Killtec Kos 20 MN Pants rain pants

The Killtec Kos 20 is a waterproof rain pants for men, which is very compact. You can easily fold the lightweight pants and take them with you in the included bag. These rain pants keep you dry even during every rain shower, because the pants are completely waterproof due to the taped seams. In addition, they are breathable, so that the pants continue to feel comfortable. You can easily put on and take off the pants because of the zippers that run the entire length of the legs. If it unexpectedly starts to rain, you can easily put on the trousers. This zipper is hidden with a flap, making the entire pants water-repellent. In short, if you are looking for waterproof rain pants that are easy to put on, then the Kos 20 from Killtec is perfect for you!

Product specifications

• Waterproof
• lightweight
• Compact
• Breathable
• Full-length zips
• Hidden zipper
• Water repellent
• Water column: 10,000 mm
• Breathability: 3000 g/ m²/24h
• Material: polyester
• PCF-free

Water column

The water repellency of clothing is often described in the form of millimeters of water column. The water column says something about the amount of water pressure that a substance can have per square centimeter before it starts to leak. These trousers have a water column of 10,000 mm. This means that the fabric leaks through when it is under pressure from 10 meters of water.

Materials

Polyester

Polyester is a synthetic material made from petroleum. It is a durable, smooth fabric that is soft to the touch. In addition, it is lightweight, does not need to be ironed and dries quickly. A disadvantage of polyester is that it does not absorb moisture well and is not very warm.

PFC free

The Killtec Kos 20 is produced without the use of environmentally hazardous fluorocarbons (PFCs). The use of PFCs in the textile finishing ensures that clothing becomes water, dirt and grease repellent. The Kos 20 uses an alternative finish without the use of PFCs. This makes the product water and dirt repellent. Only an oil-repellent effect cannot currently be achieved with a PFC-free finish.