US Military Extreme Cold Weather Trousers Gen III
- SKU
- US-FGU-ECWSTG3
- Material
- Primaloft
Description
Gen III Cold Weather Pants
These are the insulated trousers from the US Army's Gen III Extreme Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS), the layered cold weather kit issued to American troops. They fill in at the warmest end of that system, going on over base layers when you stop moving in freezing temperatures. Hunters, winter campers and anyone who works outside in deep cold use them as a warm outer layer or as insulation under a shell.
Features
- PrimaLoft Insulation — PrimaLoft is a synthetic insulation that traps warmth like down but keeps more of its warmth when it gets damp.
- Compressible Fill — The synthetic fill packs down small, so the trousers fit in a ruck or vehicle bag until the temperature drops.
- Elasticated Waistband — A fully elastic waist pulls on easily over other layers and holds without a belt.
- Front Fly Closure — A covered front fly gives you access without dropping the trousers in the cold.
- Articulated Knees — Shaped, seamed knee panels let your legs bend freely when kneeling, climbing or crouching.
- Elastic Ankle Cuffs — Gathered cuffs at the hem seal out drafts and sit neatly over or inside boots.
- Gray Colorway — The flat gray shell matches the rest of the Gen III ECWCS insulation layers.
- Layering-System Design — Cut roomy to go over base and mid layers, in line with the ECWCS approach of adding or removing pieces as conditions change.
US Army ECWCS Issue
This is genuine US Army issue, made to the military's specification for the Gen III ECWCS rather than a commercial copy of it. The pattern pairs a lightweight shell with PrimaLoft fill and keeps the details simple: elastic at the waist and ankles, articulated knees and a front fly. If you are building a full ECWCS set, or just want military-spec cold weather insulation for the field, these are the trousers that went with it.
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I used these goggles on a recent trip to the Sahara and they were a game changer. The lenses were super clear and protected my eyes from all the sand. Only thing is, it took me a bit to figure out how to adjust the strap properly.I used these trousers while snowmobiling through a blizzard and the water resistance kept me dry the whole ride, the big pockets held my phone and snack bars secure. They are heavy but that's good for extra warmth. Overall they are tough and do what its supposed to.
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Unbeatable warmth for the price.You can tell these are built for serious use by the quality of the stitching and the heavy-duty zippers. They are the best outer layer I have ever owned for winter work, and they are proudly made in the USA.
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IS THIS REAL?WHAT A GREAT DEAL THANKS KEEPSHOOTING!!!!!!! WINTER MUST HAVE!!!!!!
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Nice over pantsThese are what I was looking for, however the large was just too big. I am 5'8" 160lbs and wear a 32wx30L pants. Even when I tightened with the sides adjustment, they were still very big at the waist. Yes they are to be worn over many layers and I took that into account. A medium would have been better on me. Length was Ok, bottom of the pants settled on top of my shoes when I held them at my waist.
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High quality at an affordable price.Like comforter, I got these on sale and thought they were a great deal - now they are even cheaper (oh well!). At least I got a pair and they are very warm, well made (should last a long time) and fit over pants (as they were designed to) well. The large should work for anyone with 33-36 waist and 32-34 inseam. Great for hunting, shoveling snow, sledding, whatever your cold outdoor activity is. They would even be great for those that wear dress clothes for work and wait at train stations or bus stops...think "Sheldon's bus pants" (but for winter) :)