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Description
The Rab Power Stretch Pro Pants provide wicking and breathable comfort, combined with good insulation. This makes them an ideal choice for winter mountaineering or polar expeditions where a warm and unrestricted leg baselayer is essential.
Polartec Power Stretch Pro fabric is principally a four way stretch fabric that hugs the body and is made of two layers. The durable and non-pilling nylon outer layer has a smooth finish and offers good wind resistance. While the soft inner layer wicks moisture quickly, keeping you comfortable, warm and dry. Flatlock low bulk seams ensure no chafing and a wicking elastic waistband keeps you comfortable when working hard.
Rab Power Stretch Pro Pants Features
- Polartec Power Stretch Pro
- Durable nylon outer face fabric
- 38% nylon, 53% polyester, 9% elastane
- Flatlock low bulk seams
- Moisture wicking elastic waistband
- Inside leg length 72cm Size Large
- Fit:
- Slim
- Weight:
- 200g
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Size Guide
Rab Men's Trousers
Your Body Measurements in Inches:
| Size | Waist | Inseam |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 30" | 32" |
| Medium | 32" | 32.5" |
| Large | 32" | 33" |
| XL | 36" | 32" |
Customer Reviews of Rab Power Stretch Pro Pants
Rab Power Stretch Pro Pants Review
P125
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derby
This is my second pair, excellent baselayer for very cold conditions. Close fitting, even on my slim frame.
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Rab Power Stretch Pro Pants Review
Margaret
Verified Buyer
Addingham, Ilkley
The Rab Power Stretch Pants are my favourite article of clothing. I wear them every day for dog walking as they are so warm and comfortable in winter. I have several pairs now and love them.
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Rab Power Stretch Pro Pants Review
Ryan
Verified Buyer
Longcroft
Wore these up a hike yesterday on Ben Ledi. they are super warm. Like an electric blanket.First 100ft I was roasting, but once you reach higher ground with the wind and the rain blasting you, the rewards are there. Plenty of room for movement.Defo worth it and more so in the cold weather.
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