Rev'it Outback 4 H2o Standard Pants Black

Multi-season trousers with thermal lining and waterproof membrane

Ventilation areas offer airflow

Adventure touring, commuting and daily riding: the Outback 4 H2O is among our most adaptable pants. Once combined with the coordinated jacket, to be joined with a zip, few garments compete in terms of protection, freedom of movement, ventilation, weather resistance and practicality. Climate Control A detachable and packable thermal liner extends the use of these trousers to cold weather conditions without adding too much weight, and you can insert the waterproof hydratex liner when you need it. On hotter days that require maximum ventilation, airflow can be controlled by zips on the upper legs, while the removable liners help you achieve the ideal internal temperature
- simply remove and fold away. Protection for Anywhere When you're off the beaten path, it's good to know that your pants are ready for anything. The abrasion-resistant exterior, combined with SEEFLEX CE-level 2 knee pads and SEESMART CE-level 1 hip protectors, is enough armor for even the most extreme adventures. We know that it's essential to keep travel items close at hand, so the roomy but rational side zip pockets do their job.
Comfort features

Adaptability:
Adjustment band at the waist
Adjustment tab on the ankles
Pockets:
Slit pockets on the hips
Lining:
3D mesh
Net
Characteristics:
Grip area on the seat
Short connection zipper
Elasticated on the knees
grip panel on the seat

Climatic characteristics

Waterproofing:
Removable hydratex|Lite lining
Isolation:
Removable thermal lining
Ventilation:
Ventilation areas on the thighs

Protection features

Protection:
SEEFLEX CE-level 2 knee pads
Coccyx protection
SEESMART CE-level 1 hip protectors
3D mesh protector pockets
External:
600D high density polyester
Stretch polyester
Ripstop polyester
Visibility:
Laminated reflectors on the calves

CERTIFICATION
This garment is certified according to the EN 17092 standard published in 2020 and has achieved the AA classification.