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Scree Pant

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$125
Marmot’s pants run $75$250

About Marmot’s pants: Marmot builds mountain-sport pants — softshell, hiking, and shell styles rather than casual trousers — and the Scree softshell has been the line's workhorse for years, sold in men's and women's versions.

Is the price honest?

At $125 list the Scree sits in the premium tier, and the durability and all-season versatility reports back that price up. That said, retailers discount it deeply and often, so paying full list is rarely necessary.

Our take

The Scree Pant is Marmot's long-running softshell mountain pant, built from the brand's stretchy M3 double-weave nylon with a water-repellent finish, articulated knees, and an elasticized waist with belt loops. Owners consistently praise its stretch, wind resistance, and toughness — one reviewer reported it surviving direct pokes from steel crampon points. It is water-resistant rather than waterproof, so it will not replace a rain shell, and in cold, windy conditions its high breathability can work against warmth; recent versions also dropped the rear pocket.

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The details

Material
A midweight, abrasion-resistant nylon double weave — Marmot's M3 softshell, listed at 90% nylon, 10% elastane, 213 g/sqm — with a water-repellent finish.
Fit
Medium rise with an elasticized belt-loop waist and articulated knees; the leg is roomy enough to layer over a baselayer without being baggy. Some owners report sizing runs slightly small, so going up a size is reasonable if between sizes.
Quality
Durability reports are consistently strong: the double-weave fabric holds up to off-trail scrambling and scree, and one reviewer noted it survived a few good pokes from steel crampon points without damage.
Best for
Hikers, scramblers, and cool-season climbers who want one stretchy, wind-resistant mountain pant rather than a fully waterproof shell.
Care
Machine wash cold and hang dry, and re-treat the water-repellent finish occasionally to keep light rain beading off.

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