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O'Neill Anvil Aop Kids Pants
O'Neill Anvil Aop Kids Pants
O'Neill Anvil Aop Kids Pants

O'Neill Anvil Aop Kids Pants

£ 90.-
incl. VAT 
Colour: light camo

 

 

 

 

Product details

Sustainability

Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials

Insulation

Medium insulation: Great for colder days

Article number

  • 677528
  • Gender

    • Kids

    Material Specification

    • 50 % REPREVE® recycled polyester, 50 % polyester

    Eco

    • Recycled materials

    Water Column

    • 10000 mm

    Breathability

    • 10000 g

    Rise

    • Medium rise

    Snowwear Features

    • Boot gaiter
    • Reinforced cuffs
    • Critically sealed seams

    Product description

    Kids snow pants with a high percentage of recycled materials 

    The Anvil Aop Pants are a must-have on the mountain. With a 60g Repreve® polyester lining, 10K water column and breathability and Grow system, you'll be well equipped for more than just a season on the mountain. It also has taped seams in critical areas and zipped pockets to keep your kids' belongings safe.

    Features
    • Grow system
    • Body shaped cut
    • Connection system
    • Reinforcements at critical points
    • Zip hand pockets
    • Reflective detailing 

    About O'Neill

    In 1952 Jack O'Neill set up a small surf shop on the shores of San Francisco. Despite none of his friends believing in him, he went on to build the world's leading wetsuit company in just a few years, which is now known for high-quality streetwear, snowwear, shoes and accessories in addition to surfwear. It just goes to show - if you want something bad enough don't let anything hold you back. We truly and wholeheartedly identify with this story as it rings so close to home with Blue Tomato being built up in much the same way.