Are these only waterproof/shell pants? Or would they be fine for winter and cold weather?
350560
They are water proof shell pants. Thin. Kind of a tight fit. Might work layered over sweats or fleece.
350561
only shell pants. to wear in cold weather you would need to buy a few sizes larger and wear underclothes.
350562
Just waterproof shell pants. You'll need a heavy layer underneath for winter
350563
You would need to wear something under them. There are meant as a waterproof outer layer only ( in my opinion)
350564
These are only a windproof/water proof shell. they have very little insulating properties. I do wear mine in the winter over my insulating layers to stop the wind and they do that well.
292615
They aren't made for really cold weather but they'll do the trick. Anything under 45 to 50 degrees would be too cold
58576
It depends on if you want to layer underneath. I'm about the same size (10 weight 145) and I have a large. When I ordered these I was a 6 about 135. They are roomy enough for a layer underneath and adjustable too. They are super warm and waterproof. I live in WI and had to shovel and snow blow a lot last year and they worked wonderfully. I hope they still fit me this year!
272992
I bought these for my son,he is allergic to wool so thought I'd try these.I do'nt know about being in cold water for along time.But he swear's their fantastic walking around in the snow his feet stay nice and toasty.Hope this helps..
2053738
Not at all! I love these pants! I just wish they were a little warmer because I would wear them all year long! They are the most comfortable pants I have ever worn (without a sound).
402114
No, I wear them at home, inside, during winter months. They are very warm, but not waterproof.
102041
Umm, can't answer 100% as I purchased for my g/son for my daughter. He loves them..I do remember that the snow did not ride up his pants as they are cuffed elastic inside at the ankle. Then top layer goes to top of boots. An excellent purchase, excellent quality..hope that helped..
320311
I wear mine outside all the time, usually on short trips like to the mailbox. I've worn them in rain and snow, but I've always avoided puddles and slush. Dry snow and light rain were never a problem. I never really gave them a torture test, but they are water-resistant in any case. I doubt that they are water-proof.
246601
Depends on how cold you're talking about. The material is slightly thicker than most of the other hiking pants I own and does keep heat in a little better but I wouldn't wear it for sub-zero temperatures hiking either without a base layer. The legs will have room for a base layer but both pairs I had were tight around the crotch region so if you are thinking of cotton long johns or smart wool that's not cut well, it may ride up a bit. Compression shorts/leggings will probably work ok though.
871384
No, they are not. They are made of black fleece with a plastic "skid" pad. These will definitely absorb water in wet conditions. They work well in dryer conditions, to protect from salt and other road chemicals in the winter, and keep feet a little warmer but, they get wet easily.
1594714
These go inside of a pair of boots - I use Hodgeman felt bottom boots for traction. I use them for fishing in rivers on the Oregon coast in Fall and Winter and the water can be quite cold. They seem to be waterproof to me although we use them more for wading in and out of the water not standing thigh deep for hours at a time so I don't know about extended time under water.
1594715
The leggings end in neoprene stocking feel, so separate boots are required. I have used them in some very cold water, and would recommend something like sweatpants under them, as the breathable fabric passes cold through very quickly. I have used them since about September of last year, and have yet to notice any water intrusion....
122748
They are a very relaxed fit. I would say they are more like snowboarding pants, with a loose fit through the legs. however, they are still comfortable and suitable for skiing or snowboarding.
725751
Absolutely, these are very light but still keep your legs very warm in cold temperatures...I wore them as a base layer in 20-60 degree weather.
1634484
Depends on what you plan to use them for. I have used them several times when there were frost warnings here. They have very nice drawstrings and are easy to install and remove. For my needs they are perfect. However I live in Ft Lauderdale area and MA has much colder temperatures so can't vouch for freeze conditions. JR
246603
They are quite thin. I was happy in the mountains in spring, but they won't work for a winter hike. They are loose fitting but not baggy - underarmor would probably be fine, but nothing bulkier than that.
229388
If you mean 20 below, no way will these work. If you mean 20 degrees, you may be ok if your activity level is high since they're rubber on the outside with a thin layer of fleece on the inside and they will keep the heat in. They have a good grip and are completely waterproof. Small containers may be an issue depending on what the container is like. Hard to say about that. My husband uses them for shoveling snow in those temps and was fine. Hope that helps.