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Tomcoles

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Jul 21, 2013
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Buckinghamshire
I brought a set of these overalls from screwfix when I was supporting a rally car as a technician. I used them in wet -2 conditions wearing boxers and a tshirt they kept me super warm and comfortable. I have used them in the snow and had the same results. I can't tell you how good they are. Once I try them you won't look back in cold wet conditions there perfect. U could sleep in them with no sleeping bag and u would be ok. I slept in them in -2 in a covered pit area. Exposed to wind and was totally comfortable.
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I also have a set. They are indescribably good. I don't know how I managed winter without them.
This will be the fourth winter I've had mine. Last winter they started letting in water, and I washed them and put Nikwax waterproofer on them, followed the instructions and all. They still let in water, sadly, so they don't last forever.
I think I paid £38 for mine, worth twice the price, not that I'm going to offer it though..........

Edited to add, I didn't know that screwfix actually want double the price I paid when I wrote that.......ouch.
 
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These look great, but no one seems to stock any size smaller than medium. They say this is for chest 40 - 42 which is a bit too big for me. I'm 5'6" - does anyone know if the length would be too big also? I'm not really a medium sort of chap.
 
They're a fair bit cheaper on Dickies' own site. £60 + £4.95 p&p (free p&p if you sepnd over £60 ex vat).
Never ordered from them though so no idea how reliable they are.
 

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