Review of Helly Hansen Women's Warm Pant

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So far, these warm pants are just thatwarm. I was skeptical about the wool not being itchy, but they are not itchy at all.

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I purchased these as a base layer for a week-long ski trip to Snowshoe Resort, WV. They did a good job of keeping me warm, but they developed a small (1.5 cm) tear along a front seam after wearing only one time! They fit fine, so I am not sure why they tore there. They were my favorite pant base layer, so I washed them daily, and air-dried them. They were dry every morning, and the hole didn't get any bigger the rest of the trip. I would give them 5 stars, but I was disappointed the hole developed so quickly.

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Pricey but worth it when you are out in the cold. I'd buy em again!

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I like this product and gave it four stars because the fit is good but not perfect. A bit baggy in crotch. Still feels comfortable, warm and slim fit for under ski clothes.

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At the end of the day, these "pants" have kept my legs from freezing off when out with the dog in the snowy Canadian winter so I give them a thumbs up. Initially, I had wanted snow pants but didn't want to wear something so bulky (plus, even the cheapest pair of snow pants were $200). Someone recommend the HH base layer at the local sporting store Amazon had it for $25 cheaper so, of course, I ordered a pair (after trying on in the store). My first impression is that these are the long johns people used to wear in the '80s but I guess because they're made of Merino wool, they're in a different stratosphere. They are only slightly itchy (which you get used to quickly) and they have seams down the front that give it some nice detailing (or maybe it's functional?) I'm anywhere from a size 2 to 6 and they fit nicely. Have worn at least a dozen times and they have not stretched out or become misshapen. They are high -cut though, which is the one thing I'm not used to but I guess it doesn't make sense to have low-rise long johns. Final verdict: they're expensive for what they are but still cheaper than snow pants...