outdoor clothing

[Guest norseman]

can anyone recomend a good pair of waterproof trousers, ones that are tough and wont tear on barbed wire fences ect and wont cost a fortune, if any exist. as my last ones were cheap shite, and cut to ribbons.

cheers,

happy hunting

[Tug 168]

I'd go for a pair of dickies work trousers, topped with a pair of wax leggings or over trousers.

[sam4530s 37]

dont think you can beat a pair of army trousers tbh , not the best in water tho or the cold but they strong and cheap and do the job

[Stretch177 39]

Yeah i just use army trousers and get my missus to sew leather patches on the knee's, incase i have to kneel down to dig etc.

[bobcullen79 1,495]

Thats a hard one mate, IMO you cant beat goretex, but that said, its not that durable, its expensive and it rustles. The more durable you go, the sweatier you get. Have a look at some of the carp angling clothing. ESP is not a bad brand. Anyone ever tried fabsil-ing some army trousers?

[Country Joe 1,411]

For Ferreting, any warm trousers will do, the main thing is to have a pair of wax leggings, the ones with the studs up the side, great for kneeling at hedges, helps stop thorns going into the knees.

The big shots Barbour ect are too expensive i picked mine up new, on Ebay,

[herdwick 52]

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[masmiffy 82]

I doubt you will find anything that wont tear on barbed wire!!!

[Guest norseman]

I doubt you will find anything that wont tear on barbed wire!!!

i suppose thats the point of barbed wire haha, cheers lads for the info, some very helpful tips. atb

[fatasafool 216]

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[poetryinmotion 6]

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deffo kerry katona modeling the apron

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