Description
Stretch waterproof – Tested in Antarctica
The Amundsen Peak is our first knickerbocker, which has been perfected over several years. It was first made for our Antarctic Expedition in 2011, and received its name as it protected us during the first ascent of Amundsen Peak.
We can boldly state that this knickerbocker is the first truly technical knickerbocker ever made, and is the basis of our 3-PART concept.
It is ideal for ski touring and expeditions small or big.
The combination of 4-way stretch, waterproof and breathing capabilities ensures a combo of full protection and the comfort you need.
And let’s face it – Knickerbockers are simply smarter than pants!
Ingebrigt Hårstad –
These are simply amazing. Favorite summer shorts, tied with vagabond knickerbockers, and if the weather is colder just zip up the sides and put on some long socks. I use them when biking, climbing, hiking, and of course the daily use as an alternative for shorts. Very comfortable, and super durable. Definitely my favorite piece in my wardrobe.
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Marius –
Good and strong knickerbocker with a very high quality. Used them for my down hill skiing as well as hiking. Easy to attach to the gaiters for colder days. Nice to match with every jacket and colors.
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Viljar –
There knickers suits evet type of conditions. Easy to handle, Easy to USE, with the highest possible qualiy:)
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Kristian –
I’ve used these way more than I thought I would. Comfortable, durable and stylish! I complaints what so ever.
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Martin –
Comfortable pants for skiing and autumn hike.
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Gunnar –
Ive used this a while now, and all I can say is that I love it. So comfortable, smooth and silent you almost can’t believe it is a technical weatherproof garment. Venting works perfectly, and the look is outstanding. I feel fabulous wearing crunched down socks, hikingshoes/boots and knickers. There is something adventurous and “norwegian” about it. Im getting Peak Gaiters asap, because I know I will be using the knickers a lot this winter.
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W. –
Tested on a 6 day cross-country trip across the Hardangervidda. Sturdy and comfortable, with decent venting (the double zip is pretty useful). Undoubtedly stylish and comfortable, and it’s nice to open up the bottoms and roll down the socks & gaiters on a hot day.
Wore them with half length thermal long johns underneath, and some knee length socks. The attachment system for the gaiters is well designed and didn’t let any snow in, even after a few crashes in deep snow.
Sizing is a little bit off for the bottom section if you have large calves/lower legs, and our guide was concerned that the gap in that area would let the wind & snow in if we had a storm. No problems with that, but the worst we encountered were winds of up to 12 metres per second. May be worth carrying a spare set of long wind breaking trousers just in case. Otherwise the material is deceptively good at both blocking wind & letting out sweat.
I’ll be interested to see how they do in the long term.
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Petter B –
Funker bra med av på med bein!
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