SCOTT Explorair 3 Layer Men's Pants
Model : 408698
Key Features
- Made for ski touring
- DRYOsphere 3L waterproof fabric
- CORDURA® abrasion resistant panels
- Leg ventilation
- Detachable suspenders
1. Color : dust white
2. Size
- To complement our best-selling jacket, the SCOTT Explorair 3L pants are also part of our Re-Source line (20.000mm/10.000g/m2/24h). As the most affordable and most versatile pants in our shell collection, it's a double win.
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Technologies
DRYOsphere 3L -
Composition
100% Polyester (recycled) -
Fit
Athletic -
Features
Hand pockets
1 zipped thigh pocket
Exterior leg venting
Adjustable waist
Detachable
adjustable suspenders
CORDURA® abrasion resistant scuff panels
Integrated snow gaiters
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Eco-features
Re-source product
Recycled content
PFC-Free DWR -
Size
S-XXL -
Approx. weight
490g -
Waterproofness
15.000 mm (JIS L1092 B) -
Breathability
10.000 g/m2/24hrs (JIS L 1099 B1 -inverted cup) -
Care Instructions
Do not iron
Tumble dry low (low heat setting)
Machine wash: Synthetics wash / mild treatment, permanent press (max. 30°C)
Do not dryclean
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener
Wash and care your garment carefully to support & maintain the water repellent function
3-layer DRYOsphere
Re-source by SCOTT
At SCOTT, we believe of doing things the right way and for the right reasons. We are committed to improving the impacts of our products and business practices, preserving the environment for future generations and stimulating positive change in our communities.
Re-source products are:
- Either using minimum 50% of recycled materials
- Either created with 100% certified renewable materials
- Using only PFC Free DWR (Durable water repellence) treatments
PFC Free
Perfluorinated and polyfluorinated compounds, also known as PFCs, are a group of fluorinated substances that have long been used as durable water repellence for clothing in the outdoor industry are very bad for the environment because they are very stable, and do not easily break down in nature. Therefore, PFC free/ C0 DWR treatments have been developed. They are less durable but more sustainable.