UPDATE 04/29/2015 Unfortunately, the trousers is untenable. After having dissolved the seams at the gusset immediately with their first order of pants after a few trips this happened in the spare trousers immediately delivered from Amazon a few weeks again. My horizon of understanding eludes me such a quality defect in full. There is an elastic pants. So there must be a correspondingly elastic and abrasion-resistant thread can be used in an appropriate seam to ensure the stability - see cycling shorts !!! Why does not manage VAUDE at a 160 expensive pants to produce reasonable quality? We are talking about a single-layer pants without lining or padding with a few zippers. Quite apart from the trousers is also produced in Vietnam - because of bluedesign and GREEN SHAPE that I do not laugh. Other companies produce at such prices in Europe without any problems and provide durable quality. ORTOVOX or SALEWA for example. Speaking SALEWA ... My Freak ski pants which is also provided with a stretch now holds more than 100 ski without any seam problem - perhaps the friends at VAUDE should times procure the right know-how there ?! However, I'm actually your own fault - I also have a 3 Aletsch jacket by VAUDE and also this is soooo great dissolve designed that begins wearing the soft coating of wind flap after a few times in the zipper area - at a 420 jacket - sensational !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Super tight-fitting ski pants for spring's or not to cool temperatures. SkiRunners are probably your enjoy it. Unfortunately, the seam on Zwickel has dissolved into thin air with the first delivery. Immediate replacement came immediately and I am hopeful that this was an outlier ;-) ... The pants keeps wind and rain from ... well at continuous rain they are, however, on ... Multiple venting options and super adjustability on the legs.
