Rab Waterproof Trousers-Womens Kangri GTX Pants

Constructed from recycled GORE-TEX fabrics, these women’s pants balance total wet weather protection and comfort.

Materials
GORE-TEX 3-Layer – A durable and waterproof fabric that optimises breathability and maximises protection and comfort for the wearer. Garments made with GORE-TEX 3-layer fabric offer added durability without the extra bulk. The reduced layers required mean less weight and more freedom of movement.

Features

• Fully adjustable elasticated waistband with hook-and-loop waist tab adjustment
• Full length 2-way YKK® AquaGuard® side zips with internal storm guard
• Articulated knees for mobility
• Hyperlon under-boot cord attachment loops
• Fit: Regular

A closer look
Built for total protection in wet weather, the Kangri GTX pants are ideal for long mountain days in changeable conditions. They are made from robust and breathable 70D 3-Layer GORE-TEX with an outer face fabric constructed from 100% recycled material.

They have a regular cut and versatile design that’s perfect for winter hillwalking and long-distance treks.The Kangri GTX pants have articulated knees for unrestricted movement on demanding terrain, and an adjustable waist with hook-and-loop tabs for securing the fit. Designed for quick and easy use when the weather suddenly turns, the full-length two-way YKK® AquaGuard® side zips enable you to pull them on over high-volume mountain boots. The side zips work equally effectively as additional ventilation, with a snap-close hem to hold them in place around the ankle. The pants have under-boot cord attachment loops to secure them to your hiking boots, ensuring lower legs and ankles are kept dry, great for tramping through wet heather and long grass. The Kangri GTX pants are robust and hard-wearing waterproof pants with ultra-functional details, perfect for wild weather days or for stashing in your pack ready to provide extra protection when the storm rolls in.

The Kangri pant is featured in a review on the Taunton Leisure Blog. Read it here in Staff Review: The Rab Kangri Jacket and Trousers