The Mammut Stoney HS Thermo Pants for women embody the perfect blend of high-performance and environmental responsibility. As the latest iteration of Mammut’s best-selling all-mountain ski pants, these pants are designed to offer exceptional protection and comfort on the slopes while making a conscious effort to minimize ecological impact.
Key Features:
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Waistband Adjustment:
- Features adjustable waistband from the outside for a customizable fit and enhanced comfort.
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Pockets:
- Two front pockets with water-repellent zippers for secure storage of essentials.
- Pocket pleat design adds extra volume for added convenience.
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Ventilation:
- Side ventilation with a two-way zipper allows for easy temperature regulation during intense activity.
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Snow Gaiters:
- Integrated snow gaiters with anti-slip grip prevent snow from entering and keep your legs dry.
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Reinforcement:
- Reinforced seam edges and ski edge protection made from durable Cordura® material ensure long-lasting wear and protection against ski edges.
Materials:
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Filling:
- 85% recycled polyester and 15% polyester blend for effective insulation with a focus on sustainability.
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Insert & Lining:
- Main material and lining made from 100% recycled polyester and 100% polyamide, respectively, for a lighter footprint and improved performance.
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Fabric Composition:
- Main material: 100% recycled polyester
- Inserts: 83% polyamide, 10% polyester, 7% spandex for added flexibility.
Environmental Responsibility:
- Eco-Friendly Design:
- Constructed from fully recycled fabrics and designed with a single-material construction for easier recycling at the end of its life.
- Optimized pattern reduces material waste, reflecting Mammut's commitment to sustainability.
Whether you're carving down steep runs or enjoying a day in the backcountry, the Mammut Stoney HS Thermo Pants ensure you stay warm, dry, and protected while also contributing to a more sustainable future. From first lifts to last light, these pants have got you covered with style and environmental mindfulness.
