

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “If you’re climbing, booting, or moving fast in cold, windy terrain, these pants shine. The stretch is excellent for high steps and steep movement, the brushed interior adds just enough warmth, and the kickpatches actually hold up to crampon use. They’re dialed for serious mountain days.” When the route steepens and the wind picks up, we rely on the Summit Chamlang Soft Shell Pant to keep us moving efficiently toward the top. Built for alpine missions, these pants balance rugged protection with unrestricted mobility, letting us focus on each placement instead of our layers. The WindWall softshell blocks cutting gusts and light snowfall, while the 4-way stretch fabric moves seamlessly through technical terrain. A soft brushed backing adds just enough warmth for cold starts and exposed ridgelines without overheating on the climb. Articulated knees and a slim, athletic fit keep things precise when scrambling or swinging tools, and reinforced kickpatches stand up to sharp edges and crampon points. Thoughtful details—like a zippered thigh pocket, adjustable waist, and boot-compatible hem gussets—round out a pant that’s clearly designed for committed mountain days.
Price: $250.00 from Backcountry
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| $250.00 | Visit Store |
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “If you’re climbing, booting, or moving fast in cold, windy terrain, these pants shine. The stretch is excellent for high steps and steep movement, the brushed interior adds just enough warmth, and the kickpatches...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “If you’re climbing, booting, or moving fast in cold, windy terrain, these pants shine. The stretch is excellent for high steps and steep movement, the brushed interior adds just enough warmth, and the kickpatches...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “If you’re climbing, booting, or moving fast in cold, windy terrain, these pants shine. The stretch is excellent for high steps and steep movement, the brushed interior adds just enough warmth, and the kickpatches...