Arc'teryx Procline Pant

If you want and two other two other standard pockets here to warm up your hands, nice and fuzzy inside and back, but you can see like many softshell g...

After all, this neat and detailed silhouette is good.. Procline PANT Glitch, Color FLHQ is available in S and M sizes

Bottom Line. The Arc’teryx Procline FL offers a solid combination of breathability, weather resistance, and functional features (apart from the cuffs). It wouldn’t be my first recommendation for those that are looking for a pant for serious ski mountaineering where you’ll be spending most of your time swinging tools and with crampons on your feet

In their niche, though, these pants are exceptional.

**Perfect pants screwed up by over-dimensional crampon protectors**

I was looking for soft shell pants primarily for high-altitude and technical mountaineering and only secondary for back-country skiing and ski-touring. Having side vents is an absolute must for my use case: I need a pants that wi...

After about 10 days touring and 3 days alpine skiing, its time to write my Proline Pant review. First, I really like the fabric, its light weight with a nice modest stretch in the fabric. Great color for me (blue). Challenges - the left pocket is a bit small/tight for my avalanche transceiver and it...

I was able to test these new purchases last weekend with some early season touring and alpine skiing in the Tahoe area. Toured in the morning and the Procline jacket and pants did a great job regulating heat. As temps (and my output) increased, I made good use of the pit zips/leg vents but did not f...

I just unpacked these and haven’t worn them skiing. They feel really soft like Arcteryx’s previous soft shell ski pants but they are Gore Infinium which apparently “replaces the popular Gore Windstopper membrane”. I wonder if they will be as breathable as the previous version. I would say the waist ...

Great pant, I run hot and use this all winter long and find them to be a good temperature. Vents to dump heat are great, pants are more windproof and waterproof than I expected and soft enough inside to wear without long underwear.

Only changes that could be made are to reduce the weight of the c...

All good except for the waist adjustment with the built in belt system. It does work only when standing still, but when moving or bending the volume of the waist changes and give pressure on it. Also it comes off when using backpack’s waist belt over it.

Hope arcteryx accept elastic waist band adj...