Chainsaw pants

[kfd518]

I am looking for an honest opinion based on experience from use and the available chainsaw pants out there. They are to be used for climbing.

GO!

 

[XP_Slinger]

I was going to buy a pair last week. Then noticed the actual protective layer of fibers didn’t start until about 10” below the waist line. Didn’t like that for what I do, not a climber guy. These were both styles of Husqvarna protective pants, I opted for a pair of Labonville chaps that had full protection of my thigh.
Would’ve loved the pants for the convenience and comfort.

Something to look out for if you’re like me and want your entire leg protected.

 

[kfd518]

I believe I’m going to go w the cloggers, these will be n tree use. Have chaps for ground work need to upgrade one of these days though

 

[KYsawman]

I have labonville brand, I really like them, they are a bit heavy but have protection from top to bottom.

 

[Ryan Browne]

I've never seen these, but for the price, they might be worth a shot. Probably not for a climber, but a firewood guy might like them.

http://www.shopcomstocklogging.com/...CHAIN-SAW-SAFETY-PANTS-SIZES-M-XL_p_1611.html

 

[kfd518]

Thinking Labonville for my next chaps. Like chaps for ground work cause they are cooler in TX heat and can take them off before I get in the truck.

I believe for climbing use, doing lots of reading the last couple of days I will probably go with Clogger Zero pants

 

[Sawyer94]

Arbortec, pfanner or SIP.

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[kfd518]

Went w the clogger zero,

Just for information wesspur has. 15% sale
On all clogger chainsaw protective gear right now.

 

[Kw trees]

Cloggers are my go to for warmer weather and arbortec for cooler weather I do have couple of arborwear pants and they are ok but fitting isn’t that great