Descente Men’s Team Pant – Black Electric Red
These clean-cut pants, worn by both the Swiss National Ski Team and the Canadian Skier Cross Team, are designed to look smooth and wrinkle free over ski boots, and to help maximize skiing performance. They feature a Relax Zipper at the waist to accommodate larger body sizes, and D-Laser cut matching edge guards for added functionality.
These clean-cut pants, worn by both the Swiss National Ski Team and the Canadian Skier Cross Team, are designed to look smooth and wrinkle free over ski boots, and to help maximize skiing performance. They feature a Relax Zipper at the waist to accommodate larger body sizes, and D-Laser cut matching edge guards for added functionality.
- 4way Stretch
- Fits with SWISS Skiteam
- Fits with Canadian Skier Cross Team Jacket
- Waterproof (20,000mm)
- Breathable (20,000g/m2/24h)
- TAILORED FIT
- Inner Snow Cuff
- 3D Edge Guards
- Waist Adjuster
- Removable Suspenders
- Lower Leg Zippers
- Relax Zippers
- Back Pocket
- Sizes: EU48=S, EU50=M, EU52=L, EU54=XL
| Weight | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Size | EU 50 (M), EU 52 (L), EU 54 (XL) |
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