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slack ma girdle Grand Master

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My sip's with the gay rainbow stiching, and the calf protection at the back, have lasted me over to years in the woods. I have started wearing canvas gaiters, which take most of the bramble/ brash abuse, and stop the trouser bottoms from getting trashed.

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Brushcutter Grand Master

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My sip's with the gay rainbow stiching, and the calf protection at the back, have lasted me over to years in the woods. I have started wearing canvas gaiters, which take most of the bramble/ brash abuse, and stop the trouser bottoms from getting trashed.

 

The rainbow stiching isn't gay. It is infact awsome.:biggrin:

Stiching aside they are a good pair of trousers for the money. I prefered them to my Hiflex i had. Not a patch on the strech airs though.

RobArb Grand Master

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What are the stretch air crotch zips like now? i remember the older versions always used to go first here in that location. Are they still like that or do they last longer now?

Brushcutter Grand Master

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What are the stretch air crotch zips like now? i remember the older versions always used to go first here in that location. Are they still like that or do they last longer now?

 

Its ment to be all sorted now. I'm on my 3rd zip now on my first pair which were of the bad zip generation. Work better with braces than a belt for some reason.

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