ORTOVOX Swisswool Hybrid Short Pants Women black raven
Product description
Extremely warm merino fleece freeriding pants with swisswool inserts for women
Never freeze again: The SWISSWOOL HYBRID SHORT PANTS keep committed freeriders super warm even on the frostiest winter days, guaranteeing unlimited powder pleasure. These insulated technical pants can be worn as ski underpants or between ski underwear and a shell on cold days. Super sustainable 60 g/m² SWISSWOOL inserts at the front and back of the thighs provide optimal protection against frost and cold. In addition to their moisture-regulating function, the inserts also have an excellent weight-to-warmth ratio to keep the pants nice and warm, even when wet.
Breathable MERINO FLEECE LIGHT inserts at the sides, in the crotch area and at the back of the knees provide optimum ventilation during short walking passages. The merino wool feels pleasantly soft on the skin and the elastic fleece mirrors your every movement. Thanks to their thin seam cuffs, the SWISSWOOL HYBRID SHORT PANTS can be tucked into ski socks without any pinching or pressure, eliminating cold gaps between the pants and socks in freezing headwinds. In the interest of sustainability, the pants are produced in Europe using a climate-neutral process. All this and the cool look make the SWISSWOOL HYBRID SHORT PANTS an absolute must-have for freeriders on cold days!
Sustainability
Mulesing free describes a type of sheep farming in which the animals are spared the painful procedure of mulesing. Mulesing involves removing folds of skin around the animals' tails, sometimes without anesthesia, and this controversial procedure is used to prevent possible parasitic infestations. However, this technique is not used on animals from strictly controlled Mulesing free farms. Instead, they rely on close-meshed health monitoring to prevent parasite infestations and diseases. This increases the well-being and quality of life of the sheep, making Merino wool with the Mulesing free label the best choice for anyone who wants to support pain-free sheep husbandry and breeding.
