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How low can they “comfortably” go? Cocoon Pro 90 Pants


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    Brian Barnes
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    @brianjbarnes

    Locale: Midwest

    For those who have used them, I'm curious about how low of temperature you've been comfortable in a pair of Cocoon PRO 60 pants (polarguard delta 68 g/yd^2)?

    I'm mostly concerned with the use of these in low metabolic output states (i.e. sitting around camp).

    I realize that it may vary on hydration status, food consumption, torso and other layers… etc…

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    Stephen Klassen
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    @steveyk

    I have used them to -20C comfortably:

    in camp, with hot food. Also with booties and big belay parka.

    I get cold easily when stopped, and these pants work for me.

    When it is colder (-10C and lower) I throw them on over my shell pants/bibs – appears warmer to me than alone or under the shells, and the snow brushes off easily at those temps.

    I would only get something warmer if I expected to be in sustained (several evenings straight) -25C or lower. Or do like Mike Clelland does and just wear a 100weight fleece layer over my baselayer all the time, using the Cocoon pants for extended stops.

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