Chainsaw trouser poll

[JaySmith]

Stihl type c's. Had some of the new Husky ones and not that keen on them, seem heavy and not very flexible

[AJarb]

Stihl type C for me and although very comfortable they rip soo easily!! Both pairs I have had rip on the left side just above the knee. If they used the material on the bottom of the trousers furthur up it would eliminate this, however would probably make them even hotter. Think am going to have a look at some Stretch-Airs for my next pair though. Look for some deals at the Arb show!!

[Gerbutt]

Hiflex type C, ok up a tree but real warm on the ground.....they'd maybe be a bit cooler if I didn't run everywhere, got to run though, can't help but run, run run runny run!!!

[Tommy_B]

Stretch Air C's for me. Won't go back to Hiflex.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Gladiators Type A

 

Same problem as Mozz though, inside of big pocket gets wet through

[Tree Man Tom]

Arblite type c

 

Tried the hiflex but didnt get on with them, and company policy is to wear type c's so never really looked into type a trousers.

[alex_m]

Stretch Air type A - so glad i don't have the type C duvet's anymore!

Saying that, i will probably get some type C's next winter.

[Mark Bolam]

Stretch Air C's for me. Won't go back to Hiflex.

 

Ditto.

 

Anything else is a compromise.

[Brushcutter]

I have the Strech Air extreams type C. On their 3rd zip but they don't get ripped up like my Hiflexs or melt like my Husky type As. Their lighter than most trousers and cooler, yes more expensive but worth the money.

[liamjordan]

hiflex type A, i didnt vote in the poll because i dont climb yet, its the type A's i use in the woods (: