an excellent breathability in order to improve the comfort of the skier and keeping an ideal body temperature, to improve the skiing performances.

One of the best-seller pants of this Active collection, the POURSUITE PANT is highly waterproof and breathable thanks to its 25,000 / 20,000 membrane. Durable water repellent treatment (DWR) and windbreak technology for higher resistance to windy and bad weather. Stretch pant, easing the moves. Unique design on the leg inspired by the nordic ski tracks, where the classical tracks meet the marks of the snow groomer. Fits in perfectly with the POURSUITE JACKET for an asserted style.

Key Features of Rossignol Poursuite XC Ski Pants:

R-Wind Ultralight Softshell - Interlock
Shell: 100% Polyester
Lamination 2.5L - Durable Water Repellent (DWR) Finish
Waterproofing/Breathability: 25,000/20,000g/m²/24h
Elasticated with Drawcord inside
Stretch Back
Side opening on Bottom Legs
Printed Stripes on Left Leg
Preformed Knees
Weight: 82 g/m²

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37.5 is impressive

Warm enough, at least when your moving. Very breathable. Knee-pit mesh material works good. Fairly wind resistant. Wore these pants twice back-country skiing in the Sierra. Broke trail thru 1'+ fresh powder - fairly dry by Sierra standards. Sunny with temps in the 30's but warm enough to melt the snow on the surface. Climbed about 1,000' over a couple miles. Made multiple downhill telemark runs. Knee dipping into powder feels like your getting wet - but material doesn't feel wet. Weird sensation. Snow does not stick to material. Feels good on your skin. The pants themselves seem a bit too low cut in the back, but maybe I just have too much junk in the trunk.