Pants with marsh camouflage developed to mimic the vegetation
These hunting pants feature the exclusive SOLOGNAC marsh camouflage pattern, designed to camouflage waterfowl such as ducks, geese and teal. Thanks to its representation of various vegetation (rushes, grasses, reeds), a marked 3D effect, a realistic foreground and a contrasting background between light and dark shades, our pants will blend in with any type of vegetation at any time of day or dusk.
These pants are water-repellent. But what does that mean? We explain
When we say that a garment is water-repellent, we mean that the fabric is waterproof up to a certain point. In other words, our pants are treated so that water slides off the outside of the fabrics they're made of, preventing them from becoming waterlogged. So when you're out on the DPM or on the ton, or when you're ducking in a light rain, not a drop of water penetrates the pants. You stay dry and can get on with your hunting.
Resistant and windproof: the other qualities of these pants designed for duck hunters
Imagine: it's windy (but that's not a problem, because you tell yourself it makes migration easier), a light rain is falling and you're in place waiting for geese, teal and other waders to pass by. That's one of the reasons why our pants are windproof. But they're also pleasant to wear and resistant to wild vegetation: for proof, they're made from 210 gr/m² polyester fabric, so you can move through reeds and gorse without a problem.
Other features of these pants
These pants feature 2 front zipped pockets with flaps, and an inner mesh lining for enhanced breathability. Weighs 1kg in size L.
SIZE EQUIVALENCE
S 38
M 40
L 42/44
XL 46/48
2XL 50/52
3XL 54/56
WEIGHT in Kg
S 0.628
M 0.644
L 0.69
XL 0.7
2XL 0.72
3XL 0.74
FRAME LENGTH in Cm
S M L XL 2XL 3XL
80.5 81.3 82 82 82 82
LEG SIDE LENGTH WITHOUT BELT in Cm
S M L XL 2XL 3XL
99.1 100.6 102.1 103.3 104.5 105.8
Repair a snag yourself
"Your garment has a tear? How can you repair it?
A tear can happen during your practice.
The good news is that it can be repaired! You can apply an iron-on patch to prevent the tear from getting bigger or the fibers from escaping. A patch, scissors, an iron and you're done!"
