Climbing chainsaw trouser advice...help?!

[Aaron96]

Doing climbing tickets soon and chainsaw up a tree boss has gave me a £200 budget but I thought I may as well add some money off my own and get the best what does anyone recommend? Links would be helpful thanks in advance!

[V6 WRA]

Pfanner arborist, you will have to have type C for the tickets. So will be a little warmer!

[Aaron96]

Sweet! I was looking at the pfanner ventilation type A. But obviously need to get a c for the tickets. I'll have a look tonight. Cheers!

[arbormonkey]

Arbortec breathflex type c class 2 there faultless

[V6 WRA]

Have a pair of breath flex, I found them annoyingly tight under the crotch, and that the pockets were designed to fill with saw dust!

 

To add, the pfanner ventilation are good but they don't have the elastic inner that goes over the boot and clips on to the laces which I think is a really good feature on the arborist type

[Starscream]

I like my stihl hi flex.. Not had any others to compare to, but no complaints.

[moole]

i use Stihl Hi-Flex and the new Stihl X-Flex both in C and they are spot on. Have tried the Breath-flex, which were way too tight or too big.

[Aaron96]

I'm thinking pfanner ventilation type C hope they're worth the £280 heard loads about hi flex but good and bad so I have a cloudy judgement

[arbormonkey]

Have a pair of breath flex, I found them annoyingly tight under the crotch, and that the pockets were designed to fill with saw dust!

 

To add, the pfanner ventilation are good but they don't have the elastic inner that goes over the boot and clips on to the laces which I think is a really good feature on the arborist type

 

dont the zips work on your pockets :biggrin :. Once broken in there great and yes i agree the bootlace clips is a great feautre. Also the hi vis markings on them comes in handy when doing street trees or site work .

 

jay

[Joe Newton]

Have a pair of breath flex, I found them annoyingly tight under the crotch, and that the pockets were designed to fill with saw dust!

 

To add, the pfanner ventilation are good but they don't have the elastic inner that goes over the boot and clips on to the laces which I think is a really good feature on the arborist type

 

 

I've never had the problem of trousers being too tight in the crotch... Although I have to say if I did I wouldn't be whining about it!