Nobody inspired by Uncle Ray's latest kit?

[slingback]

I belive the bag is made by bole, sorry, no weird name story

 

[Expat]

A chap I know locally has the unfortunate name of Steve Hagger...
Unfortunate when his name is on a list......

 

[Ahjno]

Thread moved from Bushcraft Chatter to Kit Chatter ...

 

[nickliv]

We had a home economics teacher called, not a word of a lie Mrs Hardon

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[Steve27752]

Anyway, who in the U.K is a good supplier of Dickies clothing?

 

[eel28]

Just read to the (current) end of this thread, and for the life of me, cannot remember what the original pot was about

 

[crosslandkelly]

Anyway, who in the U.K is a good supplier of Dickies clothing?

Wickes sell a lot of their goods, or just go online.

 

[Bushwhacker]

Is anybody inspired by the wildlife on this show about wildlife?

 

[swright81076]

Anyway, who in the U.K is a good supplier of Dickies clothing?

They have they're own shops now, if you go to their website and look for nearest store. Can't comment on their other gear, but the padded shirt is excellent.

touched by nature

 

[Gray]

I vaguely remember a Lance Corporal Robert Sherunkle.

 

[JonathanD]

Why? Nothing more than interest here though.

I know it's hard to believe. But sometimes, I'm not entirely serious

 

[mountainm]

I know it's hard to believe. But sometimes, I'm not entirely serious

Seriously?

 

[JonathanD]

Seriously?

No .

 

[British Red]

If you like the Crag hoppers and the 5.11 ones you will love the Dickies work ware ones, I have 5 of em.

Must be better than Dickies work ware trousers - they are total cr**

 

[Dreadhead]

if the leather pack is the one i think it is, i have had one for 3-4 years. reindeer leather, with wooden slats inside for support. nothing special, very tough and pretty waterproof but just a pack. cost me £400 though! i gave it to my girlfriend in the end, it being too small for me

 

[sasquatch]

Must be better than Dickies work ware trousers - they are total cr**

I got mine from Wal Mart in Canada and they've survived several bmx crashes at speed on pavement now, faired far better than my flesh. That's more than can be said for most trousers I've owned. I use them in the woods as well and they hold up the same as my Timberlands. I can't complain at $20.

 

[maddave]

Keep it clean gents....

 

[Mastino]

end of story: http://buffy.myrealm.co.uk/afsmg/names.php

 

[British Red]

I got mine from Wal Mart in Canada and they've survived several bmx crashes at speed on pavement now, faired far better than my flesh. That's more than can be said for most trousers I've owned. I use them in the woods as well and they hold up the same as my Timberlands. I can't complain at $20.

I paid fifteen notes for mine - which is about half what I pay for poly cotton ripstop 5.11s. I can't get a year out of Dickies, but manage four to five years out of 5.11s. Plus the Dickies are thin, cold and the front pockets are an awful design. Honestly I'd rather buy a pair of lightweights than Dickies - at least the pockets are okay.

Each to their own naturally - but really I don't think Dickies stuff is much cop - may be okay for a painter if you chuck away clothes regularly, but if you want tough workwear, I vastly prefer 5.11

 

[Thoth]

I went to collage with Steve Hall, his dad really was called Albert . . . And; Yes, I think this thread is propper derailed now. Sorry!