Climbing Pants

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Harrison_smith

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I am trying to buy a pair of climbing pants. Neither Tree Stuff or Sherrill Tree have anything that I want in my size which is a medium. Ideally I am hoping to buy Arbpro Climbtech Sigma Climbing Pants but from those two sites the wait is 6-8 week. What are other places can I look for these pants with a faster delivery? Let me know what you think. Thanks
 
Harrison_smith said:
I am trying to buy a pair of climbing pants. Neither Tree Stuff or Sherrill Tree have anything that I want in my size which is a medium. Ideally I am hoping to buy Arbpro Climbtech Sigma Climbing Pants but from those two sites the wait is 6-8 week. What are other places can I look for these pants with a faster delivery? Let me know what you think. Thanks
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Treekit in UK will sort you. Best to get climbing pants from UK they are near the source. Ask for Max. Tell him Paul from Barbados sent ya.
 
That’s a fair bit of coin for pants that aren’t chainsaw protective.
BDU or other military issue utility trousers have always been my go to. I got a pair of Pfanner Stretch Air pants that are ok but I wouldn’t have bought them for the MSRP, unless I was into competition tree climbing maybe.
 
Luke Haas said:
I'd highly suggest getting some Clogger Zero's, they're light weight and chainsaw protective!
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Jonny said:
That’s a fair bit of coin for pants that aren’t chainsaw protective.
BDU or other military issue utility trousers have always been my go to. I got a pair of Pfanner Stretch Air pants that are ok but I wouldn’t have bought them for the MSRP, unless I was into competition tree climbing maybe.
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I have never worn chainsaw pants at work except a few times. I abhor them.I wear very expensive arbortec climbing pants....worth every damn penny. Have 4 pairs. Screenshot_20200301-004940_Gallery.jpg
 
Wrangler makes some stretchy outdoor pants that are very comfy and durable. Gusseted crotch, reinforced knees, small cargo pockets. Everything a climber might want minus chainsaw protection. Under 30$ at Walmart or Target.
Fleece lined available for colder weather or unlined for warm temps. I love the fleece lined ones. They look really good too.
 
Jonny said:
Wrangler makes some stretchy outdoor pants that are very comfy and durable. Gusseted crotch, reinforced knees, small cargo pockets. Everything a climber might want minus chainsaw protection. Under 30$ at Walmart or Target.
Fleece lined available for colder weather or unlined for warm temps. I love the fleece lined ones. They look really good too.
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I use the fleece lined ones this winter and they were fantastic to climb in and warm.
I was wearing the heavier Wrangler ripstop pants but they were too loose on my hips and would slide down taking my harness with them.
Stopped being a problem when I switched to the lighter fleece lined pair.
Considering the non lined ones for the warmer weather.
 
Try Gap Arborist Supply; they carry some ArbPro products, so they may have those in stock or be able to get them.
 
Jonny said:
Wrangler makes some stretchy outdoor pants that are very comfy and durable. Gusseted crotch, reinforced knees, small cargo pockets. Everything a climber might want minus chainsaw protection. Under 30$ at Walmart or Target.
Fleece lined available for colder weather or unlined for warm temps. I love the fleece lined ones. They look really good too.
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I also used a pair of the fleece lined wranglers this winter and I thought they were comfortable to climb in and adequetely durable considering the price.
 
I’m with you there, I have one pair of ArborWear Ascender pants I have worn every single workday for 15+ months and they’re still almost like new, with exception of some torn stitching in the right front pocket. Apparently I carry too many keys.
 
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