- Are the Keb Insulated Trousers waterproof?
- No. The G-1000 shell is wind-resistant and water-repellent, not waterproof. In sustained rain or wet snow, expect moisture to get through; they suit cold dry conditions and light snow.
- How warm are they, and what should I wear underneath?
- They are built for cold winter use with synthetic padding. Most wearers pair them with a thin base layer; on very cold days a midweight base layer works, and on mild days they will be too warm.
- Do they fit over ski boots or hiking boots?
- The legs are cut straight and roomy enough to go over most hiking and touring boots. The loose fit also leaves space for a base layer, though the length runs long for shorter wearers.
- How should I wash and re-treat them?
- Wash at 40 degrees, do not bleach and do not dry clean. The G-1000 fabric benefits from re-waxing with Fjällräven's Greenland Wax to restore its water and wind resistance.
- How do they compare with the regular Keb Trousers?
- The regular Keb Trousers are uninsulated and suited to three-season trekking. The Insulated version adds synthetic padding and a warmer lining for winter, at the cost of more weight and bulk.
- What sizes are available?
- They come in women's sizes from XXS to XL in black. The fit is loose and straight with a high waist, so check Fjällräven's size guide rather than sizing up for layering.
- Where is the Fjällräven Keb Insulated Trousers Women's cheapest?
- At Scandinavian Outdoor, for $204.37, as of our latest check.