Outdoor Research Deviator Wind Leggings - Women's
Wind protection meets breathability on these Outdoor Research leggings. Cross-country skiing, winter hiking or trail running—wear them while pushing your pace.
- Hybrid mapped construction features windproof fabric at the front of the pants and ankles with a water-resistant coating that protects against the elements
- Melody knit fabric at the waist and backs of the legs provides stretch and superior breathability
- Thermoregulating ActiveTemp™ treatment regulates body temperature to keep you comfortable
- Wicking, quick drying and breathable
- Movement-mirroring stretch
- UPF 50+ sun protection
- High-rise waist
- Wide, contoured mesh-lined waistband with 0.5 in. interior elastic for enhanced support
- Articulated knees
- Pockets to secure essentials include a drop-in right thigh pocket and left thigh zip pocket
- Zippered ankle cuff closures
- Reflective logos and tape at zip cuffs
- 9.5 in. leg openings (with zipper closed) on size Medium
Imported.
View all Outdoor Research Women's Hiking Leggings| Best Use | Hiking Trail Running Cross-country Skiing |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Front leg/ankle: 20-denier 100% polyester knit with 3L polyurethane clear lamination; back leg: bluesign-approved 80% recycled polyester/20% spandex |
| Sun-Protective Fabric | Yes |
| UPF Rating | 50 |
| Moisture Wicking | Yes |
| Quick Drying | Yes |
| Pants Rise | High |
| Tights Length | Full Length |
| Inseam (in.) | 28 inches |
| Number of Pockets | 2 |
| Gender | Women's |
| Sustainability | Contains materials that meet the bluesign® criteria |
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Mixed bag on the fit, love everything else
Overall, these are comfortable pants that fit OK. Intended for winter hikes/Nordic adventures, I was looking for a replacement for my Swix of a similar design which have a tie waistband and constantly slip down over my lack of hips. I sized up to a Medium in the Deviator after reading reviews. As other reviews noted, it's quite snug. For reference, I'm 5'7" 135 pounds with approx 28" waist. The saving grace is the wide waistband panel. I have thin legs, and these fit fairly tight through the thigh and calf. Oddly, they are loose/baggy in the crotch. It's not super attractive. Maybe if I was curvier...? In general though, these are pretty comfortable. My Swix don't have pockets, so I am loving the deep slip pocket and zippered pocket on the thighs. Elm is a deep green color. The fleece on the back inside of the legs is soft and stretchy. Love the zippered ankles. I haven't taken them out yet, so we'll see.
Happy but…
Tight. I like them but should have bought one size larger. They are windbreaker material on front of pants. Stretchy a little lined on back half. So less stretchy overall. And it’s cold here where I run. I need an additional layer under. So probably needed one size larger.
Joggers, not leggings
These are joggers, not leggings. Not a style I like. The waistband had no give, really only appropriate for narrow hips. The result of the waistband design is that these fit loose, which would be fine for a walk or maybe hike, but not for a run (for me). I think the wind breaker aspect would be excellent, but these are going back. Bummer that REI makes you pay for online returns, forcing you into a store. Bad form.
Thin
Thinner than I thought. Need base layer for winter
Returning
Uncomfortable gussets at knees chafe.