LOOSE AND COMFORTABLE:These baggy snowboard pants are designed specifically for winter snow sports, the loose fit design provides more room for movement and freedom of movement while skiing without feeling constricted, allowing you to make the most of the slopes.
3L PROFESSIONAL WATERPROOF FABRIC:The fabric of the womens snowboarding pants has a three-layer structure, the outer layer is wear-resistant and tear-resistant, the middle layer is warm and windproof, and the inner layer is breathable, the zipper and sewing seams are made of pressed rubber, waterproof grade: 10,000/H2O, and the breathability index is 10,000g/m2/24h, which will keep you dry, comfortable and warm at all times, no matter if you are faced with strong winds and blizzards.
UNIQUE FUNCTIONAL DESIGN:Men ski pants have a breathable zipper in the crotch, the waist is equipped with an anti-snow skirt and adjustable belt to stop snow particles from entering and ensure that the waist is freely adjustable to ensure that the pants are stable and don't slip, the pants are equipped with an elastic drawstring and an anti-snow skirt, the tight drawstring can quickly adjust the size of the trouser leg, and the extra-large side pockets make it easy to store the essentials.
MULTIPLE SCENARIO USE:Loose Snow pants are not only suitable for skiing, but also can be worn in other snow activities, such as snow hiking, mountaineering, etc., rock climbing, snow sports, with a variety of use scenarios, our ski jackets are made for outdoor skiing in the winter, and they are the best choice for your outdoor adventure in the winter.
Size
S: Waist：92cm, Pants Length：104cm, Hips：114cm,
M: Waist：96cm, Pants Length：107cm, Hips：118cm,
L: Waist：100cm, Pants Length：110cm, Hips：122cm,
XL: Waist：104cm, Pants Length：113cm, Hips：124cm,
XXL: Waist：108m, Pants Length：116cm, Hips：128cm,
Materials:Polyester
Label: Yes
Washing Care：Machine wash at temperatures below 30°C
Size measurements are taken manually and may have a 1-3 cm margin of error, which does not constitute a quality issue.
