Helly-HansenHelly Hansen Men's HH LIFA Lightweight Quick Dry Moisture Wicking Thermal Baselayer Pant Bottom,,

The Helly Hansen HH LIFA Thermal Pants are a must-have for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities in cold weather. I bought these for hiking and skiing, and they’ve exceeded all my expectations. The lightweight material is surprisingly warm, and the moisture-wicking fabric keeps me dry even during intense activity.What I loved about these pants:Quick-drying and moisture-wicking: No sweat buildup, even after hours of activity.Comfortable fit: The material stretches nicely, providing a snug yet flexible fit without feeling restrictive.Lightweight warmth: Despite being thin, they keep me warm without adding bulk.Durable quality: After multiple washes, they still look and perform like new.These thermal pants are perfect for layering under ski gear, hiking pants, or even for lounging around on cold days. Whether you're hitting the slopes, trekking, or just staying warm in the winter, they deliver exactly what you need. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality thermal base layers!

The threads came off after the first wash. This happened even before the first use. I am quite disappointed.

Soft non-scratchy materialMy son is 510 and weighs 150 pounds and it’s a perfect fit with a tiny room to growI know this brand to fit small so consider sizing up

The left side is twisted as it wasn't sewn straight.

I'm not sure if I like it yet. I was used to the winter version but this one is light and looks well made... I'll do a review with more arguments later.

My 2nd pair, last pair is still ticking 25 years later.

Love my HH gear and the base layer is outstanding. Have several pairs of these and LOVE the colorful top options as well! These are for insulate pants and mid-temp range, get the heavier weight for deep season cold or lighter weight snow pants. Thanks HH! Love what you do!

Typically men's pants and such have a fly. If you look really close at the picture you can see that there is no fly. Boy was I surprised when I was trying to take a leak like a man while sking and couldn't find the fly! Thought maybe I had them on backwards! NOPE! No fly!