Tactical Outdoor Trousers, Water-Repellent, Multiple Pockets

The trousers that fit in the office in the morning and on the forest path in the evening

Most outdoor trousers look exactly like that. These don't: straight cut, subdued colours, no signal yellow. They don't stand out in the city and still keep up when you hit the trail after work.

What makes these trousers special

• Pre-shaped knee sections – Shaped seams at the knee give the trousers room to move when climbing and squatting, instead of stretching over the kneecap.
• Water-repellent finish – short showers and wet grass bead off before the fabric absorbs them.
• Thigh pockets with zip – flatly integrated so they don't bulk up, and closable for anything that shouldn't fall out.
• Slanted slash pockets and back pockets – the usual layout, accessible even with a backpack strap.
• Firm waistband with belt loops – classic cut, for your own belt, even with loaded pockets.
• Tapered leg – sits neatly over the shoe and doesn't get caught in the undergrowth.

Designed for commuters who cycle, for day trips in low mountain ranges, for camping, and for anyone looking for trousers that can do both. Nine colours from subtle to striking, sizes S to 3XL, unisex cut.

Is the fabric robust enough for the trail?

The fabric is a densely woven synthetic material, as is common for utility and work trousers: tear-resistant, dimensionally stable, and significantly more abrasion-resistant than cotton chino. The water-repellent finish does not replace rain trousers with a membrane – it bridges a shower, not continuous rain for hours. Wash at 30 degrees, without fabric softener, as this attacks the impregnation. Air drying is sufficient.

One less pair of trousers in your wardrobe, because these cover both eventualities.