Craghoppers Kiwi Winter Lined Trousers (Short)
Offering you warmth and comfort when you need it most, the Craghoppers Kiwi Winter Lined Trousers will make you winter-ready with exceptional heat-retaining properties.
With a supremely soft and comfortable winter-lined inner, this will provide you with exceptional warmth and comfort that will prepare you for any conditions. The advanced insulating layer will offer you outstanding warmth, with its heat retaining properties. This will keep you feeling comfortable no matter what the weather throws at you, making it ideal for any conditions. Using SmartDry technology, the trousers are coated in a durable water-repellent treatment which will wick all moisture away from it efficiently and effectively. This will mean that when exposed to rainfall, the surface of the trousers will immediately react and push the moisture away, ensuring that you remain dry, lightweight and comfortable over a long period of time. If the trousers do get damp, the material will quickly dry off, returning the bottoms to their original feel and weight. Using Craghoppers innovative NosiDefence, the trousers will make sure that you there is a barrier stopping biting and stinging insects from penetrating the layer and causing discomfort to the skin, allowing you to carry on your adventure with one less thing to worry about. The trousers use Solarshield, which will guarantee complete protection from harmful UV rays from the sun, keeping your skin protected. Carrying small items with you securely is easy to do, as the trousers have nine different pockets. Of these pockets, five of them are zipped, which will allow you to carry valuable items around with you securely. A loose articulated fit around the knees will mean that you will be completely unrestricted in the bottoms, which will allow you to take on any trail no matter how technical or physical it is in confidence that you won't be let down. Flat-lying seams within the trousers will reduce the risk of irritation being caused by rubbing and chafing.
