Name: Women's convertible mountain hiking trousers - MH550
Brand: QUECHUA
Price: 19.99 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.59 (1758 reviews)

Cut

These trousers have a sporty cut, which will provide you with perfect comfort when you are moving, thanks to the use of a fully stretch fabric in both directions (width and length). Choose your usual size. Finally, you can attach the laces of your shoes to a small hook located at the bottom of your trousers to prevent them from rising up.

MOISTURE TRANSFER TEST

The capacity of the fabric to wick away perspiration and dry quickly is measured according to several criteria: absorption capacity of the fabric, capacity of the fabric not to saturate with perspiration, speed of drying, etc. Level 1/5 is suitable for low intensity activities that don't generate much sweat. All our hiking trousers have a performance of 3/5.

Product design: our expertise

Our Quechua global design centre is based in Passy, at the foot of Mont-Blanc in Haute Savoie. This location makes it a real meeting place for our teams (designers, product managers, engineers, etc) and outdoor sports enthusiasts. A great asset for designing your mountain walking products and providing you with all our expertise.

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
place of practice	outdoor, mountain
fit	fitted
type of belt	without belt, elasticated belt
number of pockets	2 pockets
ventilation system	without zip ventilation
main material	synthetic
waterproof	no waterproof
options	modular, elastic waist
pocket	zip closed pocket, with pocket
style	plain
type of length	long
windproof	not windproof
belt height	mid waistband
reinforced area	without reinforced area
modular	modular
type of gaiter	no brushing boots

Raw material	61.787%
Manufacturing	1.845%
Packaging	1.119%
Distribution	2.024%
Use	32.548%
End of life	0.677%

Women's convertible mountain hiking trousers - MH550

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