Sherpa Dolma Softshell Tight

$ 45.50

4.8 (352) In stock

Dolma is the Tibetan word for the "Tara". Dolma Tights are the ultimate layer for your next hike, comfortable lazy days, or simple casual wear. Made from a bonded, 2-layer softshell material that’s highly breathable, they're soft against the skin and water repellent for exceptional comfort and impeccable moisture control. They’re cleverly designed with a wide waistband and flatlock seams for bulk free comfort under layers and a gusseted crotch for greater mobility as you scale new heights. These hiking tights are finished with a zippered side panel pocket for securing valuables and a UPF rating of 50+ to ensure maximum protection when the sun pops out from behind the clouds. Features: Breathable with a wind and water-repellent smooth exterior and a soft, warm and fuzzy interior Wide waistband for smooth fit under layers Gusseted crotch accommodates greater mobility and
Dolma is the Tibetan word for the Tara. Dolma Tights are the ultimate layer for your next hike, comfortable lazy days, or simple casual wear. Made from a bonded, 2-layer softshell material that’s highly breathable, they're soft against the skin and water repellent for exceptional comfort and impeccable moisture control. They’re cleverly designed with a wide waistband and flatlock seams for bulk free comfort under layers and a gusseted crotch for greater mobility as you scale new heights. These hiking tights are finished with a zippered side panel pocket for securing valuables and a UPF rating of 50+ to ensure maximum protection when the sun pops out from behind the clouds. Features: Breathable with a wind and water-repellent smooth exterior and a soft, warm and fuzzy interior Wide waistband for smooth fit under layers Gusseted crotch accommodates greater mobility and comfort Zippered side panel pocket Flatlock seams for bulk-free comfort Four-Way stretch offers ease of movement UPF Rating Of 50+ Inseam 28 Inches

Rolpa is a hill district about 280 km west of Kathmandu and is known for its rugged highlands.