The Taiss Guide softshell pants offer our collection’s most rugged weather protection. Developed for mountaineering and ski touring. The rugged 3-layer membrane fabric is completely windproof and, thanks to its PFC-free waterproofing, offers dependable protection even in the harshest conditions....
5/6Mountaineering
5/6Ski Touring
Elastic, robust and water-repellent softshell material with membrane
Waistband adjustment for a perfect fit - can be adjusted from the outside
2 slit pockets with zipper
Pre-shaped knee section
Mesh-lined side ventilation with zipper
Integrated snow gaiters with attachment hooks and adjustment system
Edge and crampon protection made from durable Cordura® material
Adjustable leg hem with zipper, gusset, and hook and loop fastener
Mountaineering
1021-00971
CutRegular Fit
Main material (Denier)70Dx70D
Weight510 g
Main Material - Backing100% Polyester
Insert83% Polyamide, 10% Polyester, 7% Spandex
Lining83% Polyamide, 17% Spandex
Lining 2100% Polyester (recycled)
Lining 3100% Polyamide
Main material88% Polyamide, 12% Spandex
Do not bleach
Do not dry clean or use solvents to remove stains
Max. ironing temperature (110° C) Take care when steam ironing
Gentle iron the garment (warm, without steam) with cloth in between to reactivate the DWR treatment
"comodo e tecnico, con le cerniere laterali aperte anche se in stagione estiva non surriscalda tanto. qualita' costrtutiva top."
— tianlong w. (5/5)
Nice pants
"Nice"
— Ivan S. (5/5)
Definitely rugged and kept me
"Definitely rugged and kept me dry while climbing dripping wet ice in warmer temps. The fit is a little bit loose and get a weird shape when you tighten the velcro on the cuffs. This eaves a little too much material to catch a crampon on (in my opinion)."
— Rustin R. (4/5)
These are great pants for
"These are great pants for being up in the mountains in all kinds of conditions. I like the internal feel against the skin; there is no need for a base layer unless the temps drop below freezing. They seem very durable. One missing feature is traditional belt loops. There is a built-in velcro belt feature to tighten the pants. I found the pants button would pop open under stress if the internal velcro belt was tightened. Having a traditional belt on would prevent that from happening. It would also be great to have a suspender option for days when the snow is deep. The gaiters on these pants are burly and have a solid hook for your boots. One way Mamut could improve this design is by making them removable for different objectives. I would purchase another pair of these if the belt loops were added."
— Jesse M. (4/5)
They have some of the
"They have some of the best features for mountaineering and ice climbing. They have one drawback in my opinion and that is where the crotch sits it doesn’t allow as much flexibility as I would’ve preferred. By the DWR is amazing and the built in snow gators work amazing with La Sportiva cubes. I like the built in belt for wearing a harness with the thigh pocket very well thought out. I would try to measure the size and try them on before purchasing them but all around amazing pants."
— Nicholas H. (4/5)
well built touring pants
"so far so good! after bad luck with zipper blow outs on 2 pairs of Outdoor Research pants in a row i'm enjoying the more sturdy construction on these. I love the short cut, for once I own a pair of ski pants with the correct inseam. Good weight for not overheating uphilling while still burly enough to keep you warm."
— mike f. (5/5)
Wish I could give them 5 stars. . .
"I've had these for about two years and I've done a lot of rock climbing and hiking in them. They are 5 stars in almost every way. . . except durability, sadly. They're really coming apart in the knees now. Additionally, the thigh pocket zipper has broken. For the price, I would hope they'd last as long as some of my other comparable pieces.
My much smaller gripes are that there are only three pockets, and none of them are very deep, I can't really fit my phone in the thigh pocket (or either hip pocket). The adjustable waistband is great, but it would be better if there were a few belt loops too.
All in all, great pants if they fit your needs and won't get a ton of wear. . . otherwise, I recommend something else."
— Jonathan A. (3/5)
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— Chris L. (5/5)
Good Quality but way too Tight
"Bought the 34 Waist and it is a great fit at the waist but way to tight around the legs and groin. It limits flexibility to the point that I don't want to use it. Sad there are no returns."
— Brendan P. (1/5)
not the good shape
"After four ski tours, I know that they dont fit me. They are long enough, but they are too low on my waist. . . it's not comfy. It's annoying because on the technival level, they are amazing!
Unfortunately its too late to send them back."
