MILLET ALL OUTDOOR XCS200 Women's Pants
Designed for winter hiking, the MILLET ALL OUTDOOR XCS 200 pants are your go-to choice when the weather turns unpredictable. Their Bi-face™ construction combines a water-repellent outer fabric with a warm, breathable interior for optimal thermal comfort without overheating.
Thanks to the PFC-free, renewable DWR water-repellent treatment (Teflon EcoElite™), moisture runs off without penetrating the fabric. You can enjoy peace of mind on wet or snowy trails, well protected from the elements.
Comfort on the move, even in cold weather
This model features a versatile regular fit, enhancedwith 2-way stretch fabric for great freedom of movement. The elasticated waistband adjusts naturally to your body shape, while the pre-shaped knees follow your stride, even on more technical terrain.
Comfortable from the moment you step out, these pants let you keep up a good pace without feeling uncomfortable, whether you're on a day hike or an active walk in cool weather.
Practicality for adventure
With three zippered pockets (two hand pockets and one thigh pocket), these pants keep your personal belongings safe and easily accessible. Their simple, functional design adapts to all outdoor situations.
Made from durable materials, these pants also embody Millet's eco-friendly commitments without compromising on performance.
Don't let the weather stop you from enjoying the outdoors. With the MILLET ALL OUTDOOR XCS 200 pants, you can walk with peace of mind, well protected and perfectly comfortable on all trails.
- Type : Woman
- Total weight : 366 g
- discount : -20%
The brand MILLET
Millet: outdoor clothing, footwear, and equipment for the mountains
Founded in Annecy, tested and certified in Chamonix, Millet has been exploring the unknown for over 100 years. Les Alpes françaises sont le laboratoire privilégié pour les essais et l’apprentissage de la marque Millet. Ils vous fournissent des produits fiables, durables et adaptables pour que vous puissiez vivre pleinement vos rêves de montagne. Passionnés et engagés, ils évoluent avec la montagne, limitant leur impact et protégeant la biodiversité.