The FWC'Cruz Cargo Snow Pants by O'Neill are specifically designed for use in the snow, offering both functionality and comfort. These ski pants feature a waterproof and breathable construction that protects the wearer in various weather conditions. The loose fit allows for freedom of movement, while the thermal insulation provides additional comfort in cold weather. The pants are ideal for winter sports enthusiasts who value reliable and durable clothing. With a waterproof rating of 20,000 mm, they are well-suited for demanding conditions. The Cruz Cargo Snow Pants are an excellent choice for anyone looking to feel comfortable in the mountains or on the slopes.
Target group | Men |
Colour | Brown |
Exact colour description | Coffee bean |
Trousers Equipment | Rear zipper pockets |
Material composition | 50% polyester |
Item number | 60995717 |
Manufacturer | O'Neill |
Category | Ski pants |
Release date | 11.8.2025 |
Sales rank in Category Ski pants | 299 of 4369 |
Colour | Brown |
Exact colour description | Coffee bean |
Upper | Polyester |
Material composition | 50% polyester |
Target group | Men |
Age group | Adults |
Trouser size | M |
Fit | loose fit |
Sport | Skis |
Trouser length | Long |
Breathability | 10000 g/m²/24h |
Hydrostatic head | 10000 mm |
Trousers Equipment | Rear zipper pockets |
Layer of clothing | Outer layer / weather protection layer |
Membrane | 10000 mm water column |
Pockets | Flap pocket |
Fabric properties | Lined, Waterproof, Windproof |
Country of origin | Myanmar |
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