HANNAH Claim II Pants
Бестселлер
- Артикул:
- 107978699
15 332 ₽
Характеристики
Дизайн
- Цвет
- Anthracite / Yellow
- Размер
- L
Прочие свойства
- Бренд
- Hannah
Описание
The men´s Claim II trekking trousers are designed mainly for mountaineering and alpine hiking.
The flexible AFT Double Weave material is durable, breathable and windproof thanks to the double weave technology.
The trousers in the popular Alpine fit are very comfortable, with the partially elasticated adjustable waistband and pre-shaped knees for greater freedom of movement.
The inner lower legs are reinforced, as well as the knees, and have zip slits.
The trousers have two main pockets and one thigh pocket, all with YKK zips.
FEATURES:
- Adjustable waistline with elastic, Anatomically shaped reinforced knees, Main pockets with YKK zipper, Thigh pocket with YKK zipper, Zipper slit in bottom part of trouser leg, Reinforced internal part of legs.
Recomended to use:- mountaineering, alpine trekking, via ferratas, trekking.
Material:- 90% polyamide + 10% elastane.
Technologies:AFT Double Weave.
ECO:DWR-C6.
Weight:415 g (Size L).
Properties:water-repellent, breathable, stretch.
The flexible AFT Double Weave material is durable, breathable and windproof thanks to the double weave technology.
The trousers in the popular Alpine fit are very comfortable, with the partially elasticated adjustable waistband and pre-shaped knees for greater freedom of movement.
The inner lower legs are reinforced, as well as the knees, and have zip slits.
The trousers have two main pockets and one thigh pocket, all with YKK zips.
FEATURES:
- Adjustable waistline with elastic, Anatomically shaped reinforced knees, Main pockets with YKK zipper, Thigh pocket with YKK zipper, Zipper slit in bottom part of trouser leg, Reinforced internal part of legs.
Recomended to use:- mountaineering, alpine trekking, via ferratas, trekking.
Material:- 90% polyamide + 10% elastane.
Technologies:AFT Double Weave.
ECO:DWR-C6.
Weight:415 g (Size L).
Properties:water-repellent, breathable, stretch.
