new chainsaw trousers

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

We had both at one time . 880 broke . ( crank and bearing ) deemed uneconomical repair . 3120 went on and on and as far as I know still going strong having sold it last year . Do every thing big with 395 now . Much prefer it . ( thread seems to have veered off a bit )

 

I think it's just poor punctuation Stubby.

Title should have been New chainsaw/trousers.

[Pbtaylor2014]

I have a 064available and use it mostly over the 076av to be honest and yep it has veard off topic a bit so ok what to get a pair of the one you guys mentioned or another pair of husqvarna mmmm thinking will have a look on skyland equipment website

[andrew t]

Stein kreiger are amazing value for money I have tried just about anything . I would would recommend them very highly

[Pbtaylor2014]

Stein kreiger are amazing value for money I have tried just about anything . I would would recommend them very highly

 

with have a look on fr jones m8 thanks

[TreeswingerPerth]

Planner arborist , fantastic trousers .

[Taupotreeman]

Honey Bros. have an offer on Stein Krieger at the moment (Normally £220 but now £95).

May be worth a look. I have never tried them myself so cant vouch for the quality.

 

 

The Kriegers are probably the hardest wearing chainsaw pants I've ever used. I've spent today bashing through blackberry neck high and the brambles don't snag at all. I have two pairs around two years old and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk

[timbernut]

Had husky technical extreme for 2 yrs (never had pair last so long) but price had jumped up a bit too much so got arbortec which were ok but after about 6months went all baggy like an old sack and, like the stihl hiflex, the schoeller material just seemed to rot. Replaced with husky technical from fr Jones on Black Friday deal and they are very comfy.

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk

[Steve Bullman]

Had the arbortecs a few weeks now and I like them. Seem to have loosened up round the hips. I think the back pad might get a bit hot and sweaty in the summer months but we shall see.

[silky fox]

Had a few pairs of Stihl Hi-Flex. and had X-Fit....Oregon...Sip..Pfanner Gladiator but i must say by far the best for sheer comfort abd durability are my current Stein Kreiger Arborist...Super to climb in too..feel like lightweight armour. (Front protection only)

[Carl_s1991]

I've had arbortec, stihl, sip and husky.

 

In order of time they lasted;

 

Arbortec (2 years)

Sip innovation (18 months to present)

Husky technical (1 year)

Stihl advance (3 months )

 

Looking at a pair of the stein extremes but are they hi vis all the way down back of leg?