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Whether you are exploring nature in the summer, walking through autumn forests, or enjoying the tranquility of Nordic landscapes in the winter, hiking pants will be essential in your wardrobe.
A pair of hiking pants is a special type of pants that are durable, weather-resistant, and have many technical details to facilitate hiking trips.
Hiking pants comes in several models, thicknesses, and has different functions. The classic hiking pants are made of a durable material that can withstand rough terrain and tough challenges. Thanks to the tough material, such pants are usually wind- and water-resistant, which is perfect when facing the unreliable Nordic climate.
Choosing hiking pants that suit you depends entirely on your body shape, weather conditions, and the type of activity you are facing. If you enjoy being outdoors in winter or late autumn, pants that are lined on the inside are a good choice, providing extra protection and warmth. In summer, hiking shorts or zip-off hiking pants are preferred, or why not a hiking skirt?
All our hiking pants have a comfortable fit and provide maximum freedom of movement through various details and features. North Cape Collection For example, it is equipped with an adjustable waist, pre-bent knees, and several practical pockets. This version is very durable and works great for hiking in tough terrains.
If you are instead looking for pants for a more relaxed spring or summer hike, Trondheim or Lofoten Collections to check out. Lightweight but durable materials with good breathability and practical details.
Even Glittertind collection is a great choice for outdoor activities, especially during the summer, thanks to its incredibly light and airy material with a relaxed fit and nice details.
TIPS: If you are going hiking in rain or unreliable weather, pack a pair of waterproof rain pants in your backpack that you can easily pull over your hiking pants.
Don't dress too warmly! A common mistake is to wear too much or too warm clothes when going hiking. A tip is to rather dress in layers so you can add or remove clothing if it gets too hot or a little chilly.
Avoid pure cotton! A material that is often of good quality, but not suitable for high-intensity activities. Cotton absorbs moisture, which will make you and the garment soaking wet if you sweat a lot. Instead, choose garments made of functional materials that can transport moisture away from the body.
