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Rossignol Skpr 3 Layer Bib Pants - Men's
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About this product
The Rossignol Skpr 3 Layer Bib Pants are a waterproof-breathable shell designed for backcountry skiing, downhill skiing, and snowboarding. Built from a 3-layer polyester construction, they carry a 20,000mm waterproof rating and a 20,000g/m2/24h breathability rating, with fully taped seams and a durable water repellent finish to keep moisture out in demanding conditions. The relaxed fit and stretch construction support a natural range of motion whether skinning uphill or charging off-piste. Ventilation comes via three-quarter-length leg zips, useful for regulating temperature on long ascents. Pockets include one external chest zip pocket, one internal pocket, and two front zip pockets. Internal gaiters integrate with ski boots to block snow ingress, and adjustable suspenders keep the bib securely in place. Weatherproof zippers add further protection at key openings. The pants pack into their own pocket for compact storage and are made in Vietnam. Available in Black, starting at size X-Small.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Rossignol
- Material
- Polyester
- Color
- Black
- Size
- X-Small
- Type
- Waterproof-breathable
- Made In
- Viet Nam
- Pockets
- 1 external chest zippered 1 internal 2 front zippered
- Venting
- ¾-length leg zips
- Style Id
- 6042-384
- Ideal For
- Backcountry skiing Downhill skiing Snowboarding
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Rossignol SKPR 3L Bib Pants for their strong weather protection, with the SympaTex membrane keeping wearers dry even on deep storm days without feeling clammy. The inner and outer thigh vent combo earns particular appreciation for efficiently dumping heat during high-output skinning. The reinforced knees, integrated gaiters, high-back coverage, and removable adjustable suspenders are noted as practical, well-executed details. The most common criticism is the generous, relaxed cut, which some find better suited to inbounds or short tours than long, efficiency-focused alpine days. Reviewers also flag a limited pocket layout, noting the absence of a dedicated beacon pocket makes the kit feel less fully optimized for serious backcountry use than its price suggests.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 5/5
- Breathability
- 2/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
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