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The Ladies Pants Ski Likely Midnight for women from the brand Colmar is a pair of trousers specially designed for skiing, combining performance and comfort for your days on the slopes.
Made from 100% stretch polyester, these trousers offer 4-way stretch for optimal freedom of movement. Their 15/15K waterproof and breathable membrane effectively protects you from the elements while wicking moisture away to keep you dry. The thermal insulation Clomax®, made up of 75% recycled fibres, ensures consistent warmth without adding weight, and the use of recycled materials helps reduce water consumption and CO2 emissions.
The trousers feature an adjustable waistband for a comfortable fit, pre-shaped knees and reinforcements at the leg hems for improved abrasion resistance. The zipped leg hems with gussets and waterproof inner gaiters prevent snow from getting in. Their durable water-repellent treatment without PFAS completes the moisture protection, while the polyester and elastane lining guarantees optimal comfort.
With the Ladies Pants Ski Likely Midnight, set out on the slopes with confidence, combining performance and style for your winter adventures.



- Insulated, waterproof and breathable ski trousers
- 4-way stretch fabric
- Adjustable waist
- Front zip and hook closure
- Fleece-lined waistband at the back
- Pre-shaped knees
- Reinforcements at the bottom of the legs
- Clomax® insulation
- Zipped leg bottoms with gusset
- Waterproof inner gaiter
- Waterproofing/Breathability: 15/15 K
Composition:
- Outer fabric: 100% stretch polyester
- Outer fabric 2: 100% polyurethane
- Lining: 97% polyester, 3% elastane
- Insulation: 100% polyester (75% recycled) - 80g
- Durable water-repellent treatment without PFAS
| CLOMAX® | Clomax® is a synthetic thermal insulation technology mainly designed for technical clothing, sportswear and footwear. It provides effective protection against the cold thanks to lightweight, breathable and durable padding, often made from recycled polyester fibres. |