clearance

Windproof

Breathability

Freedom of movement

Water repellent

Pockets

Easy maintenance

Lightweight

Do not dry clean.

Do not iron.

Do not tumble dry.

Maximum washing temperature 30°C. Normal cycle.

Bleaching excluded.

To help you choose the right size, the model is wearing size L and is 1.85 m (6’) tall.
Their measurements are as follows:
- Chest  104 cm (41”)
- Arms at wrist 50 cm (19.7”)
- Waist 84 cm (33”)
- Inside leg 86 cm (33.9”)
- Hip 101 cm (40”)

Sizing information

We recommend the three-layer technique. 
Layer 1: A second skin (technical base layer) that wicks away moisture to keep your skin dry.
Layer 2: An insulating layer (T-shirt, fleece) that provides warmth and wicks moisture outward. Layer 3: An outer layer (jacket) that protects against the elements (wind, snow, cold).

Adjust the number of layers to suit the intensity of your activity and the weather. Make sure your clothing is breathable.

How to stay warm and dry while cross-country skiing

Did you know that the wind makes you feel colder? 
With 20 km/h (12 mph) winds, 0°C feels like -10°C.
Windproof features reduce windchill by blocking cold wind.

Why should you protect yourself from the wind?

To avoid feeling damp, wear breathable clothing that allows perspiration to evaporate. 
We measure our clothing’s evaporative resistance (RET) 
RET < 6: extremely breathable, ideal for high-intensity activity
 RET 6–12: very breathable, suitable for moderate-intensity activity
 RET 12–20: moderately breathable, not suitable for intense activity RET
 > 20: not very breathable and therefore not suitable for physical activity
 RET > 40: not breathable

Why is it important to wear breathable clothing when cross-country skiing?

Men's Cross-Country Ski Leggings - XC S 500 Black

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Men's Cross-Country Ski Leggings - XC S 500 Black