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Ortles Dst Sw Pants Black Out is a men's trouser by Salewa, specially designed for mountaineering in cold conditions.
These robust softshell trousers use a main laminated fabric Stormwall / Dynashell 3L, which is windproof, water-repellent and breathable, providing excellent protection against snow, light rain and wind. The recycled Durastretch inserts enhance breathability and offer great freedom of movement thanks to their stretch. The high elastic and breathable waistband at the back, with an adjustable belt compatible with a harness, ensures a comfortable fit. The ergonomically pre-shaped knees optimise mobility, while the ventilation zips on the legs allow temperature regulation.
Practical and functional, these trousers feature 2 zipped front pockets, a waterproof cargo pocket and zippered leg hems with elastic gussets and shoe attachment hooks for a perfect fit. The wide anti-crampon reinforcement and bluesign® certification attest to their durability and compliance with environmental standards. Their manufacture from recycled materials helps reduce water consumption and CO₂ emissions.



- Robust alpine softshell trousers for cold conditions
- Weather-resistant: snow, light rain, wind
- High elastic and breathable waistband at the back
- Adjustable belt with Velcro, harness compatible
- 3 loops for suspenders
- Ergonomically pre-shaped knees for optimal mobility
- Ventilation zips on the legs
- 2 zipped front pockets
- Waterproof cargo pocket
- Elastic gusseted leg zips
- Shoe attachment hook
- Fully elasticated leg hem with internal silicone
- Wide crampon-proof reinforcement
- Standard fit
- Certified bluesign®
Composition :
- DYNASHELL 3L, 162 g/m², 87% recycled polyamide, 13% elastane
- PFC-free water-repellent treatment
| bluesign® | The bluesign® system is the solution for an environmentally responsible textile supply chain. It regulates the use of harmful substances from the very start of the manufacturing process and establishes and controls standards for safe and ecological production. |