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Craghoppers Mens Kiwi Pro Trousers
Craghoppers Mens Kiwi Pro Trousers
Craghoppers Mens Kiwi Pro Trousers
Craghoppers Mens Kiwi Pro Trousers
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Posted 23 November 2023

Craghoppers Mens Kiwi Pro Trousers

£21.97
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About this deal

Good walking trousers in many different colours and sizes at around half the price of retail.

Technical description

Agile technical trousers designed to deliver outstanding performance. The stretch polyamide construction offers unrestricted freedom of movement with added sun protection and EcoShield PFC-free DWR finish. Includes 4 zipped pockets, durable heel tape and sunglasses wipe.
About this item
  • EcoShield plant based DWR
  • Sunglasses wipe
  • Heel tape
  • Part elasticated waist
  • Wash & wear
  • NOSI DEFENCE: NosiDefence provides a robust barrier of specially constructed fibres which are too tough for insects like mosquitoes to penetrate.
  • SOLAR SHIELD: SolarShield fabric technology has been tried and tested to give you UPF40+ protection from harmful UV rays.
  • Water Repellent: A durable water repellent finish provides protection from light moisture to keep you drier for longer.
  • Anti-Insect: Our anti-insect treatment is built into our fabric and offers defence against biting insects, lasting the lifetime of the garment.
  • Sun Protection: Sun-protection is given by a combination of 3 things, the density of the fabric construction, the type of yarns used and its colour.

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  1. Laurel-Hardy's avatar
    I bought these in 2021, and while they are ok, I found that they pill and quickly look poor quality. If they were £5 cheaper I might buy another pair, but not worth it at this price.
    ianblack's avatar
    Yeah I agree with this comment, I've had a few of the kiwi pro trousers. OK to start off with but they pill ie "go hairy" after a while. I don't think the material is as durable as it should be
  2. Roger_Irrelevant's avatar
    Pro-Tip: Check charity shops as you can sometimes find the ones where the legs zip off for £3-4.
    villan57's avatar
    Yep depends on where you live, by us the shoplifters beat you to the good stuff. I wish I was joking 
  3. hedgyhog's avatar
    I have loads of Craghoppers trousers. Most are the "Winter lined" versions, but also zip-off shorts, unlined, and ultra thin Nosilife versions.


    The older ones with chunky zip puller are the best. I like many others have had problems with later versions and "pilling" or attracting crap during washing.

    The sizing between versions varies wildly.

    If the Winter lined version was still available with the chunky zip puller, then I would buy. Alas, I think the quality IMHO has decreased.
    Cheikthisout's avatar
    That's a shame to hear the quality isn't much good. I've not long got into hiking a bit more and got a pair of convertible and winter lined, and quite like both but do notice the pilling thing that people describe. Any suggestions for other brands that don't cost a fortune? Craghoppers was the only brand that I found for reasonable prices during sales
  4. no1goldenchild's avatar
    I bought a couple of pairs of these back in 2021 and find them great, still wearing great. I paid £15.36 for them, well worth it.
  5. Shab99's avatar
    I have a few pairs of these and bought them years ago when they were guaranteed for life.

    I still claim on that guarantee every 5 years or so.

    What a bargain that was!
    Skwoddie's avatar
    Ditto. Also their fleece-lined Kiwis (perfect winter dog-walking Trews).
  6. Unit731LivesOn's avatar
    just be warned, go a size smaller. there 30in are more like 32in waist.
  7. Jason_Philip's avatar
    Any recommendations for a convertible pair?
  8. Redtraveller1's avatar
    Great these but the sizes are all over the place and never consistent
  9. jaizan's avatar
    These are nylon. I find polyester is a better material and certainly looks better for longer.
    Also, nylon tends to lose it's shape more in the washing machine. Possibly as the material absorbs water.

    As for the comments on zip off leg trousers, well I find those chafe around the zip area so I avoid them now.
  10. scroatamus's avatar
    Worst trouser they make. thin & fragile. & some stupidly placed pockets. Slightest bramble encounter , will see pulls in the material. Kiwi classic are much better quality. (edited)
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