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Designed for active women who prioritize both agility and protection, the Craghoppers Women's Kiwi Pro II Trousers are an ideal choice for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking reliable performance year-round. These trousers offer a flattering fit combined with specialized sun-protective fabric, making them perfect for long treks in varying conditions; however, users should note that the lightweight design is optimized for active movement rather than extreme alpine winter conditions.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Nylon |
| Dress Size UK | 16 |
| Model Part Number | CWJ1280R_3G316L |
| Brand | Craghoppers |
They are ideal for year-round active use, but for cold winter temperatures, you should wear thermal base layers underneath.
Yes, machine wash on a gentle, cool cycle. Avoid fabric softeners.
Yes, the fabric is specifically engineered to provide UV protection for outdoor activity.
The trousers should feel snug but comfortable, with enough stretch to perform a full squat without restriction.
No, they are splashproof. They are designed to repel light rain and moisture, not to act as a waterproof rain shell.
They are constructed from a durable, high-performance nylon blend designed for stretch and abrasion resistance.
The DWR coating has likely worn off; wash the garment and apply a DWR spray treatment.
Avoid contact with sharp, thorny vegetation and ensure the garment is not pulled over rough surfaces during transit.
For optimal longevity, wash your Kiwi Pro II Trousers on a gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid the use of fabric softeners, as these can interfere with the garment's moisture-wicking and water-repellent properties. It is recommended to air dry the trousers to maintain the fabric's integrity. To maintain the splashproof performance over time, consider using a technical DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray once the water no longer beads off the surface of the fabric.
