Chainsaw trouser poll

[AndyGG]

Was on the Husky Technical Type A but they fell to bits on me. the bum area is terrible. Very thin wearing, 2 pairs destroyed. Now on the Oregon Supercomfort and love them, very flexible and comfterable.

[Woodzie]

stretch airs type c thats what i have getting past there sell by date now tho needing a new pair, been looking at the new stihl x-fit design sound not bad

[JonnyVine]

I use the stihl hi-flex Cs, only complaint I have with these is the thin material on the seat part which feels wierd until you get used to them, the higher you climb the colder your arse gets!

[APC]

I use the stihl hi-flex Cs, only complaint I have with these is the thin material on the seat part which feels wierd until you get used to them, the higher you climb the colder your arse gets!

 

Sew beer towels to the arse.

[ad15]

stihl type a, the ones with the bib,,,,,for Ze austrian styleee,,,]]do have type c's, they'll be out when it gets cold..

[Taupotreeman]

Stihl Hi Flex. Seem Ok so far but took me ages to find the velcro pockets. And yeah, the backside does seem very thin. Not sure how long they'll last.

[JonnyVine]

Sew beer towels to the arse.

 

Good advice, got the other half to sort it, much warmer now.

 

Only problem is, in large letters across my backside are the words "Good things come to those who wait" !

[Frank]

Anyone know why chainsaw trousers type c dont have thicker material on the backside??? Just seems daft to me.

[Lorry thompson]

So they rip in half quicker and you buy new ones:sneaky2:

[Johny Walker]

Anyone know why chainsaw trousers type c dont have thicker material on the backside??? Just seems daft to me.

 

 

only a numpty would be using a saw near his bkside