The Killtec Kos 159 are water-repellent three-quarter trousers, which are ideal for hiking or any other outdoor activity. Because these pants fit closely to your body due to the elastic waistband and cuffs, these pants are very comfortable and you can wear them all day long! You can easily take things with you because these pants have 2 lockable pockets, so you don’t have to worry about stolen items. The pants are water-repellent, so you don’t have to worry about a small rain shower. In short, if you are looking for comfortable and water-repellent trousers, then the Killtec Kos 159 is ideal!
Product specifications
- Water repellent
- Elastic waistband and cuffs
- Tight fit
- Comfortable
- 2 closable pockets
- Materials: recycled polyester, elastane
Materials
Recycled polyester
Polyester is a synthetic material made from petroleum. It is a durable, smooth fabric that is soft to the touch. In addition, it is lightweight, does not need to be ironed and dries quickly. Unfortunately, polyester is not biodegradable, but it is recyclable. With proper use and maintenance of the product, it will last longer, making the product sustainable in the long term. Recycled polyester is therefore a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative.
Elastane
Elastane is a synthetic fiber that is exceptionally elastic. Due to its great stretchability, but at the same time its firmness, it distinguishes itself from other synthetic fabrics. For example, it is stronger and more durable than rubber, but also much lighter. Elastane is very lightweight and is therefore very suitable when you are going to do activities. Elastane also offers a lot of room to move because it is so elastic, without losing the fit.
P FC free
The Killtec Kos 159 is produced without the use of environmentally hazardous fluorocarbons (PFCs). The use of PFCs in the textile finishing ensures that clothing becomes water, dirt and grease repellent. The Kos 159 uses an alternative finish without the use of PFCs. This makes the product water and dirt repellent. Only an oil-repellent effect cannot currently be achieved with a PFC-free finish.
