The Härkila Driven Hunt HWS Insulated men's pants are thick and warm hunting pants with many built-in practical features like padding with thick Thermo Poly Shield Fill wadding and a wind- and waterproof HWS membrane This makes the pants ideal for static hunting in the cold autumn and winter months. The pants are made of durable polyester fabric and feature a suspender attachment and extended fabric on the back for even better comfort while wearing them. The Härkila Driven Hunt HWS Insulated Pants will be great for hunts taking place on cold winter days.

Features of the Härkila Driven Hunt HWS Insulated Pants:

• Zippers at the bottom of the legs for easy donning of the pants
• Interior cargo compartment in the right pocket
• Elastic waist belt for a snug fit
• Capacious thigh pockets with silent magnet closure
• Made entirely of pleasant polyester (taffeta)

DWR water repellent coating and HWS membrane

The pants are made of durable polyester fabric. The fabric has been additionally treated with DWR water repellent coating, making it resistant to dirt and water penetration. The pants are lined on the inside with warm, 120-gram Thermo Poly Shield™ Fill wadding, and have a wind- and water-resistant two-layer HWS® Härkila Weather System membrane to withstand rain with snow.

Fastening suspenders in the back

The pants have a high back that is attached to the suspenders and covers much of the wearer's back. This provides additional protection for the lumbar region and back from the cold, and both the suspenders and the back can be detached when not needed. At the back of the pants, the waistband is elastic for a snug fit and warmth retention.

Capacious zippered pockets

The insulated pants have two diagonal and zippered front pockets and two large thigh pockets with patches, equipped with silent magnetic closures. A cartridge holder is sewn into the right front pocket. The pants can be unzipped at the ankles for easy donning and doffing, and the zippers are covered with wind- and water-resistant patches. Velcro adjustments at the ankles were also used.