WOMEN'S HIKING PANTS BEYOND NORDIC BN001 V2

WOMEN'S HIKING PANTS BEYOND NORDIC BN001 V2 

Material composition:65% recycled polyester, 35% cotton

Weight: 690 g/m2

Features:

• Brushed surface of the pants
• RECCO® SAR system
• 4-way stretch 
• Ventilation zippers on the outer thighs and lower legs
• Waterproof and breathable material
• Teflon EcoElite DWR treatment of the material
• A total of 6 pockets, 5 of which have zippers
• Reinforced stitched areas on the thighs and inner seams up to the knee for exceptional durability
• Knee pockets for additional protection 
• Additional double-reinforced waistband straps with an extra loop for a carabiner or other attachment

Areas of use:leisure

The women's Beyond Nordic BN001 V2 pants contain a RECCO chip. This chip helps rescuers in locating in case of an avalanche.

How can a small reflector assist rescuers?

The RECCO® search system has two parts. A passive reflector, which you have as part of your clothing or equipment, always travels with you, returning signals to detectors that rescuers use to search for climbers or skiers buried in an avalanche.

The detector has a range of up to 20 meters in the event of an avalanche, but the more reflectors you have on you, the easier it will be for rescuers to find you. The advantage of the RECCO® transmitter is also its global use – it is the most widespread rescue system used by over 900 ski resorts and rescue services in 32 countries.

How can I check if my clothing has the RECCO® system?

You may not notice the reflector at first glance on your clothing. Although it weighs less than 4 grams, it will serve you for a lifetime. It does not need to be replaced, charged, or otherwise maintained; it functions as a passive part of the RECCO® rescue system. 

If you plan to go ski touring, skiing outside of ski slopes, or any activity in a challenging mountain environment with an increased avalanche risk, it is good to check if you have it on you. Look for the RECCO® label on your clothing; on pants, it is mostly located at the bottom above the ski boots, and on jackets, check the sleeve or the back under the hood.