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that’s great info! i find dickies and other work trousers a bit raw and cold to touch if that makes sense (despite their thickness) il check out the percussion’s

I have REAL trouble getting comfy trousers. I find most of the softshell trousers far too thin and cold to touch, jeans i don’t like for obvious reasons outside, and i’m not wanting to spend loads on fjallraven. I actually wear jogging bottoms as they are warm and comfy, and if it’s wet il put...

Kamik ice breakers. After the initia breaking in, they are very comfy, with a bit of support. They have a thick removal felt liner, proper winter wellies, ive had no trouble in walking 4/5 miles in them. Canadian made.

If you are like me and don’t like the tight type, give a pair of pyjama bottoms (polyester or poly cotton) a go, they sit fine around the crotch and have no restrictions as they are baggy

do you wear normal boxers under the thermals, or just the thermals?

I have another query regarding these tighter modern leggings.....are you meant to wear underwear with them...i.e boxers??

Interesting, so you go for no base layer and just the insulated trousers. Personally i prefer a light trousers with something underneath, but i guess everyone has there own little technique.

Dickies redhawk super work trousers, very cheap, comfy and robust👍👍👍 oh and not restrictive like some work trousers

Not sure if i’m overly fussy or just weird, but i really struggle to find comfy long john or ‘leggings’. The long johns seem to bunch up, and the modern tight legging ones are just too tight i find (i’m not chunky either) So far the only comfy thing i can find to put on under trousers is pyjama...

thanks for the helpful info👍 i guess it really is what you feel comfy with. I think also, with leg wear, it's so important to get good long johns. I actually spend more on a pair of long johns than trousers!

Hi, ive tried looking through threads but cant find the specific answer im looking for, so here goes, first thread/post. Having only used 'work' trousers with long johns in the winter, im looking to see whether its worth actually getting a pair of Fjallraven/or other expensive outdoor...