saw trouser advice needed

[chainsawdom]

Stretch air type A's david,but they'll cost you a bit more,but my type C's were worth it.Hard wearing:001_smile:

 

how tuff is the outer material on the stretch airs do it tear easy

[jojam]

how tuff is the outer material on the stretch airs do it tear easy

 

Tried them all.Stretch airs seem to be about the toughest,with sip's coming second.Haven't torn them yet after a year.They can get a bit hot in the summer though,sip type C's not so and the vented husky type A's even less.They're great in the summer!:001_smile:The old oregon type C's are a distant memory,think they're in a cupboard somewhere full of patched ripp's!

[Jonesie]

The top two best sellers by a long way for us is: Stihl Hi-flex and Stretch Airs.

 

Oregon seem to be getting a bit of grief here but they do some good ones as well the Oregon Super Comfort are good nothing like the heavy green ones, and they have a new Type A out a lot like the Hi-flex.

[Yve_Clark]

Oregon seem to be getting a bit of grief here but they do some good ones as well the Oregon Super Comfort are good nothing like the heavy green ones, and they have a new Type A out a lot like the Hi-flex.

 

Yip, I agree Justin. Oregon's range are excellent and their new Friedland Type A's are quite impressive! Lovely material, stretchy and comfy. Nice colours too

[jamesw]

I have a pair of Francital type A trousers, which are very thin at the back and are well vented. When i am on the ground i love these got them from Abbeypro in Tavistock and they were cheap. Mostly wear my hiflex though

[felixthelogchopper]

The top two best sellers by a long way for us is: Stihl Hi-flex and Stretch Airs.

 

Oregon seem to be getting a bit of grief here but they do some good ones as well the Oregon Super Comfort are good nothing like the heavy green ones, and they have a new Type A out a lot like the Hi-flex.

 

The Oregon Advanced Cs I had from you are great. Sent you a pm about another pair + some patches when you were in the states

[Jonesie]

Don't think I've got it please can you PM it again.

[Peter]

The new SIP Type A Progress trousers are really popular with groundies. They've got a Teflon coated outer fabric providing water, dirt and oil resistance and have a 4 way stretch fabric for comfort. Don't know if anyone on here has them to pass comment, but the feedback so far has been good.

 

 

If you send me a pair I'll review them for you

[dangerous brian]

Just checked and the trousers im using are the stihl advance type a,and there brilliant.

[Ben90]

Dang. I thought the Stihl Hi-flexs were stereotyped as slow-cookers, yet it appears here that they are one of the best on the market. No end to our overheating problem then, or not until they invent boxer shorts with air conditioners built-in.