Chainsaw trousers for climbing

[Sam Clark]

Hi! Just wanted to know what the best chainsaw trousers for climbing are? Pfanner? Arbortec? Stein? They gotta be highly ventilated, very comfortable, flexible, light. Thank you!! 

[MattyF]

Still pfanner arborist in my view.

Clogger zero if you don’t care about not being rated for the uk don’t mind paying the import tax but they are the lightest and free moving.

These if you want the cheapest hard wearing. 

Solidur Infinity Chainsaw Trousers

WWW.CHRISFORESTRY.CO.UK

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INFINITY Super Stretch Type A Chainsaw Trousers Class 1 EN381-5 Low bulk 5 layer...

 

[Sam Clark]

1 hour ago, MattyF said:

Still pfanner arborist in my view.

Clogger zero if you don’t care about not being rated for the uk don’t mind paying the import tax but they are the lightest and free moving.

These if you want the cheapest hard wearing. 

Solidur Infinity Chainsaw Trousers

WWW.CHRISFORESTRY.CO.UK

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INFINITY Super Stretch Type A Chainsaw Trousers Class 1 EN381-5 Low bulk 5 layer...

 

Thank you! 

[carlos]

8 hours ago, Sam Clark said:

Hi! Just wanted to know what the best chainsaw trousers for climbing are? Pfanner? Arbortec? Stein? They gotta be highly ventilated, very comfortable, flexible, light. Thank you!! 

are you sure its chainsaw trousers you are after!!!!

arbortec breethflex are comfy enough, outers are a bit weak though

[Treetom15]

Pfanner arborist type A (I think that’s the front protection only?) 

They’re ace, nice and flexy, lightweight and well vented. Cloggers are great, but possibly too cold in British winters 😂

[MattyF]

8 minutes ago, Treetom15 said:

Pfanner arborist type A (I think that’s the front protection only?) 

They’re ace, nice and flexy, lightweight and well vented. Cloggers are great, but possibly too cold in British winters 😂

At what the cloggers cost I save them for June -sept then go back to pfanner or the solidurs 

[Treetom15]

42 minutes ago, MattyF said:

At what the cloggers cost I save them for June -sept then go back to pfanner or the solidurs 

Exactly the same here, they were a blessing during that heatwave last summer