DANE Lyngby Air 2 Gore-Tex® Pro* Motorcycle Trousers - maximum wearing comfort and optimum weather protection
DANE's Lyngby Air 2 trousers are engineered using GORE-TEX® Pro fabrics and are perfect for die-hard riders in extreme weather conditions that require durability.
Impact areas made of GORE-TEX® ARMACOR for high abrasion resistance, that are combined with elastic zones made of stretch GORE-TEX® Pro 3-layer laminate. Thigh ventilation is provided through the membrane using special DANE RAINBLOCKER® YKK vent zippers.
DANE Lyngby Air 2 Gore-Tex® Pro* Motorcycle Trousers features:
- windproof, waterproof and breathable, GORE-TEX® Pro Shell three-layer laminate
- AQUASEAL® YKK vent zippers on the upper leg
- outer material with water resistant and dirt resistant polymer impregnation
- height adjustable EN 1621-1 certified SaS-Tec CE certified level 2 knee protectors
- pockets for EN 1621-1 CE certified protectors on hips
- large GORE-TEX® Armacor 3L reinforcements on the sides, knees and seat
- extra wear-resistant leather patches on seat
- 3M Scotchlite™ reflective areas on the sides
- detachable thermal lining
- thermal insulation made of DEXFIL® Performance Insulation
- variable adjustable leg closure using zip and cord
- 2 outside pockets
- easy-to-use magnet/hook closure
- option for detachable braces on the inside
- long and short connecting zip
- CE EN17092 A certified
Materials:
- Outer: 96% polyamide (GORE-TEX® Armacor 3L, Cordura), 2% aramid
- Net lining: 100% polyester
- Thermal lining: 100% polyester (DEXFIL®)
- Membrane: 100% PTFE (GORE-TEX® Pro Shell)
*GORE-TEX® Pro products are always made with 3-layer GORE-TEX® Pro fabrics and are built for maximised ruggedness which are ideal for extreme and extended use. The fabric’s construction keeps your body dry by reducing the accumulation of sweat, so you remain cool during aerobic activities and warm during cool-down. Made to meet the high demands of serious outdoor enthusiasts. All products engineered with GORE-TEX® product technology carry the promise.
