Pat Moore Pant

Using the same heavy-duty 15k/10k outer fabric as the Insulated Jacket, the Pat Moore Pant is a bit of perfectly versatile leg-wear that’ll see you through the whole winter, year after year.

As they’re a shell pant, you can choose to layer up underneath them for the colder months, or wear them solo with the vents open when it gets really warm.

To ensure that snow doesn’t get through whatever the weather, Volcom have given Pat’s pants fully taped seams and boot gaiters, as well as one half of the aforementioned zip interface for a clean connection to the jacket. Elsewhere, internal waist adjusters ensure the best fit possible.

Reflecting the workwear influence, you’ll find additional strength in the triple stitching used in vulnerable spots. This is especially handy when you’ve only got one pair to use everywhere as you’ll want to make sure they’re built to last!

Check out the full spec here.

Pat Moore Sherpa Jacket

As we mentioned earlier, you’re not always going to need a fully technical jacket to ride in. Enter the option that our bearded friend takes to the streets – the Pat Moore Sherpa Jacket.

Plenty warm enough even by itself, this shirt-style layer has a DWR (durable water repellant) finish that will keep reasonable amounts of snow/water at bay, as well as its own sherpa lining to keep you insulated.

Of course this means it will double well as a mid layer in the depths of winter and, should you ever find yourself in an après situation, its dapper looks are up to the task.

Finished in plaid flannel, with Pat’s signature woven label, it’s primed for blokes who dig trees – whether riding through ’em, over ’em or just chopping ’em down.

Check out the full spec here.

Pat Moore Gloves

We’ve seen our fair share of gloves that come at you with too many bells and whistles when, at the end of the day, simple is better.

Fortunately the Volcom Pat Moore gloves don’t make the same mistake.

They’ve taken a leather shell, treated it with their V-Science Stay Dry formula, lined it with a fixed sherpa layer, and presented it just like that.

Pat’s gone for a traditional light-tan colourway, with embossed logos and an elastic wrist cinch. Job done. You could go looking for more, but there’s a reason that leather is tried and trusted by some of the best riders around.

Check out the full spec here.

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