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Patagonia Softshell Hiking Pants

For the hills when the wind gets up. Patagonia softshell hiking pants block wind and shed showers in durable stretch fabric, built warmer and tougher for cooler, more demanding days.

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    Men's Terravia Peak Trousers

    Softshell Hiking Pants

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    Men's Terravia Peak Trousers

    Softshell Hiking Pants

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    Regular price €17000

Patagonia softshell hiking pants for cooler trails

When the hills turn cold and breezy, a softshell trouser offers more protection than a lightweight hiking pant without the bulk of a hard shell. Patagonia builds these with wind-resistant, durable stretch fabric that sheds light showers and moves with you, ideal for cooler, more demanding days out.

Wind-resistant fabric holds warmth

A tightly woven, wind-resistant face fabric cuts the chill and traps warmth, which makes a big difference on exposed, breezy ground. It sheds light showers too, while still breathing on the climb. That balance is what defines a softshell trouser.

Tougher build handles demanding ground

Heavier and more abrasion-resistant than lightweight hiking trousers, these stand up to scrambling, scree and contact with rock. Reinforced areas add durability where it is needed. For rougher, more committing days, that toughness pays off.

Stretch keeps you moving freely

Built-in stretch lets you high-step, scramble and stride without restriction, even over awkward ground. The trousers move with your legs rather than fighting them. That freedom matters most when the terrain gets technical.

Best suited to cooler, drier conditions

Softshell trousers shine in cold, dry and breezy weather rather than sustained rain, where a waterproof overtrouser is the better tool. Knowing that keeps you reaching for the right legwear. For autumn through spring on the hill, they are a strong choice.

Frequently asked questions

Are Patagonia softshell hiking pants waterproof?

They are wind-resistant and water-resistant, shedding light showers, but not fully waterproof. For sustained rain you would pull a pair of waterproof overtrousers on over them.

What is the difference between softshell and lightweight hiking pants?

Softshell trousers are warmer, tougher and wind-resistant, built for cooler and more demanding days, while lightweight hiking trousers are thinner, quicker-drying and better for warm-weather walking.

How do I care for softshell hiking pants?

Wash cold on a gentle cycle without fabric softener, then use a low or warm tumble dry to refresh the water-repellent finish. Reproof them when water stops beading on the surface.

Are Patagonia softshell hiking pants warm enough for winter hiking?

Yes, they are a strong choice for cold-weather walking. A brushed inner face adds warmth, while the woven outer blocks wind and sheds light showers, so they hold heat better than standard hiking trousers. The stretch fabric keeps you moving freely on steep, cold ground. For deep winter or wet snow you may still want a waterproof overtrouser to go on top.

Can I collect orders in store?

Yes, choose Click & Collect at checkout. Orders are usually ready within 24 hours and you will get an email when ready. Available from our Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown and Cork City Centre stores.

Do you offer free delivery on orders?

Yes, we offer free standard delivery on all orders over €100.

Where are your stores located?

We have four stores across Ireland: Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown, Cork City Centre and Arnotts Dublin.