Dare2b Ski Pants/Salopettes

Model: Achieve II - Regular Leg (short leg available on our website)
Colour: Olympian Blue
Sizes XS - 3XL 

Highly waterproof/breathable ARED 20/20 ski pants with detachable braces and 4-way stretch. Engineered for maximum comfort. From deep winter to late spring.
Made from tough-wearing Oxford Polyester with a small grid pattern. Seam-sealed. 4-way stretch and articulated knee design for aerobic mobility. Detachable bib system and an adjustable waistband for a fine-tuned fit. Powder-blocking snowgaiters. Reinforced hems to keep them stronger for longer. Slim fitting, but roomy where needed, with a slight flare to sit over boots. Designed to coordinate with jacket collection.
  • Waterproof and breathable Ared 20/20 polyester 4-way stretch fabric
  • Durable water repellent finish
  • Taped seams
  • Warm touch lining to upper legs
  • Adjustable detachable braces with front slider system
  • Elasticated waist adjusters
  • 2 x side zipped pockets
  • Warm scrim pocket lining
  • Articulated knee design
  • Abrasion resistant fabric overlay at inner ankle and hem
  • Zip gusset at hem
  • Tab up hem
  • Integral snow gaiters
  • Black colourway is available in regular & short leg lengths - please see size chart for details

Inside Leg Approx. 32 inches

Approx sizing guide below for this colour
XS states 29-30 
Small states 31-32 inches  
Medium states 33-34 inches  
Large states  35-36 inches
XL states 37-38 inches 
2XL states 39-40  inches 
3xl states 40-43 inches

Please note that this years sizes appear to be coming up to size, where as previous seasons versions are somewhat larger.

Orders outside the UK

Important information. Having goods shipped from the UK to an overseas destination means that you pay NO UK  VAT/TAX, this means that you save the 20% VAT that UK citizens have to pay when buying from overseas. 

However your goods maybe subject to local import duties when they arrive at your countries borders. All countries are different. There may or may not be a charge. This is your responsibility. We advise that you check with your local tax office.