DESCRIPTION
Ready for multi-pitch ascents, long sessions at the gym, and whatever comes next, the Kragg Pant uses a four-way stretch cotton blend that’s as tough as the route you’re working on.
An elastic waistband with an internal adjuster plus articulated patterning helps the regular fit feel roomy so you can move freely while you climb, while the classic high-rise style is as comfortable in a harness as it is on the road. FC0 DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish repels moisture and is PFAS-free.
KEY FEATURES
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Four-Way Stretch Fabric - Premium cotton-nylon blend dobby fabric (200gsm) moves with you through dynamic climbing movements
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Articulated Patterning - Ergonomic construction allows natural range of motion for high steps, heel hooks, and technical moves
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Adjustable Elastic Waistband - Internal adjuster ensures a secure, personalised fit that stays in place while climbing
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FC0 DWR Finish - PFAS-free durable water repellent coating sheds light moisture and resists stains
- Durable Construction - Warp knit mesh reinforcement in high-wear areas extends the life of these climbing pants
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Lightweight - At just 315g, these trousers pack easily for travel and multi-day climbing trips
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Materials: Warp knit mesh - Cotton/Nylon Stretch Dobby 200gsm
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Manufacturing facility: Maxport Limited (Vietnam)- Nam Dinh - Maxport 5
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Inseam: Varies by size - Size UK 08 Regular is 29"/73cm
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Weight: 315g
SIZE GUIDE
| Size |
Waist |
Hip |
Inseam |
| 00 (UK 04) |
64 cm |
88 cm |
78 cm |
02 (UK 06)
|
67 cm |
91 cm |
78 cm |
04 (UK 08)
|
70 cm |
94 cm |
78 cm |
06 (UK 10)
|
73 cm |
97 cm |
79 cm |
08 (UK 12)
|
76 cm |
100 cm |
79 cm |
10 (UK 14)
|
79 cm |
103 cm |
80 cm |
12 (UK 16)
|
84 cm |
108 cm |
80 cm |
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Please note: Size guide provided from the brands general sizing chart and refers to body measurements, we would always recommend coming in store to try on if possible and please contact us if you need guidance on sizing.
PROVENANCE AND ETHICS
Originally founded as Rock Solid Manufacturing by David Lane in 1981, In 1990 Lane brought Jeremy Guard, a fellow climber, into the fold and in 1991 they renamed the company Arc’teryx - a nod to the Archaeopteryx lithographica, the first reptile to develop feathers for flight - the first bird - and the brand’s instantly recognisable logo is a depiction of the Berlin specimen of the Archaeopteryx. Their philosophy is guided by the belief that durability is the strongest path to sustainability.
