$104.96 CAD $139.95 CAD
58A performance rock climbing pant which combines style and function by merging technical performance with a modern point of view. Designed to wear and function equally well in all environments.
Designed for:
Merges performance with modern aesthetics. Designed to wear from the outdoors to the city, adaptable & technical.
Best for moderate temperatures:
Ideal use in conditions from 5-20 degrees Celsius (40°F-70°F). A mid-weight face fabric is ideal for all around conditions.
Customer Rating:
"These are the best casual/technical pants I've ever owned. They are comfortable, stretchy, fit well, and look good."
Schoeller makes some of the best technical fabrics in the world, their specialization in sustainable development and production of innovative textiles made them a natural partner.
Moves with you no matter what the situation, giving a better fit and unrestricted movement all day long. From climbing, to travel, to day to day life, it is simply more comfortable.
Ensures a high level of water and dirt repellency, while also being environmentally sound, free from fluorocarbons and biodegradable.
The garment is recyclable at end of life, it is also created out of 37% bio based material. It uses 40% less energy & releases 56% fewer greenhouse gas emissions than traditional polyester material.
Designed to hold a phone, passport or any daily essentials. Also positioned perfectly to sit below a climbing harness and be easily accessible.
Great experience
CanadaBought the Men’s Brise Pant for my husband. He loves them. Think, stretchy material that makes for a comfortable fit. Skinnier leg fit gives the pant a nice style, but also has zippers at ankle for comfortable fit when putting on and off. Not bulky, but not too tight either. Highly recommended.
CanadaQualité incomparable !
CanadaReally enjoying those pants while climbing! It fits great and also stretch great, does not restrict your movements at all!
CanadaOverall, I'm enjoying the pants. Pricewise, these compete with lululemon and some arcteryx pants and the brise falls a bit short on quality. Just in terms of stitching, loose threads, and excess fabric on a back pocket. Designwise, I really like the brise. Would love to see the design in a perhaps higher end model, and experiment with different tech fabrics.
