NRS Freefall Dry Pant - Mens

Designed for versatility and functionality

Overview

Anglers and paddlers looking for adaptable dry gear love the NRS Freefall Dry Pant.

Completely dry to the waist when worn alone, you can also pair the Freefall with a double-tunnel drytop or semi-dry paddling jacket for versatile protection when boating or fishing in cold water.

Weight: 725 grams

Features

Key Features

• EclipseLT™ fabric for dependable dryness, breathability and durability.

• Fully taped fabric dry socks with adjustable hook-and-loop overcuff.

• Designed for comfort, whether standing or sitting, the lengthened, gusseted crotch allows for more freedom of movement.

• Regular fit lets you layer underneath without feeling bulky or baggy.

• 8" nylon tunnel and 3" neoprene hook-and-loop closure waist mates with a drytop for full immersion protection.

• High-wear areas are reinforced with an additional layer of EclipseLT fabric.

• Features one splash-proof thigh pocket.

Technical Specs

• Weight: 725 grams
• Material: EclipseLT™
• Waterproof: Yes
• Breathable: Yes
• Waist System: Nylon tunnel and neoprene waist with double-pull hook-and-loop closure
• Ankle Closures: Adjustable hook-and-loop
• Pockets: 1 Thigh
• Latex Ankle Gaskets: No
• Socks: EclipseLT™

Sizing

Measurements in cm

Relaxed Fit: Loose fitting garment that has ample room for mobility or layering underneath.

Measurement Tips

How to measure

1. Chest/Bust: With arms down at your sides, measure around the largest part of the chest, generally across the nipples

2. Waist: Measure around natural waistline, allowing tape measure to sit comfortably

3. Hips: With feet together, measure around the widest part of the hips, across the fullest point of the buttocks

4. Head: Measure above brow, around the fullest part of the head

Measurement Tips

• It’s best to have a friend or family member do the measuring.
• Use a cloth measuring tape. If you don’t have one, use a cord (or an NRS strap!) and transfer that to a tape measure.
• Measure in your street clothes; we size technical outerwear pieces like drysuits and dry tops to include room for layering underneath.
• Stand up straight and relax.

Suggestions on sizing when your measurements cross into different size categories:

• With wetsuits, your weight is the best “tiebreaker” when measurements cross sizes. Remember, wetsuits need to fit snugly to be efficient at excluding water and holding in warmth
• In looser fitting garments like drysuits, splash jackets, etc, look first at the height, then at the weight for a tiebreaker
• Sometimes the best solution is to purchase both sizes and keep the one with the best fit. Our Hassle-Free Returns process is easy and free