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My arbortec breatheflex are coming to the end of their life- can't sew them up any more times. 

Any climbets up for recommending decent stretchy long lasting trousers? The solidurs anygood? Not too happy about them Being 300 quid these days

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I'm in pfanners and in long leg they are sadly quite a bit north of 300 quid. Chris Forestry do patches, I've had to patch over the patches on mine as wore through but I'll keep going while I can.

 

He's currently got the Solidur in hivis at £110 or comfy £150, worth a punt at that price even if they end up as a spare pair when the others are wet.

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42 minutes ago, Ledburyjosh said:

I have solidurs.. 

Unsure which, not the climber ones.

Mine are front protection only and no issues using them for climbing.

Mine have huge vents down the back of the thigh. The comfiest trouser I've owned by some way

How do size compare to other makes. 

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1 hour ago, Ledburyjosh said:

I have solidurs.. 

Unsure which, not the climber ones.

Mine are front protection only and no issues using them for climbing.

Mine have huge vents down the back of the thigh. The comfiest trouser I've owned by some way

Are they stretchy?

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