Kokatat "Hydrus 3L" Dry Pants Hot

February 13, 2015

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Make & Model

Brand:

Kokatat

Model:

Hydrus 3L Pants

MSRP ($):

179.95

Hydrus 3L pants are composed of three layers each with a unique property to pull moisture from inside and bring it out. The pants are durable and come with a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Comfortable waterproof dry pants.

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Can't wait to wear them in the water

For the days when my drysuit is not needed, I decided to purchase a pair of drypants. I found the Kokata Hydrus 3L in size XXL onsale at Campmor so I quickly clicked purchase and then counted down the days until they arrived. They were delivered yesterday and I am pleased with my purchase and look forward to using them this season. I am 6'4, and just under 300 lbs with some tree trunk legs. Paired with a pair of fleece wading pants (from LLBean) they fit well and did not feel uncomfortable.