Teclite Salopettes
These are the high activity, mild weather alternative to the DP Salopettes or Special 6 Trousers, when less insulation but maximum wicking is required. The touch-and-close chest tab over the top of the full length side zip allows the top zip slider to be lowered for extra ventilation when needed.
Ideal for summer Alpine use or milder British winter days.
Features
- Pertex® Quantum shell (Formally known as Pertex Classic)
- Fast wicking Teclite micro-pile lining
- Windproof to 40mph
Available colours
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Black
- Full length side zips.
- High front and rear bib for added protection.
- Touch-and-close chest adjuster.
- Touch-and-close ankle adjuster.
- Zipped three way front map pocket.
- Front to back convenience zip.
- Adjustable elasticated shoulder straps with quick release buckles.
Sizes: 36 / 38 / 40 / 42 / 44 / 46 / 48 / 50
Weight: 570gms
| Teclite Salopettes | 36 | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46 | 48 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest Measurement | 36″ 91.5cm |
38″ 96.5cm |
40″ 101.5cm |
42″ 107cm |
44″ 112cm |
46″ 117cm |
48″ 122cm |
| Inside Leg | 31″ 78.5cm |
31″ 78.5cm |
31″ 78.5cm |
31″ 78.5cm |
31″ 78.5cm |
31″ 78.5cm |
31″ 78.5cm |
All sizes are chest sizes as Salopettes are all a high bib design.
All measurements are approximate. Buffalo Systems Limited reserve the right to amend any specifications in the interests of improving our products.
I am in the very wet pacific northwest. Perfect weight bids for wet cold weather at around freezing temperatures, up to 40 degrees F or so for me. For hiking and stop and go. If your looking for bibs for mountaineering, skiing, or hiking in these semi cold and possibly wet close to freezing conditions(also colder). They are a great choice. Quick drying from rain and sweat , keeps a comfortable skin.
I will like to redo my review.
Temperature range is around 20 to 55 degrees F for me. Good for mountaineering, hiking, skiing etc. Great for around freezing weather and rainy conditions. The micropile is fast drying and very comfortable. I am located in the Pacific Northwest.