- Are these pants warm enough for cold ski days?
- Yes. The synthetic insulation is aimed at cold resort days, and owners report staying warm on lifts. On mild spring days they can feel too warm.
- Do they come in short, tall or plus sizes?
- Yes. The Freedom comes in regular, short, tall and plus sizing, which is rare among snow pants. Check the size chart, since owners say fit varies between options.
- Are they waterproof?
- They use a DryVent waterproof, breathable shell with sealed seams. Owners report staying dry in wet snow, though they are not a heavy-duty rain shell.
- Can I wear them for hiking as well as skiing?
- They work for winter hiking, but the insulation and relaxed cut make them bulky for fast uphill effort. Uninsulated shell pants suit that better.
- What features do the pants have?
- They have insulation, a cargo pocket, hand pockets, thigh vents and a waterproof shell. They are built for skiing, snowboarding and winter wear.
- How do they compare with The North Face Freedom shell pants?
- The insulated version is warmer and heavier, better for cold resort days. The uninsulated shell is lighter and more breathable for spring skiing and touring.
- Where is the The North Face Women's Freedom Insulated Pants cheapest?
- At SkiEssentials, for $99.00, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the The North Face Women's Freedom Insulated Pants?
- Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 67 ratings.
- Where can I buy the The North Face Women's Freedom Insulated Pants?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Steepandcheap, Backcountry, Scheels, Zappos, SkiEssentials.
