








Waterproof and breathable trousers - Women -
15% off
*See conditionsThe W Reserve 2L Stretch Pants Bear Hug Brown for women from the brand Burton is a technical trouser designed for skiing and snowboarding.
Made from 2-layer DRYRIDE™ stretch fabric, 100% recycled polyester, these trousers offer excellent waterproofing and breathability. Their construction using recycled materials helps reduce water consumption and CO2 emissions. Nylon panels and a nylon taffeta lining enhance abrasion resistance, while fully taped seams ensure optimal protection against moisture.
The slim fit is designed for a comfortable fit and great freedom of movement, with stretch panels at the knees and seat. The waist is easily adjustable with velcro, and waterproof gaiters combined with anti-friction cuffs effectively protect against snow. Zipped gussets at the ankles make it easier to put on with boots. Mesh-lined vents with snag-free mesh on the thighs provide good temperature regulation. You also have two secure hand pockets and a (carabiner) clip for keys.
These trousers combine performance and comfort to accompany you on all your winter mountain outings.





- Ski/snowboard trousers
- Slim fit
- Stretch panels at the knees and seat
- Fully taped seams
- Fly and waistband lined with microfleece
- Waist adjustment with velcro
- Attachment loops to connect the jacket to the trousers
- Waterproof gaiters
- Abrasion-resistant trouser hems
- Zipped gussets at the ankles
- Thigh vents lined with snag-resistant mesh
- 2 hand pockets
- Key clip in pocket
Composition:
- Stretch DRYRIDE™ 2-layer fabric: 100% recycled polyester
- Nylon panels
- Nylon taffeta lining
| DRYRIDE™ | Burton’s DRYRIDE is a technology developed to enhance the waterproofness and breathability of ski/snowboard clothing. It uses technical materials that prevent snow and moisture from penetrating while allowing sweat and body heat to escape. Depending on the model, DRYRIDE can offer different levels of waterproofness and breathability to ensure good comfort even during long days on the slopes. |