Rho LT保暖裤 男装

Always been a fan of the Rho LT products. Wear one or the other (shirt, hoody, bottom) almost every day in the cool/cold season. Running, MTB, under road tights, every day wear under jeans. Warm, but not too much so. Not bulky. Soft to the skin. Nuff said.

I bought this about a month ago and I’m glad that I did. It’s warm and so comfortable. I really love the RHO line, it is great as a base-layer or for any activity.

J’ai acheté le Rho LT il y a deux ans et il est rapidement devenu mon haut de couche de base préféré. Évacue bien l’humidité et garde au chaud. Utiliser durant des activités moyen à élever. Confortable sur la peau et toujours en bonne condition suite a une utilisation abusive. Je le recommande sans hésiter !

Soft and comfortable; I love all Rho products. Only complaint is I believe I'm a large when I ordered XL. Size down or look at waste size recmondations. In 36x 34 ordered XL should of been large. Also side pocket good for keys but that's it, too small. Won't fit phone.

I recently purchased the Arc'teryx Rho LT Pants as a base layer for skiing and backcountry touring. I was in the market for something very warm to wear beneath my non-insulated hardshell pants, but also breathable enough for ascending in the backcountry. These pants exceeded my expectations and have proven to be extremely comfortable. One of the things that I love most about these pants is their breathability. Even on the toughest ascents, they do a great job of regulating my temperature and keeping me comfortable. The material is also very stretchy, which allows for a full range of motion when skiing or climbing. Overall, I am extremely happy with my purchase of the Arc'teryx Rho LT Pants. They have proven to be a reliable and comfortable base layer for all of my outdoor activities. If you're in the market for a new pair of base layer pants, I would highly recommend giving these a try.

Newly updated model has very poor fit and design comparing to prior models that had such a great feet. New model has very high waist line that has a thicker band that is very uncomfortable positioned so high above the waistline. The overall length in size M, is 2.5" longer comparing to prior model that creates multiple wrinkles and would result in hot spots in the ski boots. I am 6'1" and I only see this product fit properly for someone who is way taller that I am, to compensate for 2.5" in wrinkles. Very disappointed. Arcteryx stop changing sizes. I used your products for 20 year and this one is the biggest disappointment.

Newly updated model has very poor fit and design comparing to prior models that had such a great feet. New model has very high waist line that has a thicker band that is very uncomfortable positioned so high above the waistline. The overall length in size M, is 2.5" longer comparing to prior model that creates multiple wrinkles and would result in hot spots in the ski boots. I am 6'1" and I only see this product fit properly for someone who is way taller that I am, to compensate for 2.5" in wrinkles. Very disappointed. Arcteryx stop changing sizes. I used your products for 20 year and this one is the biggest disappointment.

Had these for about a month now and couldn’t be happier. I travel full time and tend to stay in warmer climes so I haven’t used them as a base layer per se, but rather wear them as a stand alone layer late nites/early mornings hanging around camp or out on strolls. They are comfortable, stretchy, move well with you, wick very well, not overly hot, and have a good leg length. Thus far they appear to be very durable and are on par with the quality of other Arc’teryx products I own. The waistband is very comfortable and holds the garment around my waist with no slippage. As other have commented, the pocket is somewhat a novelty but I do use it to hold card/cash/key when need be. I’m 6’, 190lbs and wear a medium. Heartily recommended.

I run in most weather, hot or cold. Over the Christmas break the forecast was predicting -35ºC in Calgary before considering windchill. With no solution in my closet I asked around… one of the retail staff in the Arc’teryx store recommended both the Rho LT and the Rho AR. I bought them both… This review is for the Rho LT Bottoms. I’m a big guy. 230 lbs, 5’ 11”, 32” inseam. Athletic build. The Rho LT bottoms fit great, expand nicely over the legs and glutes. Movement is easy - nothing feels restrictive. I’ve been wearing the Rho LT’s since mid December on cold runs: runs from -10ºC to -20ºC. Any colder than -20 and I switch to the Rho AR bottoms. In all cases, the Rho LT has performed above expectation as a base layer. I bought the Rho LT in Large and wear a thin track pant over top or a pair of XL Trino tights. In all cases the Rho LT are comfortable and easy to move in. The only concern I had when buying both the LT & AR bottoms… there’s no draw string in the waist, however the waistband has performed perfectly and the pants stay up - they stay where they’re put. I’ve been on quite a few long runs, including 22km… the LT bottoms have performed perfectly. Great investment. Zero regrets. Highly recommend.

Been wearing as both a base and mid layer for urban winter insulation. Does the job great for an LT, would upgrade the the AR if they were in stock. Pocket seems strange, assuming it is for keys while using these as an outer layer but even that does not seem ideal. It isnt bulky so by no means a dealbreaker and im sure someone would get some value out of it. Typically a 28-29/XS-S and got an S so i would go up one if you are between sizes

Beautifully manufactured, great fit, check pocket size before purchase, seems small.

If you're looking for the perfect base layer for your high output cold weather activities, this is it. I have two pairs and alternate as I wear them so frequently. Great build quality and design. Enjoy!

