Quick-drying hiking pants, water-repellent, unisex

The moment your pants stop sticking to your legs

A downpour halfway through, then two hours of sun. Cotton pants remain heavy and cold for hours afterwards. These dry as you walk because the fabric absorbs hardly any water and moisture evaporates on the surface.

What makes these pants special

• 87% polyamide, 13% elastane – the elastane content allows the fabric to move with every step, instead of tightening at the knee.
• Water-repellent finish – droplets bead off and don't immediately soak into the fabric, which helps with short showers and damp grass.
• Reinforced knee areas – a second layer of fabric precisely where most abrasion occurs during climbing and kneeling.
• Five pockets, two with zippers – the back and side pockets can be closed, so keys and phone stay put when bending over.
• Quick-drying fabric – thin polyamide stores little moisture and is wearable again overnight after a wash at camp.
• Belt loops – for your own belt, even with loaded pockets.

Suitable for day trips in low mountain ranges, for anglers in the early morning, for cyclists who want to keep going in the evening, and for everyone who works outdoors in spring and autumn. The sizes are based on body weight and range from S to 8XL – the weight in kilograms is listed directly with each size.

Can the fabric withstand a real tour?

Thin here does not mean delicate. Polyamide is more tear-resistant than cotton of the same thickness, and the double layer at the knee absorbs exactly the stress that lighter trousers usually give up on first. The water-repellent finish is not a membrane protection for continuous rain – it bridges showers, not hours of thunderstorms. Washing at 30 degrees, no fabric softener as it attacks the impregnation, and air drying is sufficient anyway.

Whoever wears these pants plans tours according to their mood and not according to laundry drying time.