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Standard base layer tights have a warmth ceiling. Lightweight, moisture-wicking fabrics do a good job of managing sweat at moderate temperatures, but when the mercury drops properly – cold ski days, pre-dawn winter starts, cold-weather climbs – they simply don't provide enough insulation. The Long Power Tights II bridge that gap. Built from Polartec Power Stretch Pro in the lighter 52% polyester, 39% polyamide, 9% elastane blend, they deliver a warmth-to-weight ratio that conventional base layers cannot match, with the same four-way stretch and moisture-wicking fleece interior that makes the Power Stretch Pro family so highly regarded. The three-quarter length is a considered detail: the cut ends below the knee, which means the tights work seamlessly with ski boots or walking boots without bunching or riding up, and the slim fit allows shell pants to sit cleanly over the top.
| Size | Waist (cm) | Hip (cm) | Thigh (cm) | Inner leg (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 73 | 85 | 53 | 71 |
| M | 77 | 90 | 55 | 73 |
| L | 80 | 95 | 57 | 75 |
| XL | 84 | 101 | 60 | 77 |
Since 1993, Houdini has been asking a question the outdoor industry rarely considers: does this product deserve to exist? Founded in Stockholm and shaped by the mountains and waterways of Scandinavia, the brand is resolutely anti-trend. Instead, every design idea is interrogated with a series of asks: will this product last long enough? Is it versatile enough? Does it have a next-life solution?
Often, the answer shows up in the fabric. 100% of the materials Houdini uses for its current collection are recycled, recyclable, renewable, biodegradable, or Bluesign-certified. These are not workarounds – they are the baseline, developed through years of partnerships with the best technical fabric producers in Japan, Italy, Sweden, and beyond. Take Polartec Power Stretch Pro, the legendary fleece that Houdini has used for over a decade. Or Airweb Knit – a seamless, hi-tech insulation fabric from Japan that produces zero waste in manufacture. Or PrimaLoft Gold synthetic fill, which performs like down without using a single bird's feather.
Houdini calls this circular approach “progressive performance design”. It means products are designed to be repaired, reused, or repurposed – so nothing ends up as waste. And it means garments that are genuinely better to use than anything else out there, built to become lifelong companions rather than seasonal purchases. For anyone who takes both their adventure and their responsibility to the planet seriously, this is the brand.
Standard base layer tights have a warmth ceiling. Lightweight, moisture-wicking fabrics do a good job of managing sweat at moderate temperatures, but when the mercury drops properly – cold ski days, pre-dawn winter starts, cold-weather climbs – they simply don't provide enough insulation. The Long Power Tights II bridge that gap. Built from Polartec Power Stretch Pro in the lighter 52% polyester, 39% polyamide, 9% elastane blend, they deliver a warmth-to-weight ratio that conventional base layers cannot match, with the same four-way stretch and moisture-wicking fleece interior that makes the Power Stretch Pro family so highly regarded. The three-quarter length is a considered detail: the cut ends below the knee, which means the tights work seamlessly with ski boots or walking boots without bunching or riding up, and the slim fit allows shell pants to sit cleanly over the top.
| Size | Waist (cm) | Hip (cm) | Thigh (cm) | Inner leg (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 73 | 85 | 53 | 71 |
| M | 77 | 90 | 55 | 73 |
| L | 80 | 95 | 57 | 75 |
| XL | 84 | 101 | 60 | 77 |
Since 1993, Houdini has been asking a question the outdoor industry rarely considers: does this product deserve to exist? Founded in Stockholm and shaped by the mountains and waterways of Scandinavia, the brand is resolutely anti-trend. Instead, every design idea is interrogated with a series of asks: will this product last long enough? Is it versatile enough? Does it have a next-life solution?
Often, the answer shows up in the fabric. 100% of the materials Houdini uses for its current collection are recycled, recyclable, renewable, biodegradable, or Bluesign-certified. These are not workarounds – they are the baseline, developed through years of partnerships with the best technical fabric producers in Japan, Italy, Sweden, and beyond. Take Polartec Power Stretch Pro, the legendary fleece that Houdini has used for over a decade. Or Airweb Knit – a seamless, hi-tech insulation fabric from Japan that produces zero waste in manufacture. Or PrimaLoft Gold synthetic fill, which performs like down without using a single bird's feather.
Houdini calls this circular approach “progressive performance design”. It means products are designed to be repaired, reused, or repurposed – so nothing ends up as waste. And it means garments that are genuinely better to use than anything else out there, built to become lifelong companions rather than seasonal purchases. For anyone who takes both their adventure and their responsibility to the planet seriously, this is the brand.
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