Spyder Propulsion Pants | Kids'

$160.00
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Spyder Propulsion Pants 

 

High-Performance Snow Pants for Young Skiers

The Spyder Propulsion Pants Kids’ are built for young skiers and snowboarders who need dependable weather protection, warmth, and freedom of movement on the mountain. Stretch EXO SHIELD™ fabric with a 10K/10K waterproof-breathable laminate helps keep kids dry, while 60g PrimaLoft® Black Eco insulation provides lightweight warmth. Adjustable waist tabs, snow gaiters, reinforced cuffs, and Spyder’s Small to Tall growth system make these pants ready for active kids and multiple seasons of wear.

 

Why They’ll Love Them

10K/10K waterproof-breathable stretch fabric protects against snow and moisture

EXO SHIELD™ stretch construction allows unrestricted movement while skiing and snowboarding

60g PrimaLoft® Black Eco insulation delivers lightweight warmth without excessive bulk

Critically taped seams provide additional weather protection

Adjustable waist creates a secure, customizable fit

Snow gaiters with gripper elastic help keep snow out of boots

Reinforced cuffs and scuff guards improve durability in high-wear areas

Zippered hand pockets securely store small essentials

Small to Tall growth feature adds up to 1½ inches of length as kids grow

✔ Ideal for skiing, snowboarding, resort riding, and all-day snow play

 

Technical Specifications

Category: Kids’ insulated ski & snowboard pant

Shell: EXO SHIELD™ stretch fabric

Waterproofing: 10K

Breathability: 10K

Insulation: 60g PrimaLoft® Black Eco

Seams: Critically taped

Waist: Adjustable

Snow Protection: Snow gaiters with gripper elastic

Durability: Reinforced cuffs and scuff guards

Pockets: Zippered hand pockets

Growth System: Small to Tall — up to 1½" additional length

Performance: Waterproof / Breathable / Insulated / Stretch / Durable

Best For: Kids’ skiing, snowboarding, resort riding, and winter play

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