PPE - Chainsaw trousers

[DrewB]

SIP progress.love em

[atree]

SIP progress.love em

 

Ditto

 

Would get stretch Airs again for winter too.

[Bergen]

Thanks folks,

Must admit that it's the look of the SIP & Husky kit which got the boys excited but I like the Nomex section on the upper right leg of the Stein.

I just don't want the little cherubs wrecking them 'coz they don't like them so it's a compromise.

Edited August 26, 2011 by Steve Bullman

[aiden]

got to agree with what has been said about husqvarna technical trousers, mine arent waterproof and i keep burning holes in them from the exshust. So if i was you i wouldnt bother with them

[tree_beard]

got to agree with what has been said about husqvarna technical trousers, mine arent waterproof and i keep burning holes in them from the exshust.

 

to be fair tho, they are not meant to be waterproof, and 99% of trousers out there will melt if you press a hot exhaust on them. expecting a bit much from them perhaps?

[Skysthelimit]

Sip freedoms are ok.Your legs can get a bit sticky in warm weather, in allrounders. strech air's are the ones for most guys I know.Pay a bit more for Quality.

[mattiehamer]

i have sip freedom trousers and they are very comfortable and very good for climbing as they dont rip much

[Johny Walker]

got some sip freedoms with the red bits on ,had 10 or 12 yrs!! ther showing ther age a bit ,best pants iv ever bought

[WoodED]

i have an old pair of the sip freeform's and they were awsome untill the flies broke,, i replaced with stihl hiflex abou 3 months ago and they are briliant

[Sam Thompson]

i have an old pair of the sip freeform's and they were awsome untill the flies broke,, i replaced with stihl hiflex abou 3 months ago and they are briliant

 

Have you ever moved your legs while wearing them? Mine disintegrated at the very suggestion of walking. I have shocking luck when it comes to kit though