



Protective Trousers - Men -
TheDark Blue Fresh Green for men from Scott are protective trousers that offer unparalleled comfort during your ski tours and freeride descents.
Designed with the highly waterproof and breathable DRYOspun membrane, these salopettes are light and stretchy to ensure good freedom of movement. It provides effective protection from the weather and wicks away moisture during your challenging climbs. In addition, the heat-sealed seams provide extra protection.
On the practical side, these trousers are equipped with snow gaiters, plenty of pockets as well as a hook-adjustable waistband. There are vents on the outside of the legs and abrasion-resistant anti-scratch panels for maximum comfort.


- Made from recycled materials
- Zipped hand pockets
- 1 zipped thigh pocket
- External leg ventilation
- Adjustable waistband for a perfect fit
- Integrated snow gaiters
- Scratch-resistant, abrasion-resistant panels
- Re-Source Product
Materials:
- 100% recycled polyester
- Durable PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
| DRYOSPUN | DRYOspun fabrics are created using the electrospinning process: a pile of nanofibres forms a fabric with pores large enough to let air through but small enough to block water molecules, resulting in a stretchable membrane that is thinner than conventional membranes. This membrane is a real advantage during high-intensity activities because its air permeability allows for better air circulation and therefore better management of perspiration, moisture and heat. Thinner than most other membranes, it allows for the creation of lighter membranes where weight is an important factor. And its stretch, when added with the right face fabric, gives comfort and freedom of movement. |
| RE-Source | Scott's RE-Source logo can be found on products which contain at least 50% recycled materials, which are made from 100% renewable, certified materials and which are DWR and PFC-free treated. All with a view to preserving the environment for future generations and stimulating positive change in our communities. |