Men's Protest Miikka blue nights ski trousers

Parameters

Harness Yes

Brand Protest

Country of origin of the brand Netherlands

Gender Male

Ventilation Yes

Material Polyester

Matching Regular fit

Windproof Yes

Model/product code Miikka P4792000/986

Care instructions Do not dry-clean, Do not iron, Do not use softeners, Do not bleach and chlorinate, Do not tumble dry, Wash at max. 30°C

Leading colour Navy blue

Membrane 20000

Leg opening Yes

Season Autumn/Winter

Pockets Fastened

Breathability Yes

Environmental friendliness PFC-Free

Sport Skiing

Men's Protest Miikka blue nights ski trousers 2

Sizes

Size	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Leg length (cm)	80-81	81-82	81-82	82-83	83-84	84-85
Waist size (cm)	-	-	-	-	-	-
Hip circumference (cm)	94-96	97-99	100-102	103-105	106-108	109-111

Product description

Advantages

Harness

This provides additional protection against rain, snow and wind. This perceptibly increases comfort during any type of activity.

Freedom of movement

They provide the wearer with plenty of freedom of movement, which is essential for winter activities. They protect and provide warmth while preventing moisture from seeping in.

Breathability

Breathable ski trousers ensure proper air circulation while protecting against wind and cold and keeping the body from overheating. Moisture is wicked away to the outside.

Windproof

The fabrics used, are characterised by their ability to withstand even strong winds, which we often encounter on the slopes. This allows you to feel comfortable regardless of the whims of the weather.

Snow belt

The waterproof zips used prevent moisture penetration, which significantly reduces the risk of the garment getting wet. Such a solution makes it easier to maintain thermal comfort during snow activities.

Durable material

Ski trousers are sewn from hard-wearing fabrics with a high level of resistance to tears, abrasion and other types of damage. In this way, they contribute to increased comfort during activity.

Waterproof

The water-repellent properties protect against moisture, rain and wetness during winter activities on the slopes. Thanks to the membrane, water does not penetrate and perspiration is wicked away, leaving the inner layers dry.