Herock Tornado Zip Off Trousers - Men

Herock Tornado Zip Off Trousers - Men

The Herock Tornado Zip Off Trousers - Men zip down into shorts. In a climate that swings from a cold morning to a hot afternoon, that is the most useful thing a trouser can do. The fabric is a 205 g/m² polyamide ripstop with four-way stretch.

Features and Benefits

The zip off legs earn their keep here more than almost anywhere. Start a winter morning in the Hajar Mountains in full length. By eleven you are in shorts. You carried no second garment and found nowhere to change.

Additionally, polyamide ripstop is the right fabric for that job. It is lighter than a cotton blend at the same durability. It dries quickly after a sweat or a wadi crossing. The ripstop grid keeps a snag from becoming a tear.

Moreover, reinforcing polyamide panels sit at the knees and pockets where wear concentrates. Four-way stretch panels handle the movement. An extendable hem covers the fit if the leg runs short. The front button is covered so nothing scratches what you lean against.

Product-Specific Use Cases

This Herock Tornado Zip Off Trousers - Men is the trouser for a day that starts at dawn in the mountains and finishes in the heat. It works for hiking at Jebel Jais and Wadi Shawka. It suits overlanding days in Liwa, where you are in and out of the vehicle. For travel, one garment covering two climates saves room in a bag.

Technical Specifications

A 205 g/m² ripstop trouser that zips down into shorts.

• Main Fabric: 91 percent polyamide, 9 percent elastane ripstop, 205 g/m²
• Stretch Panels: 93 percent polyamide, 7 percent elastane, 4-way stretch
• Reinforcement: 100 percent polyamide at high-wear points
• Legs: Zip off, converting to shorts
• Hem: Extendable
• Pockets: 2 side, 1 thigh, 1 ruler, 2 back
• Front: Covered button

Why Buy at Trekaline

Get the Herock Tornado Zip Off Trousers - Men from Trekaline for fast UAE delivery. Eligible orders ship free and returns are hassle-free. We choose gear that copes with heat, humidity and sand, because that is what it has to survive locally.