PatagoniaNano-Air Light Bottoms - Walking trousers - Women's
The Nano-Air® Light Bottoms walking trousers for women by Patagonia stand out among mid-layers for their optimal warmth, stretch, and breathability, perfect for moving quickly in cold weather. These Nano-Air® Light Bottoms are Fair Trade Certified™ and made from recycled ripstop polyester, combining stretch and breathability. Its FullRange™ 40 g/m² insulation provides exceptional warmth and stretchability. The slim fit and discreet seams offer freedom of movement without bulk. Designed to be harness-compatible, it features an elastic waistband and a handy zipped pocket on the right thigh. The recycled nylon knit cuffs ensure comfort and easy fit! Ready for your next adventure with the Nano-Air® Light Bottoms walking trousers?
- Breathable stretch fabric 100% recycled ripstop polyester
- Durable water-repellent finish without PFC/PFA (DWR)
- Optimal freedom of movement
- Zipped pocket on the right thigh
- Weight: 249 g
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Recycled
Made from old clothing, plastic bottles or fishing nets, products bearing this label contain at least 20% recycled materials. This saves water and energy, as well as raw materials, thus reducing the environmental footprint.
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