Inferno Mid Layer Pant by Klim

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Inferno Mid Layer Pant by Klim

Moisture-wicking and thermal properties allow the Inferno Pant to function equally well as a base-layer or mid-layer fleece. Highly breathable fabric enables the pant to assist GORE-TEX® shells in transmitting moisture away from the body. Durable flat-lock stitching and an abrasion-resistant finish combine to create a thermal pant with dependable performance.

Technical Details:

• Polyester fleece/spandex/thermal guard construction
• Comfort patterning design
• Moisture wicking
• Maximum breathability
• Comfortable stretch fabric
• 380 gram, low bulk, anti-piling fleece
• Flat lock stitching for increased comfort
• 4 external pockets (2 hand, 1 back, 1 cargo)
• Side waist adjustment
• YKK® zipper
• Micro-inject logo

Customer Feedback

Works as a Mid-layer or Casual Wear
"The Klim Inferno pant is multifunctional. 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
11/07/2011

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
1/09/2012