Women's Nano Puff Pants?

[Miller]

I thought I rememberer seeing the some manufacturer made a pair insulating capri pants that were similar to Patagonia's Nano Puff jackets. Am I dreaming?

My wife is moving from insulated pants to a shell bib and I am looking for something extra warm on those really cold days.

 

[Philpug]

I picked up some Spyder puffy pants that are good.

 

[In2h2o]

Arc‘teryx makes something similar, have no personal data on them, try searching for AXINA KNICKER WOMEN'S

 

[ScotsSkier]

try sync performance

 

[markojp]

Second on the arctryx.

 

[AmyPJ]

Marmot makes some. I have two pair. They have stretchy panels on the sides, which is nice.

 

[dovski]

You could always just get the Patagonia Nano-Pug Pansts https://www.patagonia.com/product/mens-nano-puff-pants-for-fly-fishing/82140.html
or these from mountain hardware https://www.backcountry.com/mountai...7fmhYzhTwz7O97pLr3F0g8l1j-XXZryBoCqwEQAvD_BwE

I also believe Patagonia used to make a boot cut inner insulated pant for skiing but cannot find it anywhere

 

[dovski]

Here are the Heli-Hansen pants I was thinking of that are designed for skiing.

W STORM INSULATION 3/4 PANT FU

Add insulated warmth to your legs without any bulk to your boots

www.hellyhansen.com

 

[Mel]

I have the Helly Hansen ones & really like them. I wore them the other day when it was -23C in the morning (-9F) under my regular pants and was toasty warm.

 

[Miller]

These are all very helpful replies. Thanks very much.

 

[princo]

Montbell also has a variety of them, some even made with down. https://www.montbell.us/products/list.php?cat_id=25044&gen_cd=2

 

[Slim]

I got my wife and daughters these:

Backcountry Wolverine Cirque 3/4 Insulated Pant - Women's - Clothing

Buy the Backcountry Wolverine Cirque 3/4 Insulated Pant - Women's online or shop all Clothing from Backcountry.com.

www.backcountry.com

Fit is good, not too tight in the thighs.

These are similar to the Arcteryx Axino and Patagonia Nano-Air (which I don’t think comes in 3/4): active insulation with a soft, matte, stretchy face fabric. Meaning they will stretch a bit, and they move moisture if you are active. They also are a bit more comfortable for lounging.

I have the Swix pants, similar to the Helly Hansen above, with traditional high loft synthetic insulation and downproof face fabric. Thin strips of stretch fleece.
More windproof, but less breathable. Still fine for resort skiing.

I love the full side zips for this. Start in a cold moring, and as the day warms up, you can reach through your shell pants zippers, undo the insulation pants, and pull them up and out, without dropping your shell pants around your knees.

 

[Slim]

@princo , I don’t think Montbell do any 3/4 length ones (for skiing) do they?
I have their UL down pants, and it’s a great backpacking layer. As light as most long underpants!

 

[Pequenita]

I love the full side zips for this. Start in a cold moring, and as the day warms up, you can reach through your shell pants zippers, undo the insulation pants, and pull them up and out, without dropping your shell pants around your knees.

Oh, now that is intriguing!

 

[markojp]

Oh, now that is intriguing!

Elevenate also makes a full zip that's pretty nice, but only to just the top of the knee.

 

[Miller]

I got my wife and daughters these:

Backcountry Wolverine Cirque 3/4 Insulated Pant - Women's - Clothing

Buy the Backcountry Wolverine Cirque 3/4 Insulated Pant - Women's online or shop all Clothing from Backcountry.com.

www.backcountry.com

Fit is good, not too tight in the thighs.

These are similar to the Arcteryx Axino and Patagonia Nano-Air (which I don’t think comes in 3/4): active insulation with a soft, matte, stretchy face fabric. Meaning they will stretch a bit, and they move moisture if you are active. They also are a bit more comfortable for lounging.

I have the Swix pants, similar to the Helly Hansen above, with traditional high loft synthetic insulation and downproof face fabric. Thin strips of stretch fleece.
More windproof, but less breathable. Still fine for resort skiing.

I love the full side zips for this. Start in a cold moring, and as the day warms up, you can reach through your shell pants zippers, undo the insulation pants, and pull them up and out, without dropping your shell pants around your knees.

These look perfect and the price is a lot better than the Arcteryx Axino.