Col Becchei Pants – Mountaineering trousers 007-2246

Description

Recommended use:alpine touring, ski touring, hillwalking
Main material:75% polyamide, 18% wool, 7% elastane
Material type:softshell
Technology:schoeller, Swisswool
Fabric properties:breathable, abrasion-resistant, odour-resistant, PFC-/PFAS-free, highly wind-resistant, stretchy, water-repellent
Closure:half length front zip, hook-and-loop closure
Pockets:3 leg zip pockets
Weight:430 g
Reference size:medium size
Fit:regular
Extras:elastic leg cuffs, elastic waistband, scuff guard, adjustable leg cuffs, articulated knees
Item No.:007-2246

Athletic and functional trousers for demanding ski tours

Elastic, breathable and lightweight: the Col Becchei Pants from Ortovox are a must-have on challenging ski tours on alpine terrain.

The functional, sustainable and athletic mountaineering trousers are made of great materials that ensure comfort and plenty of freedom of movement even in harsh weather conditions. The Merino Naturetec Light with cosy merino wool on the inside provides breathability, warmth and an odour-inhibiting effect. The fibres will wick moisture away to the outside when you work up a sweat. As for the outer, it’s made of abrasion-resistant polyamide. The ski touring trousers are very wind and water repellent. They’re also free of PFC, which is better for the environment.

Great details provide more comfort

The ergonomic, articulated knees of the Col Becchei Pants provide even more freedom of movement, while the Schoeller scuff guard enhances the durability. Other great features include the width-adjustable, elastic merino waistband and the elastic leg cuffs, which can be adjusted via the zips and press studs. The trousers are completed by two hip pockets and a thigh pocket for storing away small items such as the lift pass or your phone. They need to join you on tough adventures.

The features at a glance:

• Extremely breathable, wind and water repellent
• PFC-free and with mulesing-free merino wool
• Maximum freedom of movement with many practical details