Do Everything Trousers

[beretta63]

I love my 5.11 Stryke and TDU Ripstop pants (and the shirts are brill to, just ask Ray Mears) I get mine from these guys...

...Brilliant service!

http://www.nightgear.co.uk/

 

[Kerne]

I'd love to have a pair of those expensive Fjallraven trousers that you see people out and about in but they are soooo pricey..

So I go to TKMaxx and buy Craghoppers Kiwis at £16 to £19 a throw and they last through years and years of abuse.

 

[sandbender]

"...I'd love to have a pair of those expensive Fjallraven trousers that you see people out and about in but they are soooo pricey..."

Pricey and the build quality has fallen considerably in the last few years. I used to wear them all the time but when the zip fly started to fail after only a couple of months and I noticed a drop in quality of the stitching I moved onto 5.11 Tac Lite Pros, very tough and comfy, the cargo pockets could be a little larger though.

I don't wear them for work if I'm there during construction though, something cheap from Screwfix makes more sense if I'm likely to catch them on exposed nails, stonework and timber or brush against wet paint.

Note: The all cotton versions of the 5.11 TacLite are very comfy to but are not as hard wearing as the TacLite Pros and tend to wear out quite quickly, especially where they are subject to any kind of constant abrasion (coat zips, belt pouches etc.).

 

[hog]

Snickers work trousers are tough as nails and have the knee pads insertion option, I use them for work as do millions of tradesmen world wide,m got to be the best consumer trial ever !!
http://www.snickersdirect.co.uk/trousers-c-5134.html?ad=trousers&gclid=CNDny5Tasr8CFSflwgod3poAsQ

 

[beretta63]

I'd love to have a pair of those expensive Fjallraven trousers that you see people out and about in but they are soooo pricey..

So I go to TKMaxx and buy Craghoppers Kiwis at £16 to £19 a throw and they last through years and years of abuse.

I think fjallraven are expensive for what they are especially considering that you have to faff about with the unfinished legs!
A cheaper option would be trousers from Seeland, they are superb!

 

[robin wood]

Having just come back from USA I am living in Carhartts amazing quality and chep as chips over there. Pricy in UK though http://www.amazon.co.uk/Carhartt-EB...=UTF8&qid=1404727048&sr=1-7&keywords=carhartt