





Protective trousers - Women -
The Dark Blue for women from Scott are technical trousers that will protect you from the elements during your ski touring excursions.
From the Re-Sourcerange, these trousers are equipped with DRYOsphere 3L technology, which forms a real waterproof, windproof and breathable barrier. They don't compromise on breathability and ensure optimal wicking of internal humidity. In addition, the heat-sealed seams provide extra protection.
They are incredibly soft and durable, the outer fabric is combined with Cordura® protective inserts on the lower legs and removable braces, for a pair of trousers that will be perfect for all your freetouring adventures. There are also several pockets, vents for quick ventilation and articulated knees for excellent freedom of movement.
Scott - Collection - Autumn-Winter 2023/2024




- Articulated cut for more freedom of movement
- Adjustable shoulder straps and belt
- Thigh and side pockets
- Exterior leg vents
- Protective inserts in Cordura® on the lower legs
- Waterproof seams
- Athletic fit
- Waterproofing/breathable: 15,000 mm/10,000g/m2
- Durable PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
- RE-Source product
Materials:
- 100% recycled polyester
| DRYOsphere | DRYOsphere fabrics protect you from the elements by forming a waterproof, windproof and breathable barrier. This technology acts a shield against water and wind while allowing moisture to evaporate, keeping you comfortable and dry in all conditions. |
| Cordura® | Cordura® is considered a "must" in terms of textile reinforcement thanks to its dense weave. It is extremely resistant to wear, abrasion and damage. Ideal for intensive outdoor activities. Its durability means that it can be used for large bags or as a reinforcement on fabric. |
| RE-Source | The RE-Source logo from Scott is used on products that use at least 50% recycled materials, are made from 100% certified renewable materials and use PFC-free DWR (durable water-repellent) treatments. All with a view to preserving the environment for future generations and stimulating positive change in our communities. |