The North Face Mens Andies Convertible Trousers
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General
Offering a tapered fit and made in a stretch fabric, The North Face Men's Andies Convertible Pants are next-generation trousers that give you ultimate flexibility whatever the weather and wherever you are in the world. Constructed from durable materials, and with a water-repellent treatment, they're perfect for hiking in all weather conditions. They are packed with outdoor-friendly features such as secure-zipped pockets to keep essentials safe and a crotch gusset for an improved range of motion.
Technical details
Ideal use:
Trekking, Hiking
Materials:
87% Polyester
13% Elastane
Durable water-repellent (DWR) finish
Key features:
Inner elasticated adjustment for better movement
Two zip-secure hand and side pockets
Zip off legs convert trousers to shorts
Crotch gusset for improved mobility
FlashDry-XD waterproof technology
Centre front snap and fly closure
Waistband with belt loops
TNF logo on cargo pocket
Stow pocket on right
Roll-up hem feature
Rear zip pocket
Lightweight
Tech specs:
Weight: 420g
Size and fit:
Fit: Regular
Material
Fabric | Polyester |
Specification
Technical features | Stretch, Water repellent, Wind resistant |
Garment features | Adjustable cuffs, Adjustable waist, Pockets, Zip-off |
Fit/Measurements
Weight (g) | 420 |
Size recommendation | Normal fit. Choose your regular size. |
Other features
Brand | The North Face |
Ideal For | Backpacking, Everyday Walking, Hiking, Mountaineering, Trekking |
Gender | Mens |
Product Code | A1B24050 |
User Reviews (56)
Certificates
SBTi 2030 |
About this brand
Few brands inspire confidence like The North Face. Year after year they make some of the best ski wear on the market. Bold colours, flattering fits and this year there’s something even more exciting in the line-up, a new fabric they’ve developed to deliver superior comfort, FUTURELIGHT. An added bonus of FUTRELIGHT is its eco-friendly credentials. Recycled materials go into the product, the waterproof coating comes from PFC-free chemicals while the factory is solar powered. The North Face is named after the coldest, most unforgiving side of a mountain. But it was actually founded in 1966 at an altitude of 150 feet above sea level, on a beach in San Francisco’s North Beach area. Their mission is to provide the best gear, support the preservation of the outdoors and inspire exploration. Judging from this year’s collection, which matches style and rugged protection, they’re still very much on track.
