Chillin's pants

Do you love jumping and want to show it off? Parasport 's Chillin' pants are for you. From the same universe as the Freefly Jumpsuits , they combine style, comfort and robustness, whether you're jumping or just relaxing.

🧩 Designed for action... and chill

Made from Windflex, a TACTEL®-based fabric, the Chillin' pants are :

• Wear-resistant

• Flexible and comfortable

• Breathable to remain comfortable to wear even after several jumps

Ultra fabric reinforcements in the knees and buttocks protect against abrasion and ensure outstanding durability, even under heavy use.

🎒 Practical and stylish features

• Watertight zips on side pockets: no more lost items in the fall or on the plane

• Snap closure + adjustable Webbing belt with nylon clip

• Swoop Setup (option) :

  • Reinforced back padding

  • Expandable pocket for your Canopy 's removable parts after opening

🎨 Customization & styling

• Modern freefly look to match your suit

• Standard colors and sizes available

• Customization possible with individual embroidery included in the price

• Standard Parasport embroidery included

For whom?

Chillin' pants are ideal for :

• Freeflyers who want to stay stylish at the DZ

• Those looking for technical pants for skydiving and everyday wear

• Fans of Parasport quality look for durable equipment

It's important to know your measurements so you can choose the right size. Ask someone to take them for you. To get the most accurate measurements possible, dress in light or fairly tight clothing. Without shoes, remove all objects from pockets and stand up straight while measurements are taken. Take each measurement 3 times to be sure, and take care not to twist the tape measure.

• 1) Chest - Should be measured standing up straight at armpit level, arms at sides, lungs half tucked in. For women, take this measurement at breast level.
• 2) Waist - Take this measurement at the navel.
• 3) Pelvis - Measure at the widest part of the hips.
• 4) Leg length - Measure along the inside of the leg, from the groin to the ground, without shoes and with the legs slightly apart.
• 5) Upper arm - This measurement should be taken along the outer arm, from the base of the acromion bone to the wrist.

If in doubt, send us your measurements and we'll help you choose the right size.

Know your body measurements to select the right size. Have someone taking your measurements on light clothes, without shoes, removing objects from pockets. Stand straight while being measured and follow the guidelines. Take your measurements three times or more to be absolutely sure about the numbers, and take care in not twisting the measurement tape.

In doubt send us your measurements, and we will help you in selecting your size.