FareWinds Merino FlexTec Pant
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Lightweight active pant for incredible movement and breathability.
The FareWinds Merino FlexTec Pant was developed as a practical and purposeful option for the active hunter. Constructed with our MerinoLR FlexTec Shell Fabric, this technical piece serves as a great outer shell and is constructed to stretch and breathe with your activity, while inhibiting wind and the elements. This remarkable multi-functional pant is absolutely dead quiet in any environment or activity. Features include a 370 gram jacquard knitted merino blended FlexTec Shell Fabric, lined waistband with belt loops and side adjustability, double layer knife panel on top right pocket, extra long side zippered venting on legs for increased breathability, angled top zippered pockets and zippered rear pocket, and flexible leg paneling for comfort and movement. Regular Sizes: 30-46. Tall Sizes: 34-42.
This garment has an "active bowhunter" fit is built to be conservative and keep excess fabric and bulk out of the way. Articulation through paneling and sculpting on our garment design moves with your activity while keeping garment profiles discrete with less bulk. If you plan to layer underneath, or you are on the line of a size, we suggest ordering one size larger than our sizing chart suggests.
• 370gsm Merino-LR FlexTec fabric.
• Adjustable and lined waistband with belt loops.
• Double layer knife panel.
• Side zippered venting on legs.
• Zippered leg pockets and rear pocket.
• Flexible leg panels.
Seasonality: Early-Season to Mid-Season Layering
Suggested Temperature Ranges: 45-65 Degrees F.
Use: Early-Season Outerwear
This garment has an "active bowhunter" fit is built to be conservative and keep excess fabric and bulk out of the way. Articulation through paneling and sculpting on our garment design moves with your activity while keeping garment profiles discrete with less bulk. If you plan to layer underneath, or you are on the line of a size, we suggest ordering one size larger than our sizing chart suggests.
