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The North Face Womens Trekker Pants
884805041280
€45.00 €80.00
Type: Outlet
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The North Face Womens Trekker Pants
Light and quick drying, The North Face® Women’s Trekker Pant has integrated UPF5 UV protection for hiking the trails on sunny days. This is an alpine fit technical stretch trouser with water repellent fabric finish built for adventures in mountains. Read the full product feature list below.
Feature
(Bluesign® approved fabric)
Alpine Fit
Constructed Waistband With Belt Loops
DWR Finish
Front Fly And Internal Drawcord
Lightweight Nylon Stretch Fabric
Rear Patch Pocket With Zipper Closure
Roll Up Cuffs Feature
Side Pocket With Zipper Closure On Left Leg
Two Zippered Hand Pockets
UPF (5)
Wicking properties
95%
Nylon 66, 5% Elastane / 145 g/m² / DWR, Bluesign Approved Fabric
Technology
UPF Protection
Designed for comfort and protection, this synthetic microfiber fabric offers an ultraviolet protection, blocking out harmful UV rays while promoting wicking and breathability for comfort in hot climates.
UV radiation is an invisible part of sunlight associated with suntans, sunburns, premature aging, and skin cancer. The sun-protection properties of a woven or knit fabric are dependent upon the transmission, absorption, and reflection of UV radiation. The fiber type, dye, construction, and finished determine these characteristics. Our UPF-rated garments offer very good UV protection from prolonged exposure to the sun.
VaporWick®
VaporWick™ is a proprietary fabric of The North Face® that moves moisture and sweat away from the skin to the outer surface of the fabric where it can readily evaporate. This process is accomplished by the capillary action of hydrophobic fibres. Capillary action moves moisture and sweat in all directions from where it is abundant (the user's skin) and transports it to areas of lesser density (the fabric's outer surface). The removal and evaporation of sweat and excess moisture helps to keep you dry and comfortable.