Rho-LT from last season were great but was only able to get 1 pair. Tried this new season style and they are bad. The fit, fabric, and design has changed significantly. The waist band is now thick and gathers creating friction between your skin and an outer layer which equals discomfort. Fabric is thicker and does not conform as well to body shape. Would definitely NOT recommend these as a base layer.

I’m using these as a base layer under a drysuit for packrafting in the North. I’ve tried a few different brands over the years and nothing comes close to the warmth I’ve felt with these on, after a few epic but miserable whitewater swims.

I was looking for an alternative to wool for more aerobic activities and the Rho LT seems to fit the bill. I am tall with long legs but the stretchy fabric accommodates them nicely. The seams can be felt on the inside which can be a little uncomfortable at times but not enough to be a real issue. I have used them as a baselayer but I find that they shine better on their own, especially for running in the mid 20's (F).

I love these tights! They are so comfy. I have never been a tight person and these are the first tight I have ever bought. Loved them so much after the first wearing I bought another. These go with me on every camping trip but now with working from home more often they get worn frequently around the house. I am a tall woman and wear the Arcteryx mens sizes so they fit the way I like. My husband and I wear the same size. He also was never a tight person but during a cold period I suggested he try them. He loved them so much, that punk said they were his now and he literally took a rub-a-dub fabric and wrote his initials on the tag :-). So I did the same in mine and ordered another so I would have two. Our only wish is that they would come in a gray or shark color versus or in addition to the black. The black shows lint & pet hair. We normally never wear anything black but had no choice with these.

As a base layer fanatic, I have to say that I have final found the set to end all others. In cold-ish conditions these things (I have the top as well) are the best. Handles a range of temperature with ease, fits great. The thing is, these are so unimaginably comfortable that I can't find a good reason to take them off. I think going into the future whenever I get into that 'give Arcteryx a couple hundred bucks' mood I will just buy another pair, and another pair, and another pair, the end goal being spending the rest of my life wearing these everyday whenever the weather is below 60° F

The RHO LT Bottom is the perfect base layer for the Fall and Winter. Snug, warm, soft and stretchy material cut to move with your body. And even though nobody will see them, they look cool, like scuba pants. I wear them underneath my Gamma LT Pants (Large) and I've been toasty warm down to -10C so far. I'm 6'1 and a bit, around 200 lbs with a 37" waist and the Large is a perfect fit.

This is a great product. The only problem I have is they attract lint like crazy. Within minutes of putting them on the first time there was hair and lint all over them (I do live with a dog). I still wear them for runs or bike rides and they're great. It's just when I wear them around the house I always feel anxious due to the magnetic forces these pants have that attract anything and everything to them. Also I got a small. I am 6 ft and around 165/170 lbs. I was nervous to purchase the small because I haven't been a small in anything in a very long time. The sizing chart showed I needed a small, so I got them and they actually do fit perfectly.

Perfect fit for me! Material feels great on the skin, stretchy and comfortable, looks durable but will see in a year or so but I do believe they're durable from the look of them, I wear them for when it's cold in the mountain and ski. I don't feel wet in them when sweating.This doesn't disappoint me so far!

These pants/tights are more like modern long underwear, very comfortable and warm for my uses. Haven’t owned for long, but have put to good work, working out from home with the doors open, light hiking, and more so bike riding. Excellent under layer for biking, could be worn alone if you prefer. Haven’t worn below pants yet but should be excellent under hiking pants on a chilly day.

I haven't had these pants for long, but I have been a long time fan of my Arc'Teryx jackets. So I can't say too much about the pants yet, but I am disappointed that I didn't see any information on the Arc'Teryx site where I bought these about a biocidal treatment of these pants. I have very sensitive skin, and regardless of one's views on chemicals/organics/bio-accumulation, clear and honest product information is something I think Arc'Teryx supports. I'm willing to chalk it up to an oversight on their part considering there's probably no scientific evidence of human harm caused by treating clothes with a reaction mass of titanium dioxide & silver chloride, yet. At the same time I like for my stinky clothes to tell me when they need a wash.

I love these pants. I could sleep and live in them for eternity. In terms of use, they are neither too thick for backcountry use (maybe a really steep ascent requires the thigh zippers to open on my bibs), nor are they too think for resort skiing. They fit well under the Trino tights on very cold running or nordic ski days. The fabric's material is stretchy, soft, and compliant to a degree that it becomes a second skin. They are very easy to put on and take off. I do wish that these came in a boot cut so that they wouldn't need to be rolled up when used with a ski boot. I find the layering of these with ski socks too thick for touring. Some minor pilling has occurring after a season of full use, but this is merely cosmetic.

I use these for when I’m out hiking but worrying less about speed and distance, and focusing more on exploration and unwinding. They are very warm and comfortable. A pair of xfunctional sv’s on top and I’m good to go. I am between sizes and decided to go up because I have large legs, which was definitely the right decision for me, so they’re not ridiculously tight. Great quality and I hope to get a long life out of them. Nothing negative to say.

These are a great midlayer for 90% of the time in winter rockies conditions. They work great for ski touring, ice climbing, and mountaineering in a two piece layer system. I only found myself throwing a third piece into the system in extremely cold conditions. Most importantly these can be washed normally. No hanging to dry or anything special when you're using them all the time.

I needed a base layer for my insulated ski pants, this works great, skied yesterday in -10 at Alta and they were perfect.