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Mammut Taiss Pro So Pant - Women's

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Mammut's Taiss Pro SO Pant for women takes on days that begin on a skin track, crest a rugged ridge, and end in a long descent where conditions shift. The brushed double-woven softshell feels warmer and softer than a standard shell, blocking wind while managing moisture through sustained effort. Articulated knee panels and integrated snow gaiters with attachment hooks seal out the cold at the hem, while the Cordura reinforced hem shrugs off edge and crampon scuff.

On the body it moves with you rather than cling, with a fit that sits close yet stays comfortable through technical moves. Side vents open quickly to release heat on hard climbs, and climbing harness-compatible pockets keep essentials within reach when roped up. Removable suspenders add support and harness compatibility, so layers stay in place from ascent to descent.

Mammut has long fused alpine grit with practical design, and the Taiss Pro SO Pant embodies that ethos. Bluesign approved materials signal responsible construction, while the durable details—Cordura hem, integrated gaiters, and harness-ready pockets—translate to real world reliability from first light to after the last run.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Brushed double-woven softshell fabric for wind protection and moisture management
  • Articulated knee panels for full range of motion
  • Integrated snow gaiters with attachment hooks
  • Cordura reinforced hem for edge and crampon resistance
  • Removable suspenders for support and harness compatibility
  • Climbing harness-compatible pockets
  • Side vents for rapid heat release on climbs
  • Bluesign approved materials
  • Technical softshell pant designed for ski touring and mountaineering

Recommended Care

  • Close all zippers and fastenings before washing
  • Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent
  • Avoid fabric softeners and bleach as they can affect water repellency and fabric performance
  • Do not use high heat; tumble dry on low or lay flat to dry
  • Do not iron; if needed, use a cool steamer to release wrinkles
  • Return garment to shape after drying and store in a cool, dry place

Fit Notes

  • Brushed double-woven softshell fabric blocks wind and manages moisture for sustained effort in varied alpine conditions.
  • Articulated knee panels provide full range of motion on technical terrain.
  • Integrated snow gaiters with attachment hooks seal out cold at the hem, while Cordura reinforced hem protects edges.
  • Climbing harness compatible pockets keep essentials accessible when roped up.
Mammut Mammut Taiss Pro So Pant - Women's

Styling Tips

  • Layer it with a jacket to keep the wind-blocking, moisture-managing softshell performance at the center while the articulated knees stay fully mobile.
  • Finish with a pair of boots to complete the ski touring setup on varied terrain.
  • Layer with knitwear for a breathable mid-layer that complements the brushed double-woven fabric.

About Mammut

Since 1862, Mammut has evolved from a Swiss rope maker into a leading global outdoor brand. Today, Mammut specializes in high-performance outdoor gear across clothing, footwear, and equipment for climbing, mountaineering, hiking, and snow sports. The line includes technical jackets, shells, insulated layers, backpacks, sleeping bags, avalanche gear, climbing ropes, harnesses, and protective footwear, all engineered for extreme conditions and everyday adventures alike. Born in Dintikon, Switzerland, the company started with rope production and later expanded to apparel and hard goods, including the iconic Eiger Extreme line. For shoppers seeking durable, technically capable pieces with alpine heritage, Mammut delivers reliability, innovation, and a long-standing mountain-first ethos.