Best type A's

[tommer9]

I have been using the husky technicals for a while. i have found them very light and comfy, but they are starting to fall apart now TBH.

Probably look at SIPs next time. I wont buy stretch airs out of principal.

[Daniël Bos]

Has anyone tried those Engelbert somethings? They look ok but I've not seen them in the flesh. I cant remember the second bit of the name, I know it's not Humperdinck.

[Lorry thompson]

Strauss I think mate

[Daniël Bos]

Strauss I think mate

 

 

That's them! Engelbert Strauss! Anyone tried them?

[JimM]

Used these today in the heat and just about melted - Husqvarna Pro Light Bib and Brace - Type A. Will have to look at the SIPs. Not sure about vents though, its tick central up here in amongst the bracken. Don't fancy a tick getting anywhere important!

[tommer9]

I think Treebeard uses them. He doesnt post that much, but i was working on a site with him a week or two ago and he reckoned they were ok. (if they were the ones lol)

[tree_beard]

yep, the engelbert strauss trousers seem like good gear... give it 6 months and i'll tell you how hard-wearing they are

[Daniël Bos]

yep, the engelbert strauss trousers seem like good gear... give it 6 months and i'll tell you how hard-wearing they are

 

Thanks, they look well thought-out, but that is from the pictures only. It'd be good to get a proper revieuw, looking forward to it!

[josharb87]

Got some new sip freedoms, very very good, at £120, near half price of new stretch airs

[Rob D]

The Oregon Fjordlands I've found very good with two long zips at the back to allow good penetration....

 

 

 

 

 

...... of air!!

 

But seriously you don't seem to get too hot in em