Technical, lightweight and elastic trousers, made of recycled Shellstretch fabric from disused fishing nets. Incorporating 2 front pockets with zip. Soft-to-the-touch elastic waist adjustable with elastic drawstring and cord lock. Preformed knees and adjustable hems with zip and gusset so that they can be used with different footwear. Reflective details at the back. Very breathable and compressible, with PFC-free water-repellent treatment. Bluesign approved fabric.
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<table><tr><td>Enjoy the lightness and elasticity of our OUTRUN PT trousers. A garment for women made of recycled Shellstretch fabric, from disused fishing nets. Ternua guarantees comfort by providing two zipped pockets and an elastic and adjustable drawstring at the waist, making the trousers an article with all the comfort you need. For greater freedom of movement, the trousers have preformed knees, adjustable zipped hems and gussets so that they can be used with different footwear. They are also sustainable (BLUESIGN approved) and breathable, thanks to the PFC-free water-repellent treatment.</td></tr></table>
Activities
Trail running
5/5
Fast Hiking
5/5
Trekking
4/5
Uses
Quick dry
4/5
Freedom of movement
4/5
Breathability
4/5
Redcycle
NETS THAT ARE TRANSFORMED TO TRANSFORM THE WORLD.
Redcycle is a project carried out in cooperation with Aquafil involving the collection and recycling of disused fishing nets to give them a new life by turning them into sustainable garments as part of a commitment to a better future.
Sustainability
PFC FreeSustainable and toxic-free water-repellent treatment.+ info
Shellstretch fabric is bi-elastic for improved
body adaptation, always keeping its ahape as
well as being hard-wearing and comfortable.
Designed to quickly absorb perspiration and
transport moisture away from the body, it also
has a water-repellent finish. Shellstretch fabric
is ideal for activities requiring total freedom of
movement. This makes it ideal for mountain
sports requiring total freedom of movement.