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@59Chev I did check that one, and every other link on this thread. It’s the same thing. If I find my waist size, then they’re too short. If I find the length, then waist is huge. I’d rather stuff my pants in my boots than have to pull my pants up all day or risk looking like a plumber on the back side. 🙂 I don’t know who decided that if a woman is tall, then their waist is always big.
@59Chev I do appreciate your help though.
If I find my waist size, then they’re too short. If I find the length, then waist is huge. I’d rather stuff my pants in my boots than have to pull my pants up all day or risk looking like a plumber on the back side.
Hmmm, Want a second opinion about that? 😉
oh that’s slick @Dabbs lol
@59Chev I do appreciate your help though.
Tara, have you tried to contact the Blåkläder rep? If you dig through this thread I think within the pages they have replied and you can get their member Name.
“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn Botting@59Chev I do appreciate your help though.
Tara, have you tried to contact the Blåkläder rep? If you dig through this thread I think within the pages they have replied and you can get their member Name.
@59Chev I do appreciate your help though.
Tara, have you tried to contact the Blåkläder rep? If you dig through this thread I think within the pages they have replied and you can get their member Name.
@58Chev, actually a month or so ago dirtywhiteboy gave me the female rep’s email, and she did all she could to help me. An Anatomy FYI for all of you men whom haven’t checked yourself, or didn’t know this…your male torso is on the average longer than your legs, so this is why the Blakladers stop at 34″ length. Also, most men are never smaller than a 27″ waist. So there go. I can always get a pair of suspenders and where the waist poofs out, just stuff more tools in there. 🙂 But when winter hits, I will just wear my snowboarding pants again..they held up good last year.
Sounds like you’ll be needed this @TaraC LOL 🙂
I can always get a pair of suspenders and where the waist poofs out,just stuff more tools in there. 🙂
LMAO! 😅
Sounds like you’ll be needed this @TaraC LOL
@Dabbs got danger covered already lol will break out my hong kong phooey moves, and my deck wrecker 🙂 But appreciate the thought!
Can anyone tell me which Blaklader pant is the best for daw dust resistance?
Unfortunately I find that I get quite a bit of sawdust/wood chips collecting in the pockets.
Can anyone tell me which Blaklader pant is the best for daw dust resistance?
In what way?
@59Chev I do appreciate your help though.
Tara, have you tried to contact the Blåkläder rep? If you dig through this thread I think within the pages they have replied and you can get their member Name.
@59Chev I do appreciate your help though.
Tara, have you tried to contact the Blåkläder rep? If you dig through this thread I think within the pages they have replied and you can get their member Name.
@58Chev, actually a month or so ago dirtywhiteboy gave me the female rep’s email, and she did all she could to help me. An Anatomy FYI for all of you men whom haven’t checked yourself, or didn’t know this…your male torso is on the average longer than your legs, so this is why the Blakladers stop at 34″ length. Also, most men are never smaller than a 27″ waist. So there go. I can always get a pair of suspenders and where the waist poofs out, just stuff more tools in there.
But when winter hits, I will just wear my snowboarding pants again..they held up good last year. Just reminding you that blakladders measurements aren’t based on your regular pants measurement. Its based on actually taking a measuring tape and wrapping it around you. Thats why the pants I got are a little on the tight side, so the waist portion might work for you.
Can anyone tell me which Blaklader pant is the best for daw dust resistance?
I think no matter what material the pants are made of saw dust will get on them.
If your talking about getting it in every nook and cranny, Then maybe you need to purchase those $5 one piece nylon painter suits from the big box stores. LOL
“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn BottingCan anyone tell me which Blaklader pant is the best for daw dust resistance?
If your concerned that much about saw dust, pants are the least of your worries.
Can anyone tell me which Blaklader pant is the best for daw dust resistance?
If your concerned that much about saw dust, pants are the least of your worries.
It’s not that I’m conerned really, I’ll wear a three piece suit to the shop. Just thinking that if I’m “paying” why not get the specific one that’s perfect for the job. But if you are thinking about gifting me a pair of Blakladers, I’ll accept any, THANKS! 🙂
Can anyone tell me which Blaklader pant is the best for daw dust resistance?
I have 3 pairs of the Brawny pants in the khaki colour and I find they don’t show the dust and they are easily cleaned off with compressed air. I think the X1600 would show the dust much more with the black and grey which is part of the reason I’ve stuck with the Brawny.
Dan
danpattison.com
Can anyone tell me which Blaklader pant is the best for daw dust resistance?
A quick swipe over the pants and mostly of the dust falls right off….however the pockets can hold quite a bit of junk. (Mostly blown in insulation in my experience!)
Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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InstagramI just hate it when I get sawdust all in the truck and into my house/change area cuz it doesn’t come completely off my clothes. Over the course of time it makes a big difference to my and my family’s comfort (and my headache). I use the air hose technique of course, but I just figure if I were to shell out +$100 for pants with fancy pockets, I’d like to know if they were made for specific industries (I saw the painting pants) or not. I’ve never considered contractor type pants before hearing about Blaklader on this site, but I don’t think I would need them. Cheap plastic painting coveralls is good enough for now.
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