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When unpredictable heat strikes midday on your climb and cools again as you set up camp at the end, you'll be glad you picked the quick-drying Marmot® Women's Kodachrome Convertible Pants for your trek. The abrasion-resistant Nylon can handle the jagged branches and rough rocks you might encounter, while the stretch construction, articulated knees, and inseam gusset allow for plenty of mobility. A rain shower or two or a leap across a brook won't dampen your spirits, thanks to the durable water-repellent DWR finish. If a hot, sunny trek is on tap, you'll be guarded against harmful rays with UPF-50 protection and a moisture-wicking DriClime® waistband. When it's time to cool off, simply use the leg zippers to convert the pants into 9-inch inseam shorts. Each leg features a colored zipper for easy coordination.

  • Bluesign® Approved fabric
  • Abrasion-resistant Nylon
  • Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) 50
  • Quick-drying Durable Water-Resistant Finish (DWR)
  • Stretch for increased mobility
  • Inseam gusset panel for increased range of motion
  • Pant legs zip fff to convert Into a 9" inseam short
  • Zipper secure pocket
  • DriClime® interior waistband for added comfort
  • Front hand pockets
  • Regular Fit

Product Features:

Fabric 94% Nylon, 6% Elastane Plain Weave Peached, PFC Free, with DWR, 3.8 oz/yd
Inseam 32" pant converts to 9" short

Style Number: 47490

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Started in the 1970s by two college students, the Marmot "club" involved climbing glaciated peaks with other "Marmots."  During the next two years, the two young men began experimenting with down products - a sweater, a parka, and three down sleeping bags. Then, in 1973 the two, along with a friend, purchased a retail location in Colorado and dubbed it Marmot Mountain Works.

By 1974 the company now known as Marmot® was born. As fate would have it, an acquaintance asked them to make 108 puffy jackets for a new Clint Eastwood movie - definitively putting them on the map. Soon introduced to Gore-Tex® fabric via another acquaintance the two began designing and manufacturing products with this new innovative technology.

The late 70s saw a company that was experiencing consistent growth by delivering a high-quality performance product. Today's Marmot has a tireless commitment to building the finest outdoor clothing and equipment available.