Pfanner arborist trousers

[jamesd]

I'm thinking about changing from my old, tired Hiflex trousers to a pair of these. My local place doesn't stock them so i'm not sure about sizings, I'm a small in the hiflex's does anyone have an idea of what size i would be in the pfanners?

Its either pfanners or i have heard good things about sip trousers, i find hiflex's rip a bit too easily ime.

 

Cheers guys!

[stihlmadasever]

Im with you on the hiflex,mine have patches all over due to brambles and pyracantha.Im a medium in hiflex and a small in pfanner gladiators,although i like the hiflex wee bit baggier.

[MATTMOSS]

I cant help with the sizing but you wont regret buying a pair, they are much more hard wearing and comfortable.

Best ive had anyway.

[jeanesy]

I was a medium in hi flex and I'm a small in pfanners. Good comfy trousers.

[Will Heal]

Sips are good, only had mine a couple months now but no rips yet and they are super light and comfy

 

 

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[jamesd]

I was a medium in hi flex and I'm a small in pfanners. Good comfy trousers.

 

That might mean I'm an extra small in the pfanners I guess then.

[Aussie treesmith]

I'm in Oz and I get mine from honey bros

[markieg31]

i would vote for the sip inovation, damn near half the price of the gladiator. Outer is a lot stronger than the hiflex and the crotch lasts well.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

I would vote for Stein Kreiger. Toughest and comfiest trousers we've ever had.

[Andyhope1977]

I would vote for Stein Kreiger. Toughest and comfiest trousers we've ever had.

Firm I'm with has gone from hiflex to Krieger trousers. I too find them comfy. Few small niggles thou. The bottoms have no elastic so if your climbing them can ride up over your boot. Personally infuriates me. And the orange hi vis panels will hold up to domestic work. But utility work. Crashing through bramble, thorn and barb wire soon cuts them up.

 

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