Oregon Yukon Trousers?

[Treeworld]

The stihl basic ones are good to. got fed up paying £170+ for rubbish trousers that rip once a bramble touches them. The type A stihl basics retail for around £70 have had them for 6 months and are lightweight, comfortable and better value for money than all other more expensive ones I have bought.

[Craobh]

:lol: I love the names they brand on things here I've never seen anyone up there wearing them nor in the lower 48 either :lol:

 

 

Oh the power of marketing

[Old Mill Tree Care]

How have these trousers held up?

 

Anyone else using them?

 

Thanks.

[Big T]

Still got mine! One of the pockets has blown out but apart from that they are going strong! For the money I recon they are hard to beat, think I got mine from FR Jones, were around £50 ish if I remamber correctly!

[Old Mill Tree Care]

They look a bit straight in the leg though and maybe not so comfy for climbing in (working with a Silky of course, you understand).

Any thoughts on the cut of them?

[Big T]

They fit fine, I have climbed in them ok! Worth a punt at the price.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

We'll they sound good at the price but I'm always dubious about buying cheap stuff.

 

What size is needed for a 32" waist? I can't find a product sizing chart on any website.

[Rigger Mortis]

We'll they sound good at the price but I'm always dubious about buying cheap stuff.

 

What size is needed for a 32" waist? I can't find a product sizing chart on any website.

 

From another site. 30-34 inch waist is S.

 

Just ordered mine in xl which proves I beat anorexia.

[0weston0]

worth a go for 60 bucks with the warm weather coming soon i think

 

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[TimberCutterDartmoor]

From another site. 30-34 inch waist is S.

 

Just ordered mine in xl which proves I beat anorexia.

 

You aswell?!