Need some new saw pants all rnd protection

[Leyburn Lad]

WHo is using what in regards saw pants, just been looking about for a new pair and came across some sip ultrafit but unsure what is best on the market.

 

unfortunatly i am long in back and short in leg so a drama always unfolds trying to find comfy pants

 

been using sthil hiflex, but there life expectancy is short in line clearance work or they dont last with me any way.

[Mozza]

I used hiflex for ages mate, Thought they were good but as you say, They just dont last, I switched to stretch airs in December and i can honestly say, They are FAR FAR better, The material is miles better

[Mark Bolam]

Ditto Mozza.

 

Reinforced crotch and Stretch Airs rock! I'm expecting two years easy, with a bit of care.

 

Hiflex comfy and light, but look like tramp pants after a year.

[alex_m]

Stetch Airs for me too - just ordered my second pair (went for the +7cm versions as the normal ones weren't quite long enough). They are really stretchy, comfy and cool even in the summer.

[Billy]

How short are the normal stretch airs? they cost enough as it is without needing to buy the XL version.

[Marko]

See http://www.clark-engineering.com/media/uploads/cat-113/stretch-air-clothing-size-chart-800.jpg

[Ian Flatters]

Stretch Airs of mine are nearly 2yrs old with a few minor patches from stubs catching them. Buy far best one ive purchased!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

they are a lot harder wearing, but also heavier too?

 

I keep switching between Stretch airs and stihls

[Ian Flatters]

they are a lot harder wearing, but also heavier too?

 

I keep switching between Stretch airs and stihls

 

But not even close to how heavy the blue husqvana trousers are:thumbup1:

[Mozza]

they are a lot harder wearing, but also heavier too?

 

I keep switching between Stretch airs and stihls

 

My stretch air gladiators are nice and light Tony, Type A's are awesome!!