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Dellboy
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Combat trousers

#1 Post by Dellboy »

Following on from the moleskin trousers post .
Im looking for some good combat trousers has anyone any suggestions ??
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I quite like the Helikon SFU's for work, decent price, strong and very good deep pockets.
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Where did you buy them ?
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#4 Post by Mattnall »

5.11 trousers are great. I use them for work, shooting and general use and they last a lot longer than other 'work' trousers I have tried.
Pockets in the right places as well.
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Dellboy wrote:Where did you buy them ?
I got them online from Military1st.
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Mattnall wrote:5.11 trousers are great.
Agreed - been pleased with my 5.11 TacLite Pro trousers. Durable but lightweight and unrestrictive, and don't look too 'tacticool'.
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#7 Post by BamBam »

5.11 Stryke are really good, plenty of stretch for movement, double knees, hidden mag pockets, pockets everywhere really, but not really obvious. In waist sizes and leg lengths.
The 5.11 covert troos if have to do a smart casual thing, but still want thigh pockets and storage. The thigh pockets use hidden zips in the side seams.
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These are brillant, very hard wearing and don't cost a fortune. :good:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mens-Cargo-Co ... 870sWXZf2Q
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#9 Post by BamBam »

Les wrote:These are brillant, very hard wearing and don't cost a fortune. :good:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mens-Cargo-Co ... 870sWXZf2Q
Single skin knees though. For actual work style combats I use Dickies or Helly Hanson and Aldi do some cracking work troos with apron pockets and cordura double skin knees for about £19 that are great for summer.
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#10 Post by Countryman »

I'm afraid I would have to disagree on the Helicon pants. The crotch stitching is shocking. Mine split. As soon as I knelt to shoot.

On the other hand the 5.11 trousers are great.


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