Pants Viking Expander Warm Man

Viking Expander Warm Man Trousers Insulated stretch trousers built for hiking and trekking when the temperature drops. At 495g per pair, they move with the wearer rather than against them, and the DWR-treated outer sheds light rain before it becomes a problem on the trail. Why stock them Warm-weather softshells are a crowded shelf. These sit in a narrower gap: insulated stretch trousers at a trade price that leaves room for a solid retail margin. The Active Flex construction and BIONIC finish Eco DWR treatment give you two genuine talking points beyond "warm trousers". Available in black and blue across S to XL, they work as a linked buy alongside a mid-layer or base layer. Tech features Active Flex construction - 90% polyamide / 10% elastane shell at 38gsm allows full stride without bunching at the knee. DWR via BIONIC finish Eco - durable water repellency using a bio-based finish; sheds light rain and trail spray. Windproof build - close-weave outer blocks wind chill on exposed ridgelines and open ground. High breathability rating - rated HIGH breathability so warm air escapes during sustained effort. Waterproof zip pockets - SAB waterproof zippers on multiple pockets keep phone and keys dry. Elastic waistband - adjustable fit across the size run without a belt. Recycled components - fabric components include recycled content, supporting the ECO-friendly positioning. OEKO-TEX certified - tested against harmful substances. Materials and construction Shell: 90% polyamide / 10% elastane, 38gsm. BIONIC finish Eco DWR treatment. OEKO-TEX certified. Country of manufacture: China. Specs Weight: 495g (per Shopify variant) / 500g net (master data) Sizes available: S, M, L, XL (Shopify); master data also lists XXL and XXXL - see uncertainty log Colours: black, blue Pack size: 20 units per carton SKU range: 900/25/2319/0900 (black), 900/25/2319/1500 (blue) Technology: Active Flex, BIONIC finish Eco, OEKO-TEX About Viking Viking is a Scandinavian outdoor and workwear brand with a long run in functional apparel and footwear. Practical construction and tested-condition claims are the house style.