Inferno Mid Layer Pant by Klim

Inferno Mid Layer Pant by Klim

The Inferno Mid-Layer Pant from KLIM is easily the most comfortable powersports-specific mid-layer pant. New for 2018 are features designed to allow the Inferno Pant to be even more comfortable under your favorite KLIM bibs or riding pants and on top of your favorite base layer. Sleek elastic waist fit, integrated belt loops and simple heat-embossed logo on the back pocket create zero restriction for all-day comfort and warmth.

- COMFORT PATTERNING DESIGN
- MOISTURE WICKING
- MAXIMUM BREATHABILITY
- COMFORTABLE STRETCH FABRIC
- 380 GRAM, LOW BULK, ANTI-PILING FLEECE
- FLAT LOCK STITCHING FOR INCREASED COMFORT
- 3 EXTERNAL POCKETS (2 HAND, 1 BACK)
- YKK® ZIPPER
- MICRO-INJECT LOGO
- ELASTIC COMFORT-WAIST FIT
- INTEGRATED BELT LOOPS
- BONDED LOGO ON BACK POCKET

Customer Feedback

Works as a Mid-layer or Casual Wear
"The Klim Inferno pant is multi-functional. It can work as a mid-layer for really cold riding, such as when I crossed the Swiss Alps in early Spring while on my round-the-world trip. And while camping, it works as a nice off-bike pant for keeping out the evening chill and still having some style!"
By JamminGlobal
from Africa

Klim Badlands Pro Jacket, Inferno Jacket/Pants, and Agressor Brief/Shorts
“My friend, Brian and I, just completed a 7 day, 2700 mile ride from Castro Valley, CA to Lorteo, Baja and back. The temperature ranged from 23 to 86 degrees. I was wearing for the first time, my new Klim Badlands Jacket, Inferno Liner Jacket (over a light sweater – no heated clothes) and Inferno Liner pants, under my riding pants. Amazingly, at 4:00am, on I-5, at 80mph, with the temperature dropping to 23 degrees, I was not cold. As we dropped over the Grapevine, the temperature warmed and ultimately got as high as 86 degrees in parts of Mexico. As I dropped layers and opened the vents, the temperature control worked very well. The form fitting of both the jacket and the Inferno liner make a very comfortable combination, whether worn together or separately (the Inferno jacket makes a great casual light weight jacket on its own). I was also, wearing the Klim Aggressor Briefs which were very comfortable in all temperatures; I am going to get several more pair.”
By Jim B
from Dublin, CA