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Features:

- Waist adjustment system with two pats with Velcro

- Roomy pockets

- A special pocket for a knife, a flashlight and similar-sized tools, which does not interfere with access to the main pocket

- A simple height adjustment of the knee pad is located in the front hip pocket, and pats with Velcro for fixing on the knee

- Stretch wedge of the step seam

- Zippered back pockets

- Large stretchable panel on the lower back

- Large hip pockets

- Double layer of fabric on the buttocks

The fabric is complex, consists of 54% nylon, 10% Elastane and 36 % cotton. The natural underside and nylon front side allow you to combine the best properties of synthetic and natural materials.

Nylon is a unique material created by DuPont in 1935. It is a light, elastic, quick-drying, extremely durable and wear-resistant material made of polyamide fibers with low pilling properties. Polyamide fibers are not destroyed by microorganisms and mold, do not dissolve with organic solvents, are resistant to the action of alkalis of any concentration. It has fire resistance. The presence of nylon provides this raincoat material with indelibility, resistance to repeated deformations and water resistance of the surface layer of which the complex material consists.

Elastane fibers (polyurethane/ spandex) were added to the structure of the material in the amount of 10%. Spandex fibers have lightness, softness, resistance to sweat and mold. They give the product elasticity, elasticity, shape stability and non-creasability. They do not change their properties even when wet.

And finally, the lower layer of the complex material, which is directly in contact with the body, consists of natural cotton. Hygienic properties of cotton - good hygroscopicity-the ability to quickly absorb and give off moisture, breathability and vapor permeability, moderate thermal protection.

The fabric is easy to wash, does not require ironing. A sufficient coefficient of tangential resistance contributes to a minimum extension of the threads in the joints and a low degree of shedding of the sections.