




Bib trousers - Men Autumn-Winter 2024/2025
Men's ski trousers Man Salopette Chili ski trousers for men CMP are a must-have model that combine warmth and waterproof/breathability for enjoyable days on the slopes, whatever the weather conditions.
These ski trousers feature their own Clima Protect technology, which guarantees excellent waterproofing and breathability.
Insulationfrom Feel Warm Flat, also developed by the brand, will keep you warm, whatever the weather and whatever temperatures you have to deal with. These ski trousers provide perfect protection, even when wet.
Its four-way stretch fabric gives you maximum freedom of movement , ideal for creating your best curves.
You'll love its range of winter sports features, including removable shoulder straps, adjustable waistband, snow gaiters and reinforced lower legs ...
Last but not least, the sporty, dynamic design adds the finishing touch to these durable, quality ski trousers that are sure to be a hit on the slopes this winter!





- Removable shoulder straps
- Adjustable waist by velcro
- Two zipped hand pockets
- Zipped back pocket
- Pre-shaped knees
- Snow gaiters
- Zip at bottom of legs
- Bottom leg reinforcement
- Waterproof seams
- 4-way stretch material
- Warm insulation Feel Warm Flat
- Clima Protect technology
- Regular cut
Materials:
- Main materials: 90% polyester, 10% elastane,190gr/m2
- Lining: 100% Polyester
- Insulation: 100% Polyester, 60gr
- PFC-free water-repellent treatment
| CLIMA PROTECT | For its Ski and Outdoor collection, CMP has created ClimaProtect, a special thermal laminate sandwiched between the garment's fabric layers, which protects against the elements while ensuring superior breathability for maximum comfort during all outdoor activities. |
| FEEL WARM FLAT INSULATION | Perfect for cold, wet weather when it's important to stay warm. Feel Warm Flat is a layered synthetic insulation. Its minimal bulk allows maximum freedom of movement, while the synthetic fibre provides excellent protection even when the garment is damp. |