Rocket Kid's Pants

Lilac

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Fully windproof and waterproof with taped seams
Classic fit
3-layer stretch fabric
Pre-shaped knees for increased ease of mobility
Reflective details

Waterproofness

This garment is waterproof.

Warmth

This garment has no insulating properties.

Breathability

This garment has good breathability.

Durability

This garment is extremely hard-wearing.

Functions

Functions:

4way stretch

Adjustable silicone foot straps

Adjustable waist

Detach foot loop

Elastic leg ends

Ergonomic cut

Fabric mapping

Pocket with zipper

Reflective details

Reinforced areas

Storm

What we know best – 100% waterproofness. Everything from the fabric, to the design, construction and details of the garment is made with our knowledge in how to create True waterproofness. All our products with STORMsystem™ are made to withstand the harshest weather conditions and will keep you dry from the outside elements.

Product description

Rocket are very functional pants with taped seams that are fully wind and waterproof but still breathable. They are made from an innovative 3-layer stretch fabric that feels flexible thanks to its four-way stretch function. These pants have an active fit, durable Cordura® reinforcement on the knees and seat, and a smooth, matte finish. Rocket has one front pocket with a zip. Elasticated ankles with replaceable silicone foot straps that are very hard-wearing. Adjustable elasticated waist. Reflective piping down the lower legs.

Water Column: 10,000mm
Breathability: 10,000 g/m²/24h
Material: 80% polyamide / 20% elastane (Cordura®)

Size guide

SIZE GUIDE – KIDS

FINDING YOUR CHILD’S SIZE

Use your child’s height when choosing sizes. The measurements in the size charts are given in centimetres. The chart also shows age, which can give a pointer to which size to choose if you have not been able to measure your child.

Sizes in ‘centilong’	80	90	100	110	120	130	140
Age (years)	1	1,5–2	3–4	4–5	6–7	7–8	9–10
Chest measurement	49,5	52	54,5	57	59	63	67
Waist	47,5	50	52	54	56	57	60
Hips	52	54	57,5	60	63	67	72
Inside leg length	30	36	42	48	53,5	59	65

How do I measure?

Using a tape measure, measure directly against the body in centimetres to determine your child’s size. Range of movement is already taken into account.

A
Chest measurement

Measure over the fullest part of your bust and over the shoulder blades.
B
Waist

Measure your waist at the narrowest point.
C
Hips

Measure around the hips at the widest point.
D
Inside leg length

Inside leg length is measured from the crotch down to the floor.

Between sizes?

We have received feedback from customers that our kids’ clothing is slightly on the large side. We would therefore recommend opting for the smaller of the sizes you are considering. Several of our garments also feature our Extend Size function, which allows the arms and/or legs to be extended by up to one centimetre by unpicking a seam.

What shoe size is my child?

No one feels comfortable in footwear that is too big or too small. In order to make it easier for you to find your child’s shoe size, you need to measure based on the internal length of the sole. Measure their foot from heel to big toe to determine the correct size.

Size	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35
Internal length of sole (cm)	13,5	14	14,7	15,3	16	16,5	17,4	18	18,7	19,3	20	20,8	21,2	21,8	22,6	23,3

What mitten size is my child?

It can sometimes be tricky to know what size your child needs in order to keep their hands warm. You need to measure the length of their hand from the wrist to the tip of their middle finger (A). Measure around their hand, not including the thumb (B). The measurements are given in centimetres.

Age / Size *	0–2 years	2–4 years	4–6 years	6–8 years	8–10 years
Hand length	9	11	12	14	15
Hand circumference	11,5	13,0	14,5	15,5	16,5

* = Significant variations in head circumference can occur within the same age group.

What size of hat or cap does my child need?

You need to measure the circumference of their head at its widest point, roughly one centimetre above their eyebrows and eyes. Don’t pull the tape measure too tight. If the measurement falls between two whole centimetres, round up to the larger size. No tape measure? In that case, you can measure using a length of string, and then measure it against a ruler or folding rule. The circumference of the head is measured in centimetres.