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What type A chainsaw trousers do people recommend?

Paddy Bretherton

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What brand are the stretch air? Are the type C? 

Pfanner and both A &C. Should have left your zip open then you could have looked like an elephant in another respect. I bought some cheapies before but they were shite and so over a £100 down the tubes. Like wearing a sauna for your legs and so restrictive I was in danger of tripping over brash while bucking

 

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MattyF
MattyF

Pfanner arborist type a ... even vents for your legs ! Tick guards , you get what you pay for. I’d rather spend a bit more and be comfy in some thing I’m gonna wear every day in any conditions and not

stihlmadasever
stihlmadasever

If your goin to start climbing best get type c all round protection. Pfanner are the best for quality,hard wearing and a good fit but theyre very pricey. You can get type A and C trousers th

Steve Bullman
Steve Bullman

Yep what he said.   id add to it though, type c are required if you’re doing a climbing assessment.  After that you can wear what you like   regarding trousers, stretch air get my

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