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Farmer John probably wasn't the most stylish guy at the hoedown, but we bet he never left early because he was cold, either. Whether you're ice climbing, storm skiing, or cuttin' a rug, our version of this classic insulating layer provides the perfect combo of warm fleece where you're most exposed to the elements and breathable light fleece where your body needs to let heat escape. The one-piece design also eliminates the overlap of multiple bulky layers, and keeps wind and snow out of your plumber's crack. We added Napoleon pockets for storing essentials and a rainbow zip to dump heat.

Avg. Weight (oz./g): 16.9 / 478 L

Features

Radiant Hybrid™ construction
Radiant Fleece™ torso and upper legs for maximum warmth
Breathable Radiant LT Fleece™ at side, body, inseam and lower leg for maximum breathability
Polygiene® active odor control
Flatlock stitching
Double-separating center front zipper
Half moon back zipper allows drop seat
Two zippered stretch mesh Napoleon pockets
Gusseted crotch Fabric- Radiant Fleece™- 95% polyester, 5% spandex smooth face // Radiant LT Fleece™- 95% polyester, 5% spandex brushed back

Technology

Polygiene® Active odor control technology made from silver salt (low concentrations of recycled silver) inhibits the growth of odor-causing bacteria, fungus, and mildew, for long lasting, fresh-all-day odor protection.
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Radiant Fleece™ Warm, moisture-wicking thermal jersey fleece with high-loft pile.
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Radiant Hybrid™ A combination of Radiant Fleece™ and Radiant Light™ for maximum warmth where body heat is generate least and breathability where it is needed most.
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Radiant Light™ Low-loft grid fleece with maximum breathability and light, soft-pile insulation.
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10/25/2011

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5.0

Fit rating 6'4" 225 lbs

By Mwave #61

from Portland Oregon

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Pros

Comfortable
Lightweight
Warm
Zips front and rear

Cons

Length

Best Uses

Cold Weather

I am 6'4" 225 lbs. I purchased an XL and it fits great overall. lots of motion with no sleeves. Front and rear full zippers for restroom brakes. Good quality. Only wish is just a bit more torso length. Slightly tight fit in the underpants when I stand up really straight. I am very long, so this is standard, being very tall. Overall I definitely recommend.

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I sweat A LOT, no matter how cold. I'm looking for something to wick and keep me dry and warm but not too warm. Will this dry out even after absorbing from the sweatier users? I realize this is a vague question, so I'll say that I find that under armor cold gear absorbs great but then stays soaked and keeps me cold. How would you say this product compares to something like this?

FYI - planning on using this under your radiant pullover & alibi jacket for Presi Traverse, Ranier, Shasta, etc for context.
Asked on 4/22/2012 by Beginner Mountaineer from Stamford, CT
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  The great feature of fleece is it still insulates even when wet. This product will wick, but will need some airflow to to dry. I am not familiar with the Under Armor cold, so I cannot compare. If you are using the Pullover and Alibi with the suit, this set up should breathe fairly well, to dry the inner layers.
  Answered on 4/24/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
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What exactly is Radiant Hybrid fleec? Is it warmer than the old power stretch?
Asked on 2/3/2012 by Anonymous
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  Radiant Hybrid Fleece is a combination of Radiant Fleece ( a warm, moisture wicking thermal jersey fleece) and Radiant Light (low-loft grid fleece with maximum breathablility and light, soft-pile insulation) for maximum warmth where body heat is generated least and breathability where it is needed most.
  Answered on 2/23/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
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Hi,

Im 6' 200 lbs pretty big throughout my body. Should i get a size large or medium. Waist is 34 - 36"

Thanks
Asked on 1/15/2012 by Anonymous from Ottawa, Ontario Canada
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  Go Large
  Answered on 1/25/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
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I m 6'2 and weigh 170lbs. pretty lean
. would i wear a medium or a large?

thx!
Asked on 1/7/2012 by neilism from ny ny
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  I would suggest a size large for the length, I am 6' 2" myself and use the XL, but a Large would work. I think a medium would be much too short.
  Answered on 1/26/2012 by OR Customer Service from Seattle, WA
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I second the No. 1 question. The zipper in this image doesn't appear to go low enough to really allow you to use gravity to your advantage. I have the old Saturn Suit with the through-the-crotch zip and that worked marvelously on Denali. How is it dealing with stretchy fabric when it's sub zero and I have gloves on. Please provide more information. Thanks! The design overall, though, is awesome. So great to keep the wind at bay on the backside in spindrift and high winds!
Asked on 12/13/2011 by Jeremy from Bellingham, WA
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  The front double zipper goes down all the way to the crotch seam and the rear horseshoe style drop seat has a double sliding zipper as well. The zippers slide very well so the fabric stretch is not really an issue.
  Answered on 12/20/2011 by OR Customer Sevice from Seattle, Wa
Q:
Uh, so how does a guy, uh, answer the call of nature here? And I'm referring to number 1, not 2.
Asked on 10/13/2011 by Zag Mike from Seattle
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  The front zipper is double sliding so you can un-zip from the bottom when nature calls.
  Answered on 10/25/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
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Is this stretchy, I am in between a medium and a large and am trying to determine if I should get a large and have it loose or medium and have it snug. Thank you
Asked on 9/22/2011 by DrTinGrin from Brewer ME
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  I would recommend going a size down as this is meant to be the very base layer when you are out on the mountain or in cold weather. Below are the waist measurements for each size to give you an idea of which may fit better for you.
  
  M = 31-35" (relaxed to stretched)
  L = 34-38" (relaxed to stretched)
  Answered on 9/23/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA

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