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Inov-8 Unisex Stormshell Pant V2
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Inov-8 Unisex Stormshell Pant V2
Keep the weather out with the unisex STORMSHELL™ PANT V2.
Perfect for wet weather training and racing, the STORMSHELL™ PANT V2 meets mandatory race kit requirements, when organisers decide that full waterproofs must be carried.
Super lightweight, the PANT has been designed with movement in mind and allows you full range when running at pace.
With a waterproof rating of 20,000mm HH, the STORMSHELL™ PANT V2 offers a high level of protection from the rain. Equally though, it’s breathability rating of 20,000 MVP lets moisture exit the shell, keeping you comfortable as you push the pace.
Easy to put on and take off, the STORMSHELL™ PANT V2 packs down small, easily fitting into race vest or hydration pack.
Whether you’re training in the hills or mountains, or racing over them, the STORMSHELL™ PANT V2 is the dependable piece of kit you need to keep you dry and safe.
Price in GBP
£125.00
£112.50
£12.50
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Weight: 123g
Material: 100% Recycled Nylon
Waterproof: 20,000mm HH Waterproof Rating
Breathability: 20,000 B-1 Breathability Rating
Packable
Race Kit Requirement: Meets Compulsory Race Kit Requirements
Product Care
Please consider the environment when deciding when to wash your clothing. Obviously if you’ve done a particularly long/intense activity in a garment and it smells, it’s probably time to put it in the wash. But you can often get several wears out of your kit without washing, by simply hanging it up and letting it air between uses.
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS:
Zip up any zips and fasten any Velcro before placing inside the washing machine.
Wash on a 30°C cycle, or according to the garment’s care label.
We recommend using a detergent suitable for performance clothing such as Grangers® Active Wash. This laundry detergent is specifically formulated to remove stubborn dirt and odours, and to maintain your clothing’s wicking properties.
Do not use fabric softener.
Leave to dry naturally – do not tumble dry.
