Konseal Short 11" M Dark Velvet Sand

Arc'Teryx

Konseal Short 11" M Dark Velvet Sand

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Durable and technical climbing shorts - Men - Konseal Short 11" - Arc'teryx - Spring-Summer 2023

£62.90

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£89.90

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Konseal Short 11" M Dark Velvet Sand

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Description

The Konseal Short 11" Dark Velvet Sand from Arc'teryx is a soft and high-performance T-shirt.

Climbing is part of Arc’teryx's DNA. The same applies to the Konseal. Durable, versatile and designed to accompany you in the gym or on the cliff, these shorts will be perfect for every adventure. The durable and comfortable material combines the natural softness of organic cotton, the durability and quick drying of nylon and the stretch of elastane. The gusseted crotch improves freedom of movement, the zipperless waistband does not interfere with the harness and the thigh pocket is accessible with a harness.

Arc'teryx - Spring/Summer Collection 2023

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Technical details

Size

Normal

Stretch

Overview

Brand

Arc'teryx

Warranty

Year

2023

Season

Spring

Gender

Men

Product details

Weight (g)

265

Technical details

Fit

Standard

Length

Mid-thigh

Shorts type

Shorts

Other features

- Low semi-elastic belt
- Concealed belt adjustment for a precise and comfortable fit
- 4-way stretch material

Materials:
- 69% cotton, 29% nylon, 2% elastane

- DWR without PFC for better water resistance

DWR

The durable water-repellent (DWR) finish repels light rain and snow and speeds up fabric drying time. In addition to the waterproof/breathable membrane, the durable water repellent (DWR) finish prevents the fabric from becoming soaked so that the membrane can function effectively.

PFC

The chemicals known as PFCs: perfluorocarbons are substances that have recently been singled out by Greenpeace as carcinogenic and endocrine disrupting.