The Berghaus Patera Winter Softshell Pant is part of the Berghaus EXTREM™ range and is ideal for winter mountaineering, ski touring or climbing. Made using Schoeller® Dryskin for water and wind resistance and incorporating an impressive 4-way stretch for flexibility, this technical pant offers a fantastic combination of performance and freedom of movement.
| SCHOELLER® DRYSKIN® | SCHOELLER® DRYSKIN® fabrics are developed using highly advanced weaving techniques that create double sided fabrics offering different functions on each face. The DWR treated outer layer provides water repellency, durability, abrasion and wind resistance (less than 20cfm). The inner layers offer comfort where the fabric structure maximises moisture management and allows micro air pockets to form, maintaining an excellent microclimate. |
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SHOELLER®NANOSPHERE®
| NANOSPHERE® is a finishing technology which provides a natural self-cleaning effect and an extremely high level of water and dirt repellence. The finish is highly abrasion resistant and remains active even after frequent washes. |
| AF™ Soft Shell | AF Soft Shell fabrics combine the shell and mid layers offering excellent all-round performance. They offer wind and water resistance whilst maximising thermal comfort and moisture management and have fantastic stretch and recovery properties. |
| KELAR® | KEVLAR® branded fibre is an innovative technology from DuPont that provides high strength, lightweight performance dramatically improving the durability of selected kicker patches. |
| DWR | A finish applied to a fabric that will bead-up water on its surface to stop it soaking into the fibres. This maintains breathability and shortens drying times. |
| Wicking | the act of transferring moisture from the skin to the outer layer of a garment quickly and efficiently where is evaporates. Provides a drier more comfortable environment inside a piece of clothing/ equipment. |
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