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Ari.ganjuI'm looking for some insulated baggy snow pants to take to whistler. Right now I have a pair of baggy snowpants but they aren't insulated or weatherproof. I need a snowpant that looks good but keeps me warm and dry in cold and powder. Trying to keep it under 200-250. Any suggestions?
WeibussyArmada team issue
prattDo what you want but I’d recommend buying something wind resistant and using the rest of your money on better base layers
pinesurferwhy no insulation?
**This post was edited on Feb 12th 2025 at 11:30:03am
prattYou want the insulation closest to your body, like base layers, and have the shell on the outside to break the wind / water, having the insulation on the outside is inefficient
skiP.E.I.I’ve found Volcom outerwear is often the best value. Got a pair of bibs for $140 from Corbetts, and I have a Volcom gore Tex Parka I’ve used for 12 years. Starting to show it’s age now but it was less than $200 when I bought it.
