Fera

Insulated Pant - Women's

DWR, or Durable Water Repellent, is a special coating applied to the fabric of ski pants that makes them water-resistant. This means that when it rains or snows, water will bead up and roll off instead of soaking into the material. This feature is crucial for keeping you dry and comfortable during outdoor activities, especially in wet conditions.

Thermotouch insulation is designed to provide warmth without adding bulk. This technology allows for better mobility while keeping you warm in cold weather. The insulation is also soft to the touch, ensuring comfort against your skin, making it ideal for long days on the slopes.

Critically sealed seams are a construction technique used in waterproof clothing where only the most vulnerable seams are sealed with waterproof tape. This helps to prevent water from entering the garment while still allowing for breathability. This balance is essential for comfort during physical activities like skiing or snowboarding, as it helps regulate body temperature and moisture.

Gaiters are protective coverings that fit over the lower legs and are often attached to ski pants. They serve to keep snow, water, and debris from entering your pants and boots. This is particularly useful in deep snow or if you fall, ensuring that you stay dry and comfortable throughout your skiing or snowboarding adventure.

Inseam lengths refer to the measurement from the crotch to the bottom of the pant leg. Offering various inseam lengths ensures that the ski pants fit a wide range of body types, providing comfort and optimal performance. A proper fit is crucial for mobility and warmth, allowing you to enjoy your time on the slopes without any distractions.

While DWR treatment provides excellent water resistance, it is designed primarily for light to moderate rain and snow. In heavy rain, the DWR coating may eventually wear off, allowing water to penetrate. However, the critically sealed seams and overall construction of the pants will still help keep you dry for a longer period. For extreme weather conditions, consider layering with waterproof outerwear for added protection.