ORTOVOX Westalpen Softshell Pants Women winetasting
Very robust, technical softshell pants with integrated gaiters for high alpine tours
Mighty glacial crevasses, combined rock and ice terrain and impressive summits: On alpine tours, we need clothing that is adaptable and that we can 100% rely upon. This is exactly where the WESTALPEN SOFTSHELL line comes into play: A combination of scuff-resistant MERINO NATURETEC RIPS inserts, NATURETEC LIGHT material and fine merino wool on the inside makes this line robust, breathable and comfortable.
What's special about the WESTALPEN SOFTSHELL high-alpine touring pants for women is the QUICK-GAITER system, which completely replaces gaiters: This hem adjustment developed by ORTOVOX can be easily and quickly adjusted in three steps and fits seamlessly over mountaineering boots. The fastening straps for under your mountaineering boots are made of abrasion-resistant Dyneema material and allow for neat, easy storage when not in use. Thanks to additional features such as ventilation zippers and abrasion-resistant schoeller® inserts for protection against sharp edges, the WESTALPEN SOFTSHELL high-alpine touring pants for women can be adapted to all situations and weather conditions. Merino mesh inserts at the adjustable waistband make the pants even more comfortable. For the sake of the environment, these high-alpine touring pants are also PFC-free and manufactured entirely in Europe, thus avoiding long transport routes.
Water repellent
2 hip pockets
Inserts made from MERINO NATURETEC RIPS
Adjustable waistband
ORTOVOX suspenders (optional)
Merinoprene insert at the back of the waistband
Regular fit
Anatomically shaped and reinforced knee area
Merino mesh inserts at waistband
Ventilation zippers
QUICK-GAITER System
Protected against sharp edges by schoeller®
Leg ventilation
Gaiters / snow guard
Adjustable ankle cuff
Adjustable waistband
1 thigh pocket
Brand No.: 60042
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