Crazy Idea Century Pant

What is the size numbers for the XXL? I am 6'2" 215 lbs. Would this be right?

Are Mediums going to be available in November 2019?

How do these fit through the thighs and butt? I'm 5'9 and 180# because squats, and I struggle with mediums from a lot of the gear companies being so tight they restrict movement. I'm looking for a pant for touring (obviously) but would also likely use them for ice and alpine shenanigans where the focus is on moving fast and light (i.e. trail runs that require crampons and an axe but also shorts, scrambles at altitude, etc). I'm roughly a 32" waist and 30" inseam otherwise.

Great year-round PNW volcano pants! Very durable, wind resistant in the right areas, warm enough but not too warm, and great fit in the medium for me - 155lbs, 5' 8.75". I never wear long underwear underneath. If it's very wet I will wear hardshell pants but otherwise these are what I ski in year-round. I've used mine for 2.5 years and they have much life left. I also use them when cycling in cold weather or rain when measuring race courses for USATF certification (running races not skimo races)

I can't remember the last time I bought clothing at full retail, but I just ordered a new pair of these pants because they're just too good to not wear every day. They're perfect for all sorts of skiing in everything but the most arctic temps or a driving rain, but also for nordic skiing, winter running, fatbiking, shoveling the driveway, etc. Whether I'm hamstering laps at the resort or hunting cold smoke, these pants strike the exact balance between being keeping my butt warm and being rando-tight and breathable for up-tempo days. In the winter I use them with thin knickers underneath or a heavier wool baselayer if it's really cold (they're warm enough for me down to about 0F), then transition to wearing them with a windbrief for spring skiing. What else to say? Waistband is snug but not too tight (I'm 6'3", 180lbs, size XL), pockets are unobtrusive (back one is great for storing gloves when barehanded), cuff opens up big enough to go over any boot but can also zip down tight ... About all I can say on the negative side is that you will irrevocably mark yourself as a member of the rando tribe the first time you show up to aprés at the bar wearing these pants. Make sure you're wearing your SkimoCo hat to seal the deal.

This may be the best pant in the Skimo Co selection. If you're not a reader, that first line is all you need to know. If you're bored, read on...

I initially bought this pant as a warmer, tighter fitting pant for Tuesday night races and days when I would be moving fast with the Skimo Co crew. They have been excellent on all but the absolute warmest days of skiing (May to mid-June in Utah). On cold days the design blocks wind well on the front but stays well ventilated and never seems to build up with sweat. After 2 seasons of use, the original DWR treatment is still going strong and they show very little sign of wear. I have not at all experienced the pilling that another reviewer commented on.

They are without question the most comfortable pants I own, skiing or otherwise. The versatility of the design has encouraged me to use them in several other aspects. I've worn them on long mountain runs in the late fall. Taken them backpacking in colder fall and spring weather. Most recently, I've put them to use as my preferred soft-shell pant for alpine climbing. After many pitches scraping up a granite corner system, they still look great (minus a couple crampon punctures from poor technique on the ice and mixed climbing prior to the corner.)

The Century Pant has absolutely earned it's place in my stable and I'm sure I'll always own a pair from now on.

The front fabric seems to be a nice wind stopper, and the rear is thin and breathable. I've taken off one star simply because the fabric pills easily.

I'm 5'9" 135 pounds and these fit quite well in a size medium, Slightly baggy for ski mountaineering definitely not a skin tight race fit.

What size would you recommend for 33/34 waist, 33/34 inseam (I am 6'4" 190lbs)? What is the inseam length on the L and XL? Thanks!

These are my favorite touring pants. I've had many others, mainly from Dynafit. I like this material best. They're certainly Euro style so if you're a fat and baggy American who wouldn't be caught dead wearing Lycra shorts while cycling then you should look elsewhere. On the other hand, most of those blokes aren't shopping here.

The cuff material is stretchy and easily fits over boot cuffs and stays put. No need for add-on stirrups, IMO. The zippers at the cuffs tidy things up nicely for MTB approaches and keep the material out of my chain rings. Bonus.

The only drawback is that they don't have a belt. I'm not a fan of drawstrings and have always added a Fast-tex-buckled belt to all of my pants. It's an easy task for any seamstress. One other complaint is that the slash pockets on are a bit shallow but the zip closure takes care of that.

Far and away the best pants I've bought so far. I got these for some longer races (i.e. Grand Traverse) as well as longer/faster tours in the winter and spring ski mountaineering season. I'd say they are more of a super light, very stretchy softshell material that's just a bit fuzzy on the inside than spandex. They've worked great so far and while they do have a zippered cuff that easily stretches over my TLT5s, I'm going to cut/sew some cut-outs so my buckles fit through the pants. Reinforced areas are well placed and durability so far has been perfect. I'd say the fit is pretty on point (I'm 5'10" and 147lbs and went with a Medium). My thighs are a bit more snug than other parts but with the crazy stretch, it still works out well. With a warm baselayer and minimal stopping, I've found them to be fine in below 0 windchill. Impressed!

I am looking for a light and fast touring pant and these seem like they could be the way to go. I was wondering if you had any thoughts on the century pant vs the millet touring pant or other similar options?

I'm 6'6" and 200lbs (tall and skinny) my waist is nearly always a size large/34" with 36" inseam in most pants. I see on the size chart that I am an XL but want to know if you think this pant will be too baggy in the waist and bum or if it fits quite tight as I am nearly always too baggy in the waist in an XL pant. Also I don't see a length on the size chart, is this pant longer than comparable models of la sportiva/dynafit?

Thanks

These are awesome. Super comfortable. I've been wearing them skiing and around the house non-stop. A little heavy for harder training days here on the coast (where it is warm) but comfortable for training and skiing in the mountains. The zipper cuff fits over my race boots and TLT6s and the reinforced knees and crampon patches are a nice touch. I wish they had a cargo pocket for my beacon but that is my only complain. Fit true to size. Well worth the $.

These pants look like they're really long. Are they long enough that they would cover the gap in a pair of Aliens, and stay down? I'd love to find a pant that has stirrups like a skin suit because I have the size 30 aliens, and the gaiter is made only in one size, so I can barely get them on the boot. I don't see any pants like what I'm looking for, but maybe these would work without stirrups?

I am looking for a race pant (non-tights) that would work for longer races (Power of Four/Grand Traverse). How about the Century? I am 6', 170 lbs., 32 waist, 33+inseam. What size?