ROCK PANT - KARPOS

The Rock Pant is Karpos ' best-selling outdoor trousers! The Rock is a pant with a mountaineering design, developed in a wide range of colours.

Rock Pant has a mountaineering design, elastic to facilitate movement, resistant to avoid tears and unstitching. The crotch cut has been designed to make movements extremely easy.

They are trousers made of two types of fabrics: single-elastic at the front on the upper part and on the entire bottom of the leg; bi-elastic on the knees and seat.
The bottom is Kortec reinforced to offer greater resistance to wear.

These trousers are made of K-Stretch , an extremely light and breathable material but, at the same time, also very robust and elastic. The K-Stretch on this pant is DWR treated to better repel water and dirt.

Technical features:

• YKK® zippers
• K-Stretch treatment
  
• DWR treated fabric
• Reinforcements in Kortec
• Weight: 325 g (size M)
• Fit: slim
• Insulation: 2 (on a scale of 1 to 5)
• Water protection: 1 (on a scale of 1 to 5)
• Wind protection: 3 (on a scale of 1 to 5)
• Breathability: 4 (on a scale of 1 to 5)
• Compressibility: 4 (on a scale of 1 to 5)

Cape Specifications:

• Adjustable internal elastic closure with external elastic drawstring
• Non-slip elastic on the bottom of the trousers
• Invisible zip on the flap
• Toothed zip with garage on the pockets for greater opening speed
• Reflective inserts

Karpos & Manifattura Valcismon: an Italian story

Karpos is an Italian technical clothing brand born 10 years ago but linked to a much older history, almost 70 years old: that of Manifattura Valcismon , a company founded in 1946 by Giordano Cremonese in Fonzaso , in the province of Belluno .

Born in the cross-country ski textile sector, it created the Sportful brand in 1972.
It then opened up to competition cycling by acquiring the Castelli Cycling brand, achieving great success. In fact, it becomes the official supplier brand of the Giro d'Italia .
In 2007 it opened up to outdoor technical clothing with Karpos .

The Karpos logo aims to represent both climbing man and all those animals capable of overcoming gravity without wings. This is the reason for this "superhuman hand" , a fusion between the phalanges of a man and a gecko.