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| Name | W6 RAIN TROUSERS M STEEL BLACK |
| EAN | 5707549464069 |
| MPN | A87-554-M |
| Brand | Westin |
| Size | M |
| Clothing Type | Trousers |
| Season | Spring |
| Waterproof Rating | 10000mm |
| Breathability | 10000g/m²/24h |
| Color | Steel Black |
| Material | 100% Polyester |
| Pockets | 3 |
Yes. Supplier information states a 10,000mm waterproof rating and fully seam-sealed construction for fishing in rain and spray.
Yes. The trousers are described as breathable, with a 10,000 breathability rating to help release excess heat and moisture during activity.
That is one of the intended features. The ankle-to-knee leg zips and snap-adjustable openings are made for easier on and off over boots.
Choose by your usual clothing size. This matrix covers S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL, so the main difference between variants is fit rather than features.
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The Westin W6 Rain Pants are built for anglers who need waterproof, breathable over-trousers that stay comfortable through long sessions in rain and spray. With a 10,000mm waterproof rating and seam-sealed construction, this model helps you stay dry while still letting heat and moisture escape.
Toraydelfy waterproof fabric and fully sealed seams are designed to keep persistent rain and surface spray out. The reinforced lower-leg panels add extra durability where trousers regularly meet wet decks, banks and boots.
Ankle-to-knee leg zips and snap-adjustable leg openings make the trousers easier to pull on over boots when the weather turns. The adjustable hem with hook-and-loop closure helps fine-tune the fit around footwear.
Three zipped pockets provide secure storage for small essentials while you are moving along the bank or fishing from a boat. The polyester construction keeps the trousers light enough for active use across spring and other wet days on the water.
