Rab Expedition 8000 Salopettes

Fit:Expedition

Insulation:850FP European Goose Down with Nikwax Fluorocarbon-Free Hydrophobic Finish (332g / 11oz, Size M)

Weight:850g / 30oz

Inner Fabric:Fabric Inner – Pertex® Quantum:,DWR 80/20,1cc,35g/m²,20d/20d,100% nylon 6

Outer Fabric:Fabric Outer – Pertex® Quantum Pro:,1000 HH,DWR 80/20,52g/m²,30d/30d,100% nylon 6 with Pertex® Pro coating

Product Code:QED-22

Pertex® Quantum Pro outer fabric

Pertex® Quantum lining

850FP European Goose Down with Nikwax Fluorocarbon-Free Hydrophobic Finish (332g / 11oz, Size M)

Rab® Fluorocarbon free Hydrophobic Down developed in conjunction with Nikwax®

Box wall construction, differential cut

PrimaLoft® Gold insulation (133g/m²) in chest and cuffs

Extended length YKK® front zip, 2 way zipper to allow toilet access

Front kangaroo pocket

Full length venting YKK® side zips with multiple pullers

Knee articulation

Adjustable support braces

Mitt compatible oversize features

Filled in Derbyshire UK

The Expedition 8000 salopettes are our warmest insulated pants built for the most extreme conditions, whether you’re summiting an 8000m peak or crossing the polar ice caps. Filled with 850FP goose down and built with robust and weather resistant Pertex® Quantum Pro outer fabric, these salopettes have been developed to retain heat in the world’s coldest environments.

A downproof Pertex® Quantum lining and boxwall baffle construction with differential cut maximise loft to improve heat retention. The chest and cuffs are filled with synthetic PrimaLoft® Gold insulation, with a spacious kangaroo front pocket for storing frequently used items.

Providing protection from harsh conditions, the salopettes have space to accommodate bulky layers and the knees have been optimised for articulation to enable freedom of movement on challenging terrain. Featuring an extended length two-way front zip (ideal for relief), adjustable support braces, full length side vents and mitt friendly oversized features, these salopettes have been refined to cope with the demands of expeditions.