Munro Pro Waterproof Salopettes

• Waterproof and windproof
• Highly breathable and wickable
• System Dual Protection condensation control
• One vertical water resistant zipped chest pocket
• Articulated reinforced knee
• Reinforced seat and inner ankle
• Elasticated back with Velcro adjuster
• Hook and loop adjuster at ankle
• Inner ankle with non-slip rubber snow gaiter
• Elasticated fully adjustable braces
• Two way full length leg zippers with stormflap and hook and loop closure
• Full length front opening with 2-way zip for use as a fly – with flap cover and press stud closure at top

SDP Condensation Control

SDP was originally developed for use in Military applications, and has gone on to be used by Tactical Forces, Mountain Rescue and Emergency Services requiring performance clothing that works as hard as they do.

It has become a popular choice with the outdoor community and has been used to conquer the world’s toughest mountain summits and survive the harshest Arctic conditions.

In recognition of SDP’s success, Keela was awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation, one of the UK’s most prestigious awards, which recognises outstanding achievement in the categories of international trade, innovation and sustainable development. Keela are grateful for the recognition of their innovations and continue to further develop System Dual Protection to ensure our customers know they can face the elements with confidence and in comfort.

Adventure Travel Magazine – “we can’t think of any reason not to buy them. In a line: Need warm salopettes – buy these”

The Keela Munro jacket has earned legendary status in the Adventure Travel office and although we’ve not used the salopettes anywhere near as much what we can say is; at this price these pants are hard to refuse. They are bulkier and heavier than traditional waterproof fabrics but then they are more comfortable (especially next to the skin), breathe better and dry out quicker in the field. They are also warmer, which means, you’ll be glad of them in seriously cold winter adventures. The fit and movement are spot on, they come with every feature you’ll ever need and, if you need salopettes, we can’t think of any reason not to buy them. In a line: Need warm salopettes – buy these.

Independent – “Keela’s bibs clearly mean businesses in the hills”

Founded in Scotland and named after the Munro mountains of the Highlands, Keela’s bibs clearly mean businesses in the hills. These warm unisex pants are used by mountain rescue teams, and they definitely perform well in the cold. They’re our top pick for long days spent outdoors as they’re super comfortable whether you’re standing, sitting, working or hiking in the elements, even for hours at a time. These have a flattering dungaree-style look despite the necessary bulk that is built-in to keep you warm.

Trail Magazine – “Created for the toughest winter conditions in the UK hills”

Created for the toughest winter conditions in the UK hills – and around the world – these salopettes offer two way full length leg zippers, reinforcement in high wear areas, and an adjustable fit, and are used by Mountain Rescue Teams and Tactical Forces.

Outdoors Magic - "The best durable waterproof trousers in our tests"

If you’re after some super durable waterproof trousers to see you through the gnarliest of conditions – we’re talking full blown Scottish winter weather – then these are well worth considering. We’ve used these through some very nasty stuff and have been very glad to have them on.

They are super tough and very protective and there’s plenty of volume in the legs so you can comfortably wear them over a pair of trousers or thick baselayers when you need extra warmth. There are zips on the legs too, so you can throw them on or off quickly without having to remove your boots.

The front bib provides that bit of extra protection from rain and spindrift. Handily, it has a pocket on the front that’s great for storing a map or ski goggles.

You can also expect snow gaiters at the ankles. These have a useful strip around the inside that’ll grip to mountaineering boots or ski boots to keep the ankles from riding up.

Pair these trousers with Keela's Munro Jacket and you’ll have one seriously bombproof wet weather system. In fact, we took it out to the Accursed Mountains of Albania where its protection, breathability and overall functionality were all noted.

The Great Outdoors - "can help you through some of the worst conditions out there"

The Keela Munro Salopettes are a durable pair of highly waterproof and windproof trousers that can help you through some of the worst conditions out there.

Perhaps too warm for summer conditions, they’re the kind of trousers that you throw on in the morning and leave them on throughout a full day when the conditions are set to be brutal. 

In our tests, there was enough space for them to be worn over a pair of light trousers, but the best way to wear them would be just with a pair of baselayer leggings underneath.

The Munro Salopettes are waterproofed using a unique two-layer fabric system, featuring a waterproof outer fabric and then a laminated inner fabric. A hydrophilic liner fabric draws moisture away from the body to help push it out into the atmosphere. This two-layer system results in an air gap that creates a natural thermal barrier which helps to insulate your body (ideal for those brutal winter days out). It’s a technology that has quickly gone on to be widely adopted by tactical forces and emergency services.

They have a bibbed salopette design to help keep snow out when you’re climbing and the bib has a handy zippered chest pocket complete with a storm flap to keep essential items safely kept safe. There are mini ankle cuffs, hooks that fasten the trousers onto your boots and zip venting right up the legs. 

Outdoors Magic - "We've used these thorough some very nasty stuff and have been glad to have them on."

If you’re after some super durable waterproof trousers to see you through the gnarliest of conditions – we’re talking full blown Scottish winter weather – then these are well worth considering. We’ve used these through some very nasty stuff and have been very glad to have them on.

They are super tough and very protective and there’s plenty of volume in the legs so you can comfortably wear them over a pair of trousers or thick baselayers when you need extra warmth. There are zips on the legs too, so you can throw them on or off quickly without having to remove your boots.

The front bib provides that bit of extra protection from rain and spindrift. Handily, it has a pocket on the front that’s great for storing a map or ski goggles.

You can also expect snow gaiters at the ankles. These have a useful strip around the inside that’ll grip to mountaineering boots or ski boots to keep the ankles from riding up.

Pair these trousers with Keela’s Munro jacket and you’ll have one seriously bombproof wet weather system. In fact, we took it out to the Accursed Mountains of Albania where its protection, breathability and overall functionality were all noted.

Just bear in mind that at 960g in weight, these salopettes aren’t light and you’ll want to look elsewhere if you’re after a pair of waterproof trousers to stash away in your backpack.