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Stretch airs, not all there cracked up to be?

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danbrown87 Enthusiast

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Are we talking about the normal Type C Stretch Airs here or the Extreme ones? I'm a poor student, currently wearing second hand SIP Traditional trousers and need any investment to last. Any thoughts?

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Andy Collins Grand Master

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Cannot find fault with my stretch airs, they do look like they've been thru the wars, but I wear them in thorn, feed the chipper in them, everything in fact, my newest pair are 2 years old, and the other pairs are 3 years old. Just one point, when washing them do you do the flies up? This prevents a lot of stress on the stitching, and is recommended by the manufacturers.

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