Whats the best t-shirt for climbing trees?

[Stere]

Looking at the pfanner has this material:

 

 

Cocona Natural Technology »

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Made of Coconut ?

[Haironyourchest]

10 hours ago, eggsarascal said:

Just over a quid a working day if you get 12 months out of them.

That's a good way to look at it. I tore a rip in the outer shell of mine, caught the fabric with the tooth of a cold saw just clambering around. Has anyone tried the iron on patches?

[stihlmadasever]

Thank you steve.

Anyway back to the thread

Ive tried most kinds of trousers except sip and id say pfanner are easily the best trousers,the type c's are a tad heavy to climb in but i like the fit as does my wife.(i agree with the arse thing haironyourchest)

Havent tried owt else pfanner only the helmet which i just could get on with.

Maybe give the t shirts a bash even though im climbing less and less now.

Edited July 3, 2019 by stihlmadasever

[Joe Newton]

Holy Thread Revival!

 

I've just chucked most of my base layers and work shirts away as they either stink or don't fit me any more.

 

Looking for a a couple of base layers for the winter (probably going to go with woolpower) and a couple of general work t-shirts. Are pfanner still top rated?

[Mark Bolam]

[Steve Bullman]

22 minutes ago, Joe Newton said:

Holy Thread Revival!

 

I've just chucked most of my base layers and work shirts away as they either stink or don't fit me any more.

 

Looking for a a couple of base layers for the winter (probably going to go with woolpower) and a couple of general work t-shirts. Are pfanner still top rated?

Planner T-shirt’s last and last.

 

Mark’s suggestion would probably suit you though.

 

you already know my opinion on woolpower for warmth 

[Mark Bolam]

Pfanner are really good.

 

The Bear Valley ones are holding up pretty well if you want something a bit more hi vis.

 

Woolpower are superb base layers, not had better.

Needs to be bloody cold though!

[bigtreedon]

Holy Thread Revival!
 
I've just chucked most of my base layers and work shirts away as they either stink or don't fit me any more.
 
Looking for a a couple of base layers for the winter (probably going to go with woolpower) and a couple of general work t-shirts. Are pfanner still top rated?

I've found this stuff lasts well and doesn't smell

[IronMike]

I wear the Bear Valley Exo Ranger Tees. Love them, very comfortable and well designed. Have stood up to hand cutting and machine operating thus far with no issues. 

[IronMike]

Plus they have just released a load of new colours, and offer a print service too for company logos.