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Work trousers?
What do you guys use as work trousers, for the past few years I have always worn snickers but they seem to be getting a tad to expensive.
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by stephen murray-cook on -
CRAGHOPPERS ARE GOOD AND MOUNTAIN LIFE WINTER AND SUMMER ONES
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Ed Burnham on -
Screwfix recently had some Dewalt trousers on a deal. 2 pairs for £30. So far, so good. Comfy and durable, and they haven't "overdone it" with the pockets.
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Permalink Reply by Lawnman on
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Craghoppers for me too, winter lined very comfy! Wait till on special offer at Go Outdoors
stephen murray-cook said:CRAGHOPPERS ARE GOOD AND MOUNTAIN LIFE WINTER AND SUMMER ONES
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Gary RK on -
+1 on Craghoppers. Get mine from http://www.goutdoors.co.uk/
Some of the guys use cheaper versions (ie Regatta/Peter Storm - ex-Millets).
Positives are pockets, UV protection (..ok I know ..what Sun ? ;-) quick to wash and dry especially if you get wet out working. Lined ones are great this time of year.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Grinham on -
I'm getting fed up with all the multi pocket, fashion Builders kit. We have been wearing Englebert Strauss gear, German made, decent quality, but again, too many pockets. If you fill all the pockets your trousers either fall down, or you can't move. I used to wear Craghoppers, but they never lasted, always having to repair them. I'm sending for some Carhartt Canvas trousers next, jean style pockets and hard wearing. I'll let you know.
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Gary RK on -
It depends on what you do...would imagine for hard landscaping/on knees all day long they would not last as well as they do for others doing soft/maintenance/lawn care/grounds care etc
Horses for courses ?
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Andrew @ The Outsidedge on -
Bought a pair of Dickies Industry300 trousers last week, comfortable to wear, and have some adjustable 'slack' in the waist. So far, so good. Half the price of Snickers trousers.
Was wearing hunting type trousers from Decathlon over the winter, great heavy duty trousers, double lined, and warm, but too restricting movement wise.
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Permalink Reply by Justin Hemming on -
Craghoppers from tk maxx, good price and dry very quick
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Permalink Reply by Thermo on
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been using tuff stff extreme for the past 3 years and theyve always been pretty good and reasonable price
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Scott Kinnear on -
Ive been buying Site (that is site and not S*ite haha) Beagle Trousers from Screwfix, 17.99 or 2 pairs for £23.00
knees are extra dbl lined, comfortable.
they are still in good nick for this year. :-)
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Ian @ Red Barrow East Sussex on -
Engelbert Strauss, hard wearing but pricey if you're not buying in bulk.
Can a man have too many pockets? ;)
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Gary RK on -
Depends on how long his arms are........ :-)
Ian @ Red Barrow East Sussex said:Engelbert Strauss, hard wearing but pricey if you're not buying in bulk.
Can a man have too many pockets? ;)
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