Looking for some cargo trousers. Iv seen korda, kumu and fortis do some. Has anyone used either of these and what's your thoughts? Any other suggestions would be great.
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Craghoppers are still my go to for cargo trousers
Craghoppers are still my go to for cargo trousers
Definitely Craghoppers for me too,had mine years and still going
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Thank you for your advice. What's the name/model you have as there is loads to choose from? Thanks
Thank you for your advice. What's the name/model you have as there is loads to choose from? Thanks
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Mine are kiwi pro,think they are kiwi pro 2 now and are 2 pairs for for £80 on craghopper website
Mine are kiwi pro,think they are kiwi pro 2 now and are 2 pairs for for £80 on craghopper website
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Pretty certain mine are also Kiwi. I tend to get them from Go Outdoors
Pretty certain mine are also Kiwi. I tend to get them from Go Outdoors
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Find them cheaper online and get go outdoors price match plus 10% off
Find them cheaper online and get go outdoors price match plus 10% off
Helikon SFU NEXT is what I use and highly recommend
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Def Craghoppers for the summer - Brasher are also good albeit a bit more expensive (Go Outdoors)
Also look at the Magcomsen pants on Amazon - very hardwearing and comfy - I have fleece lined softshell I wear in Autumn / Spring that are warm breathable and most importantly dont have rear pockets making them easy to sleep in. . .
Def Craghoppers for the summer - Brasher are also good albeit a bit more expensive (Go Outdoors)
Also look at the Magcomsen pants on Amazon - very hardwearing and comfy - I have fleece lined softshell I wear in Autumn / Spring that are warm breathable and most importantly dont have rear pockets making them easy to sleep in. . .
I've bought two pairs of cragghoppers recently and not impressed both button have gone within 6 weeks, zips are constantly jamming up.
I've paid a bit more money and bought some Rab ones which have been fine.
I've paid a bit more money and bought some Rab ones which have been fine.
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Ordered.
Ordered.
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Reviews say they are longer in the leg than expected. Please tell us what they fit like when you get them. Thanks
Reviews say they are longer in the leg than expected. Please tell us what they fit like when you get them. Thanks
You can get some great deals on cargo trousers with go outdoors membership and decatholon have some decent priced cargos as well.
Cragghoppers for me
Kiwi pro 2 in pro-stretch material, lifetime guarantee, lightweight, with a water-repellent finish, use them for all activities, superb 10/10
Had 3 pairs, just bought another 2 the other week
LINKY POO™ https://www.outdoorclothing.co.uk/mens-c4/trousers-c36/mens-kiwi-pro-ii-trouser-p15677?srsltid=AfmBOoohPlpeDoloItO0IB246Z4wCLg_XgFEy1mSx97r6zFNSOhMUks-
Kiwi pro 2 in pro-stretch material, lifetime guarantee, lightweight, with a water-repellent finish, use them for all activities, superb 10/10
Had 3 pairs, just bought another 2 the other week
LINKY POO™ https://www.outdoorclothing.co.uk/mens-c4/trousers-c36/mens-kiwi-pro-ii-trouser-p15677?srsltid=AfmBOoohPlpeDoloItO0IB246Z4wCLg_XgFEy1mSx97r6zFNSOhMUks-
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I like the Helikon stuff but a lot of it's cut for soldier type figures, not the average Joe, you have to be careful buying, a lot of it has low waist lines too. Presently wearing their shorts, ordered a few combat trousers but they had to go back.
I like the Helikon stuff but a lot of it's cut for soldier type figures, not the average Joe, you have to be careful buying, a lot of it has low waist lines too. Presently wearing their shorts, ordered a few combat trousers but they had to go back.
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Use code HOLIDAY25 for £8.24 discount
Use code HOLIDAY25 for £8.24 discount
I've got fjallraven kebs for most of my outdoor pursuits but bought some jack pyke technical hybrid trousers for fishing , they're bloody good for the money , will buy another pair for outdoors stuff when my EXPENSIVE fjallravens are dead .
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Have 3 pairs of these no issues and had them years
Have 3 pairs of these no issues and had them years
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