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Pentagon Gomati pants are one type of pants produced by this Greek brand. Pentagon is engaged in the production of military-touring-outdoor clothing, which is characterized by good value for money. The company focuses on practicality and versatility in its products, which is well demonstrated in the case of the Gomati model.
The Gomati pants are modeled on classic military pants with a combat cut, but the Pentagon brand product has been slightly improved. First of all, Gomati are pants designed for the summer season. They use a special material, the properties of which are comparable to SPF 50 filter, so they protect against sunburn and heat discomfort. These pants, will work well as summer mountain pants, as well as urban pants. Many models also feature detachable legs.
The versatility of this model is also supported by the fact that they can be used not only as hiking pants, but also as work pants. Although, this is a lightweight model of summer pants, it has been reinforced in sensitive areas: knees, buttocks and crotch. The pants are perfect for competitions where you need durable summer clothing. In addition, the model of Gomati pants by Pentagon is also equipped with drawstrings at the legs and waist, which make it easier to adjust them to the figure. It is worth noting the practical and capacious pockets, where you can put the necessary things, for example: phone, keys, multitool or flashlight. We encourage you to check the offer of Gomati pants by Pentagon in our store.
