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The Stratus Softshell Bib Black for women from the brand Blackcrows is a bib designed for skiing, combining performance and comfort on the slopes.
Made from Schoeller®-ecorepel® fabric, this waterproof, breathable, and windproof bib effectively protects you from the elements. Its Schoeller® c_change® membrane adapts to temperature and humidity for optimal comfort. Its production using recycled materials helps reduce water consumption and CO2 emissions.
The fitted cut and high waist ensure a comfortable fit. The removable braces make it easy to put on and allow for personalised support. The bib is four-way stretch for total freedom of movement. Practical features include a zipped pocket on the thigh, Cordura® reinforcements at the bottom of the legs, and a zipped gusset for a perfect fit with boots. The RECCO® reflector enhances safety in case of avalanches.
With the W Stratus Softshell Bib Black, fully enjoy your descents with complete protection and comfort.





- Waterproof and breathable bib pants
- Slim fit
- High waist
- Removable suspenders
- 4-way stretch
- Front opening with YKK Aquaguard® zip
- Zipped thigh pocket
- Cordura® reinforcements at the bottom of the legs
- Zipped gusset at the bottom of the legs
- RECCO® reflector
Composition:
- Outer fabric: Schoeller® softshell - 45% polyamide, 42% polyester, 13% elastane
- Lining: 100% recycled nylon
| Schoeller®-ecorepel® | Made in Switzerland, the PFC-free Schoeller®-ecorepel® fabric features an odourless high-tech finish that repels water and dirt. Certified bluesign®, it complies with strict environmental and health standards. |
| Schoeller® c_change® | Swiss membrane that is breathable, waterproof and windproof, adapting to temperature and humidity for optimal comfort. |
| RECCO® | RECCO® is an avalanche rescue system used worldwide to aid rapid location of people. The two-part system includes a detector used by rescuers and reflectors integrated into garments. Together, they enable quick localisation using radar but do not replace the use of transceivers. |