SALEWA Pantaloni da sci donna Dynafit Mercury DST, taglia: XS, Black Out

The SALEWA Women's Ski Pants Dynafit Mercury DST are high-performance ski touring pants designed for demanding alpine adventures. Crafted with Dynastretch softshell fabric, these pants offer exceptional 4-way stretch, wind resistance, and water repellency thanks to a PFC-free DWR finish. The athletic fit and pre-shaped knees ensure optimal mobility, while integrated snow gaiters and adjustable hem with snap buttons keep snow out. Side ventilation zippers provide temperature regulation during intense ascents. With two front zip pockets and a thigh zip pocket, essentials are always within reach. Ideal for ski touring, mountaineering, and alpine climbing in autumn, winter, and spring.

Advantages

These pants combine durability, flexibility, and weather protection. The Dynastretch material allows unrestricted movement, while the DWR coating sheds light moisture and snow. The adjustable waist with Velcro tabs ensures a secure fit, and the reinforced kick patches enhance longevity.

Suitable for

• Ski touring
• Mountaineering
• Alpine climbing
• Backcountry skiing

Key specifications

• Product Type: Ski Touring Pants
• Gender: Women's
• Size: XS
• Color: Black Out
• Material: Dynastretch (65% Polyamide, 26% Polyester, 9% Elastane)
• Water Resistance: Water-repellent (PFC-free DWR)
• Wind Resistance: Wind-resistant
• Breathability: High
• Fit: Athletic Fit
• Waist: Adjustable with Velcro tabs
• Pockets: Two front zip pockets, one thigh zip pocket
• Ventilation: Side ventilation zippers
• Hem Features: Adjustable hem with snap buttons, reinforced kick patches
• Gaiters: Integrated snow gaiters
• Knee Articulation: Pre-shaped knees
• Stretch: 4-way stretch
• Intended Use: Ski Touring, Mountaineering, Alpine Climbing
• Season: 3-Season (Autumn, Winter, Spring)
• Sustainability: PFC-free DWR

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair with a breathable base layer and a waterproof jacket. These pants are designed for active use; avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain.