Looking for a decent set of combat bottoms for fishing, must have abit of stretch in them for comfort....any recommendations?
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Have a look on (or visit) h and m under cargo skinny fit jogger...around 24 quid...I wear them for site work and fishing...
Very comfy and have the stretch in the material that you are after...black, green, brown, camo
Have a look on (or visit) h and m under cargo skinny fit jogger...around 24 quid...I wear them for site work and fishing...
Very comfy and have the stretch in the material that you are after...black, green, brown, camo
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Craghoppers,comfy and last years.I wear them for work and they are still like new after 5 years of abuse
Craghoppers,comfy and last years.I wear them for work and they are still like new after 5 years of abuse
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Craghoppers are what you want
Craghoppers are what you want
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cheers guys I will check them out
cheers guys I will check them out
Echo what has been said, Craghoppers. Had a pair quite few years now, quality 
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Might not be quite what you are wanting as they don't necessarily stretch, but for years I have used army surplus or Kombat style combat trousers.
Long lasting, most definitely, they don't rip
Kombat UK link
Might not be quite what you are wanting as they don't necessarily stretch, but for years I have used army surplus or Kombat style combat trousers.
Long lasting, most definitely, they don't rip
Kombat UK link
I've just bought a couple of pairs from Military 1st, Viper camo, only £25 each. Well made, comfy and fit well, perfect for fishing. Don't know about the stretchy bit though.
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I bought a pair of Korda Kombats about 4 years ago although I've never worn them fishing as they are too good! They are my go to pair of trousers for every weekend and despite endless dog walking and cycles through the washing machine, they still look as good as new. Really comfy, stretchy, water repellent material and loads of pockets.Perhaps not the cheapest at between £50 to £55 but I would happily pay that again.
I bought a pair of Korda Kombats about 4 years ago although I've never worn them fishing as they are too good! They are my go to pair of trousers for every weekend and despite endless dog walking and cycles through the washing machine, they still look as good as new. Really comfy, stretchy, water repellent material and loads of pockets.Perhaps not the cheapest at between £50 to £55 but I would happily pay that again.
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Register them on the craghoppers website and keep your proof of purchase if you do buy them.If you do this you get a lifetime guarantee,im pretty sure you don't get that with any of the fishing branded gear.The thermal lined ones are brilliant for winter too
Register them on the craghoppers website and keep your proof of purchase if you do buy them.If you do this you get a lifetime guarantee,im pretty sure you don't get that with any of the fishing branded gear.The thermal lined ones are brilliant for winter too
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Ah good shout, i really like the viper tactical clothing. got a few bits from them and they are extremely good quality
Ah good shout, i really like the viper tactical clothing. got a few bits from them and they are extremely good quality
I wear craghoppers for work and fishing, nice and lightweight.
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I have a few pairs of Revolution Race Pro Rescue Trousers. I think they are great and would go for these over any fishing brand. Practically live in them for work and all outdoor activities. The Nordwand trousers are great as well.
As others have mentioned Craghopper have some good options and I have the Kiwi Pro trousers. Fairly decent and affordable but pretty basic overall.
I have a few pairs of Revolution Race Pro Rescue Trousers. I think they are great and would go for these over any fishing brand. Practically live in them for work and all outdoor activities. The Nordwand trousers are great as well.
As others have mentioned Craghopper have some good options and I have the Kiwi Pro trousers. Fairly decent and affordable but pretty basic overall.
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Thay are the nuts
Thay are the nuts
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Helikon Tex cpu or sfu, have them for years and wear them all year around for anything i do.
Also 5.11 Tactical are great, wear mostly their tactical kilts, but pants as well
Helikon Tex cpu or sfu, have them for years and wear them all year around for anything i do.
Also 5.11 Tactical are great, wear mostly their tactical kilts, but pants as well