Best pants for summer....?

[JeffGu]

Their new fire hose flex ones are super nice.

I'm going to try a couple pair of those. If I don't like them, I'm going to get your cat pregnant and give your dog a funny haircut.

 

[Magnum783]

I'm going to try a couple pair of those. If I don't like them, I'm going to get your cat pregnant and give your dog a funny haircut.

Well fair enough. Dog is part poodle (golden doodle) so funny hair cut really won't affect anything. The cat well if you can find that thing hold it a minute and let me shoot it cause it belongs to the neighbor and keeps trying to get the dog pregnant.

In all honesty they are good pants and I thing you will be happy. I have a bit of stuff from them and happy with it all.

 

[JeffGu]

Yeah, I was poking around their site and saw quite a bit of stuff that I could use to fill up the space where my vast piles of money would normally be if I had any.

 

[TCtreeswinger]

I had a pair of the flex. They were alright but faded faster than normal carhartts. They also picked easily and those small holes grew quickly. The bottoms frayed quickly but in their defense I got them long for winter. And the rear ended up ripping out which caused me to return them. Wore them 4-5 days a week for 4-5 months. They do however have the no questions asked returns which I was of course questioned on but when I told them what I do there was no issue.

 

[islandarb]

Fuck all that shit...phanner non chainsaw climbing pants with vents...

 

[muesli]

What about these and chaps for safety?
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[colb]

I need new climbing pants. Anyone care to update me? I have gen 2 clogger zeros. They fit well and are great for ventilation compared to my last pair - pfanner gladiators. I'm in Florida, so ventilation is very important. I do not like the zero pockets as much, and I had the interior mesh rip at the crotch. I'm wondering specifically about the breatheflex and sip pants, and anything else, and primarily want to hear from anyone who can compare ventilation/heat mitigation and movement inhibition between any two pair. Secondarily, I want to hear about design assets and liabilities such as pockets, tears, buttons, zippers etc. Thanks in advance.

 

[Reach]

I need new climbing pants. Anyone care to update me? I have gen 2 clogger zeros. They fit well and are great for ventilation compared to my last pair - pfanner gladiators. I'm in Florida, so ventilation is very important. I do not like the zero pockets as much, and I had the interior mesh rip at the crotch. I'm wondering specifically about the breatheflex and sip pants, and anything else, and primarily want to hear from anyone who can compare ventilation/heat mitigation and movement inhibition between any two pair. Secondarily, I want to hear about design assets and liabilities such as pockets, tears, buttons, zippers etc. Thanks in advance.

I have a number of friends and two employees who love the Zeros. Personally, i like Arborwear Ascenders. They seem to be plenty cool, although they do not have vents, the material itself is very breathable. They hold up incredibly well, and I find the pockets to be great.