MONTURA SKI TOURING EVO PANTS

• Men's long trousers
• Stretch nylon fabric coupled with a polyester jersey with a DWR Teflon EcoElite ™ PFCee Free treatment
• Lined in partially brushed mesh fabric
• Nylon fabric gaiter
• Leg bottom with reinforcement
• Waist with elastic and belt loops, opening with zip and velcro button
• Hand pockets with zip. Side pocket with zip
• Back pocket with zip
• Partial opening of the sides with zip and bellows
• Bottom adjustment with zip and bellows
• Ideal garment for ski touring and various outdoor activities 

Weight: 0.59 kg

Primary texture

Softshell fabric (174 g / m2) with polyamide exterior, weft stretch. It is coupled to a particular extremely soft and compact polyester jersey, able to ensure controlled air permeability, windproof properties and maximum breathability. The water-repellent TEFLON EcoElite ™ treatment (PFC FREE DWR) protects it from external humidity and rain: the fabric does not absorb water, it dries quickly even after multiple washes. This special finishing ensures the absence of fluorinated compounds harmful to the environment. ANTIUV: UPF50 +.

Secondary texture

PFC FREE CLOTHING. Traditional rain jackets repel water through synthetic compounds known as PFCs (perfluorocarbons). PFCs have been used for many years as Durable Water Repellent (DWR), surface treatments of outdoor clothing, equipment and footwear. This finish helps waterproof materials to repel water and impurities. Without this invisible barrier, water and dirt would pass through the layers giving a damp and wet feeling, drastically reducing comfort. The chemical bond formed between fluorine and carbon, found in PFCs, is one of the strongest chemical bonds known to date: for this reason, PFC does not degrade rapidly in the environment; traces of it have been found that can be accumulated in animals and also in humans. This problem, concerning the accumulation of this compound, can cause various effects on human health and the ecosystem and has been the reason for multiple discussions between groups of environmentalists and outdoor clothing companies. A key element in the persistence of PFC in the environment is the length of its chemical structure, or the number of carbon atoms in the structure. Historically, outdoor apparel industries have used long-chain structured PFC (referred to as "C8"). In response to concerns about the environmental impact of PFC, major chemical manufacturers have developed shorter-chain compounds (example C6), which may be less persistent. Montura has replaced the DWR used in its entire outdoor clothing and footwear collection, with the safer C6. That said, the C6 DWR can still be dangerous for the environment and most companies, including Montura, are committed to finding healthier alternatives for the ecosystem: for this reason the DWR PFC FREE treatments have been developed. All the brands in the outdoor sector are aware that the DWR alternatives without PFC do not have the same durability and performance of the previous C6 and C8. Montura has selected the most performing DWR PFC FREE versions available to date for its products. A PFC garment free * is intentionally made with materials free from water-repellent treatments based on PFC compounds (perfluorocarbons). The external fabrics are treated with an eco-friendly water-repellent finish, PFC-free: it is a non-fluorinated plant-based treatment that guarantees lasting water repellency and is produced with 60 percent renewable raw materials. * The product may contain traces of it.