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Type c pants are a requirement to conduct the practical part of the course, so is using both hands on the top handled saw at all times, just saying...

My partner occasionally comes along with me on jobs, she found it hard to get size 4 chainsaw boots, settled for a pair of oregons in the end. Not a climbing boot, just to say if you're of a smaller build your options may be limited. From memory aborted and pfanner had a selection of smaller sizes.

Fwiw I find sawboots very snug, especially on rough ground. Heavy, yes but reassuringly solid.

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52 minutes ago, Mike Hill said:

I wear gloves on my feet.

 

 

Because I am a naughty little Monkey.

 

Seriously , aspiring Tree Woman. You are a bit too snappy to have a career in this game frankly.

I dunno mate, I've worked with plenty of bitchy blokes too.

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1 hour ago, Conor Wright said:

Type c pants are a requirement to conduct the practical part of the course, so is using both hands on the top handled saw at all times, just saying...

My partner occasionally comes along with me on jobs, she found it hard to get size 4 chainsaw boots, settled for a pair of oregons in the end. Not a climbing boot, just to say if you're of a smaller build your options may be limited. From memory aborted and pfanner had a selection of smaller sizes.

Fwiw I find sawboots very snug, especially on rough ground. Heavy, yes but reassuringly solid.

Thank you will take a look at these 

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Nothing worse than crap boots ! 
Tbh your spoilt for choice , you can have good all round boots or boots I would say that are better suited to spikes and removals to virtual climbing boots ideal for climbing on pruning work and long ascents on big trees… stay away from the oregons though ffs ! 

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