Supertrack Robust Waterproof Trousers - Green

Comfort and robustness: two essential factors when hunting in woodland

These hunting trousers are made from two main components which combine strength and comfort: a P600 polyester fabric on the outer membrane, and a mesh lining on the inside. They replace the Supertrack 300 trousers in our range: our aim with this model, featuring an elasticated waistband, was to offer hunters a robust product providing the best value for money.

A waterproof component for hunting in the rain without any problems

With a waterproof rating of 2,000 mm, the Supertrack 100 trouser provides excellent protection from the rain. We measure a fabric's resistance to a water column, in mm (based on the ISO 811 standard). The higher the pressure, the more waterproof the tissue is. A component with a waterproof rating of 2000mm can resist the pressure from 2000mm of water (which is equivalent to a rain shower lasting 2 hours).

Why is there an inner mesh fabric?

When moving through woodland where the vegetation can become dense, and where effort is required to make your way through and follow your dogs, you can quickly get hot. This is why our designers and engineers decided that the lining and inner assembly should help wick away perspiration for greater comfort. This membrane is made of mesh.

Other notable features

In terms of design, we have prioritised the essential features: There are of course 2 hand pockets, contrasting panels, and the upper rear part of the trousers protects your lower back during hunting. Finally, the trousers have double-thickness reinforcements around the thighs, knees, and on the inside of the calves.

Weight

Size S: 0.580 kg

Size M: 0.600 kg

Size L: 0.630 kg

Size XL: 0.650 kg

Size 2XL: 0.670 kg

Size 3XL: 0,700 kg

Size Length of the inside leg Length of leg without a belt

S M L XL 2XL 3XL

79.5 80.2 81 81.1 82.1 82.2

98.3 99.8 101.4 102.9 105.4 106.9

Repair a snag yourself

"Got a snag in your clothing? Wondering how to repair it?

Snags and tears can happen out in the wild.

The good news is that it can be repaired! You can apply an iron-on patch to prevent the hole from getting bigger or the threads coming loose. All you need is a patch, scissors and an iron!"