Chainsaw pants...Web link?

[Anonymity]

Hi there everyone,

Okay, I'm getting a little frustrated trying to find reasonable or good quality chainsaw pants at a reasonable price...I don't mind ordering, but would anyone mind sending me a web link to places I could find some pants. Important point! I live in Ontario Canada...so keep that in mind. Does anyone have experience ordering pants from England, other countries in Europe, Australia, New Zealand etc. How did it go? If good, please send me a web link. And I know.... I sure feel like I'm kicking a very dead horse! But at least I'm not asking "what are the best chainsaw pants?" or best spurs or what people thinks of the new 201T chainsaw.

Thanks
Ken

P.S. I'm not knocking those last questions, they're great questions and I personally have learned much from people's input regarding those questions...I'm just trying to add some humour to the post.

 

[matdand]

Decent:

http://www.pacificarborist.com/wecs.php?store=pacarbor&action=display&target=6622

 

[NickfromWI]

Before we can really start this conversation...what do you consider "decent?" What price range are you looking for?

 

[Oroboros]

I bought these pants on a recommendation I read on this site. Cost $144.
I just got them so not enough experience to give feedback yet. Ship from Quebec so no duty and cheaper shipping.



http://www.securitelandry.com/products_604/arborist__summer_safety_pants.html

 

[Anonymity]

Hi Nick,

Fair question...here's my simple answer: if they are TOP quality I don't mind paying TOP price. If they are decent, average or okay quality I hope to pay a reasonable price. I'm interested in getting links to both top quality and decent quality pants.

Thanks for the reply's so far guys!
Ken

 

[matdand]

The Landry pants suck... get the Pfanners!

 

[jmcscrap]

Are you using them while climbing or only on the ground? The Pfanner Gladiators are bomb proof IMO, I've had mine for a little over a year - wearing them almost daily and they still look great and feel great. They are a little cumbersome when climbing, but not too bad. I got mine from Treestuff, they are spendy - but they are worth it IMO. If you are primarily climbing, maybe go with the Pfanner Arborist chainsaw pants - they have more stretch.

 

[Anonymity]

I'll be climbing!

Ken

 

[mark_sauls]

[image]https://picasaweb.google.com/101451086717431797501/ZakStormDamageLakePlacid#5770318551330668594[/image]

Liking the new STIHL class C, Just be mindful of the very low melting point of the Schoeller fabric. This is true for the SIP and Pfanner products as well. [image]https://picasaweb.google.com/101451086717431797501/ZakStormDamageLakePlacid#5770318551330668594[/image]

 

[Anonymity]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the help! Just ordered some gladiator Pfanner pants from http://www.wesspur.com/items/saf420.html...hope they work out!

Ken