looking for ideas for a second set of chainsaw trouser

[salter]

im have and current using stilh hi flex,type c,class 1 and i am look for a pair of chainsaw trouser which are a bit stronger.any ideas

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Sipps Progress or Stretch-Air.

[Ian Clarke]

A vote for sip progress but I haven't tried the stretch airs personally. I had a pair of hiflex they died in 12 months and im now on sip progress.

[hedgesparrow]

son in law was looking for a pair to replace his oregon trousers looked at the sip progress look good trousers

[silky fox]

I would have said Stretch airs in the past...but after wearing Stihl X-fit for the last couple of months i am convinced they are ammongst the best wether climbing or grounding....if not the best...they are highly visable..extremely confortable...keep their shape. And no silly pockets to catch...just sensible zipped area on the thigh...very well designed:thumbup::thumbup:

[Dan Earp]

Beat me to it silky lol

[Percytopliss]

Have had a pair of hi-flex's, comfy but fall part.

Currently using sip progress and Stein sentinals and they're both great:thumbup:

[Paul Jenks]

I took the undamaged guts from of a wrecked pair of Hi-flex and my mum got her sewing machine out and fixed them into a pair of £10 hi-viz trousers. Result.

[jrose]

I have a pair of SIP freedom trousers which are great for thorny, spiky stuff as they seem fairly indestructible. They're ok for climbing in, but I tend to save the hiflex for climbing.

 

it's a good idea having two pairs of trousers, as if one gets really soaked and muddy you can wear the others the next day and give them a chance to dry properly!

[mcleish17]

I have got a pair of Sip Protection Freedom Class 1 for sale size large. PM me if you are interested!