Fleece-Lined Softshell Hiking Trousers – Water-Repellent, Men's

The moment you push through wet grass and your pants are already soaked through in the front

From that point on, every kilometer feels cold. These softshell hiking pants keep moisture on the surface, warm you from the inside with fleece, and still allow you to climb, ascend, and kneel without anything feeling restrictive.

What the pants can do

• Water-repellent softshell outer material – Rain and wet brush bead off the surface instead of settling into the fabric and soaking through to your skin.
• Fleece lining on the inside – the brushed interior traps air and keeps your legs warm on cold days without the need for a second pair of pants underneath.
• Reinforced knees and seat – the contrasting material is placed exactly where the most wear occurs when kneeling at camp or sliding over rocks.
• Ergonomic cut – pre-shaped knees and an extended crotch area follow the movement of your legs when climbing, instead of hindering you at the thigh.
• Four zippered pockets – two on the sides, two on the thighs, all closable so that nothing falls out when you bend down or climb.
• Belt included – keeps the pants in place even when your phone and keys are in your pockets.
• Tapered legs – end just above the shoe so the fabric doesn't bunch up over hiking boots or get caught on branches.

Made for hikers on autumn and winter tours, campers on cold mornings, dog owners on muddy trails, and anyone who works outdoors and wants to stay dry while doing so.

Don't you get too warm in lined pants during the climb?

For cold days, the lining is just right because your legs produce significantly less heat when walking than your upper body. Softshell remains more breathable than coated rain pants, allowing moisture to escape from the inside. For summer tours, it is better to reach for unlined trekking pants. For care, wash at 30 degrees on a delicate cycle, do not use fabric softener, and let air dry.

For all those who head out in autumn and winter instead of waiting for dry paths.