I've got my choices between RK and Walmart due to gift cards.
I like the insulated carharts, have had the same pair 4 years. Generally wear them for outdoor work in cold months. I agree they can run a bit tight in the waistI've got my choices between RK and Walmart due to gift cards.
Do they feel really thin in insulation to you? I checked out a pair that said quilted and they felt really thin but could just be thin but good insulation?
No, not thin . Heavy canvas red nylon type quilted material inside. Maybe somethings changed, like i said ive had mine a few years.
Yep, those are the ones. When I looked at those and the other brands the other brands were about an inch or more thicker than the Carhartt. Thanks for the info!
Just rabbit and squirrel hunting 1-2 times per year, sled riding and general outdoor work.
I'm thinking of getting a pair of Duluth Trading's "firehose bibs" bibs myself for ice fishing - the ice will probably be thick enough on Hawkin's Reservoir in another month. I don't know that I'd want to wear those "firehose bibs" for walking around, rabbit hunting though. They look pretty heavy.
It gets around 20 degrees and below in mid January-February so i need something warm. Im also not a huge pants fan when hunting cause when i sit on the ground i like a little protection on the backside.
The cheap foam pads you can clip to your belt or stuff in your game vest are worth their weight in gold when you have to sit on the ground.It gets around 20 degrees and below in mid January-February so i need something warm. Im also not a huge pants fan when hunting cause when i sit on the ground i like a little protection on the backside.
I've got the one with the pellets in them that are supposed to heat up. I like it a lot, i just get scared bugs or snakes will climb into my pants. I have a long torso so my shirts always come untucked when i sit or bend over so that's out.
And are all imported as well?
