Mammut Womens Runbold Pants - Past Season, UK

$ 87.99 · 4.5 (386) · In stock

Mammut Womens Runbold Pants - Past Season available now at Ultralight Outdoor Gear with FREE UK+EU Delivery, in-depth reviews, full tech specs & helpful advice.
Comfortable, stretchy and durable, the Runbold Pants from Mammut. They are superb light-weight, warm weather pants for a range of activities. Mammut says A new look for a classic: the Runbold Pants Women impress with their high-quality workmanship. The pants feature an abrasion-proof nylon material with stretch properties for greater comfort and freedom of movement. A Midori treatment provides the Runbold Pants Women with effective moisture management to ensure you feel good even when traveling at speed through the mountains. Our Verdict Mammut's Womens Runbold Pants are really comfy light-weight walking trousers which are surprisingly tough. The 4 way stretch makes these a great choice for more active pursuits. The Runbold pants are best used in the summer where their breathability and quick drying properties really come into their own. They have limited wind resistance so you could soon get cold when stationary in a chilly wind, the price you pay for light-weight. Features wise you have two zipped hand warmer pockets further zipped pockets on the rear and the thigh. There are belt loops on the waist but no other adjustment. - Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear Features UV protection (UPF): UPF 50+ A modern interpretation of our classic High-quality workmanship Good moisture management thanks to Midori treatment Quick-drying and breathable 2 side pockets, zippers concealed by flaps Leg pocket with concealed zipper Seat pocket with concealed zipper Pre-shaped knee section Low packing volume: perfect for taking anywhere Suitable for: Hiking | Mountaineering Specifications XSmall (UK 08) weighs: 216g Small (UK 10) weighs: 232g Medium (UK 12) weighs: 252g Cut: Athletic fit Material Main: 85% Polyamide | 15% Spandex Technology: miDori Sustainability: bluesign® PRODUCT Help and advice: What is Bluesign?