Rossignol Evader Pants - Men's

Name: Rossignol Evader Pants - Men's
Brand: Rossignol
Price: 212.48 CAD
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About this product

The Rossignol Evader is a men's three-layer shell ski pant built for dedicated on-mountain use across a range of weather conditions. Its 20,000mm waterproof and 15,000g breathability-rated membrane keeps wind and snow out while allowing moisture to escape, and all seams are fully taped for a complete seal against the elements. Waterproof zippers add an extra layer of wet-weather protection. Zip leg vents give you on-the-fly temperature control, while ski-specific details such as integrated boot gaiters, a high-rise back waist, and cargo pockets reflect the pant's purpose-built design. The slightly oversized cut prioritizes freedom of movement without sacrificing a clean profile, and the lightweight construction packs down compactly for easy transport. Priced at around 212 CAD, the Evader sits in a practical range for skiers who want reliable, well-featured shell protection without the weight of a fully insulated pant.

Category: Clothing
Brand: Rossignol

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rossignol Evader Pants for outstanding warmth, with expert testers calling them the warmest men's ski pants in their 2024 field test. The three-layer shell fabric is described as durable and comfortable, with a softshell-like feel that makes movement easy on the mountain. Fit is noted as true to size with a regular, slightly narrow cut, and the waist cinches well for those who want a more relaxed look by sizing up. The most common criticism is that the pants are on the heavier side and are not as packable as thinner, more technical options, making them better suited to resort skiing than backcountry missions. Overall, reviewers position them as a solid, affordable, and stylish choice for cold-weather resort skiers.