Unpredictable conditions demand versatile protective apparel, and On’s DWR Explorer Hybrid Pants fall squarely in that category. On the outside, a PFC-free DWR coating blocks light rain, so you stay dry when the sky opens up. But even when the sun’s out, these pants can perform: The breathable polyester fabric keeps you cool on hikes or grocery runs, and it stretches with you as you move. Unique details like an adjustable waist and cinched drawstrings at the ankles help you dial in the perfect fit. With these pants, you’ll be ready for whatever your day has in store.
Features
PFC-free DWR treatment repels light rain and splashes
Adjustable waist helps you get a customized fit
Drawstrings at the ankles create a cropped look and block water and wind
Polyester fabric wicks sweat so you stay comfortable during high-intensity activities
Materials
100% polyester
Sizing
The On DWR Explorer Hybrid Pants have a regular fit that’s true to size, take your normal size in pants
For the absolute best personal fit, compare your body measurements to the chart below
Body Measurements
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Waist
31 - 32
33 - 34
35 - 36
37 - 38
39 - 40
Hip
35.5 - 37
37.5 - 39
39.5 - 41
41.5 - 43
43.5 - 45
All measurements are in inches
Care
Machine wash warm on a gentle cycle
Tumble dry on low
Iron on low
Do not dry clean or bleach
About On
On has risen from a small collection of technical runners favored by Ironmen, to a full lineup of Swiss-engineered sneakers and athletic gear backed by Roger Federer. And we’ve followed them the whole way—even spending quality time at their HQ at the base of the Swiss Alps. Their team is led by triathlon champ Olivier Bernhard, and every product is tested by Olympians, triathletes, and every other stripe of competitor. What sets their shoes apart? CloudTec—their exceptionally lightweight outsole that makes for cushioned landings and explosive takeoffs. We’re glad to have its cushy comfort when we’re running errands, and its springy, supportive responsiveness when we’re running our usual route through the neighborhood. Yep, all that time On spent in the lab paid off.
