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Stoney HS Pant - Men's

Name: Stoney HS Pant - Men's
Brand: Mammut
Price: 183.80 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Mammut Stoney HS Pant is a men's hardshell pant built for demanding mountain conditions. Its waterproof construction carries a rain protection rating of 4, and fully sealed seams prevent moisture from sneaking through at the stitching. A breathability rating of 2 keeps airflow moving during high-output activity, making it a practical choice for alpine touring, ski mountaineering, or any pursuit where weather resistance is non-negotiable. The pant is offered in a clean Black colorway that pairs easily with layering pieces. Mammut's Stoney line is designed with technical performance in mind, and this pant reflects that focus through its protective shell construction rather than added insulation, keeping weight and bulk in check. For those tracking value, the Canadian retail price sits at 183.80 CAD, positioning it as a mid-range hardshell option within Mammut's technical outerwear lineup.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Mammut
Color: Black

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Mammut Stoney HS Pant as a versatile, well-built ski and snowboard pant that performs across a wide range of conditions, from resort runs to backcountry touring. The fabric stands out for its notably soft feel and good stretch, making movement comfortable on the slopes. The waistband adjustment system, secure snap closures, and Cordura-reinforced cuffs earn repeated compliments for thoughtful, practical design. Pockets, two-way vents, and available leg length options are also frequently highlighted positives. The most common criticism is the waterproof rating, which some reviewers consider modest for a premium-priced pant, and a few note the pants can feel on the heavier side for dedicated ski touring use.