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    Quote Originally Posted by Chiseller View Post
    I placed an order for over a tons worth of gear, still don't know whether to confirm or abort.
    If i have to think for more than 30 seconds I know its not vital so, can do without. other times I think what the ell.

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    you can always flog it on here if your nae happy with it all :P
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    Like the budgie?

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    Well, they're all gone now! So that stops me being tempted...
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    should have taken the gamble mate
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    I like mine. I'm fairly close to the 6'6" type mentioned by Imagedude (not a eunuch last time I looked) so I went for the XL. The length is perfect for me and I haven't noticed any problems in the ballroom department. Perhaps I don't 'dance' as much as imagedude?

    I think the quality is good for the price.
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    Mine arrived today, L = 36" waist for me.

    I think they would be too snug to wear 400g woolpowers underneath but seem OK otherwise.

    I'll add them to my review when I've given them a proper testing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huon View Post
    I like mine. I'm fairly close to the 6'6" type mentioned by Imagedude (not a eunuch last time I looked) so I went for the XL. The length is perfect for me and I haven't noticed any problems in the ballroom department. Perhaps I don't 'dance' as much as imagedude?

    I think the quality is good for the price.
    XL = 36 Gary mine are a large = 36 waist.
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    Sorry, my mistake. L + 36".

    I'm so used to buying XL in most things I forgot I only ordered the L
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    mine have been delayed some variety of cock-up regarding credit cards, i don't know any further than that, i try to avoid electric money if i can, it always seems to end up stinging me otherwise. apparently the bloke on the phone at askari was incredibly helpful though according to mother, although he still couldn't give any definative answers regarding size

    hopefully they'll arrive today or tomorrow
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayland View Post
    Mine arrived today, L = 36" waist for me.

    I think they would be too snug to wear 400g woolpowers underneath but seem OK otherwise.

    I'll add them to my review when I've given them a proper testing.
    It the reason I went for the XL, so I could put something underneath.

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    I've sorted my order.... Let's see

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    i didnt want any extra room, better tae keep em tight to stop me putting on any weight i shall always be a wiry runt indeed
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    Quote Originally Posted by R.Lewis View Post
    Well, they're all gone now! So that stops me being tempted...
    Back in stock
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    So back in stock... Hmmm, trouble is I'm even more confused on size now then before! May need medium...
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    Spoke with them. Medium is 34. Terrible customer service.... I'll explain later.....?

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    Way ha! me trousers have just landed


    Ok just tried them on and for me who is between a 36 -38 depending on the amount of Staffordshire oak cakes (thanks Bodge!!) I've eaten.

    They fit ok with enough room for a pair of Ice breakers underneath. The leg however is designed for someone at least 3" longer in the leg than me (Im about a 30" inside leg), but a visit to good old mum, will I'm sure sort that particular problem out.



    Hamish, who received my order, and went out of his way to post them down to me... I owe you one mate.


    Ill put them through their paces, over the weekend, and let you know how they got on....

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    nice that was fast, glad it all worked out Damian.

    how are folks finding the lining on the front? iv personally never worn stuff with a lining as i hate synthetic materials with a passion (yup one of those guys...) so im not too sure on the benefits on the lining, especially as its only on the front?
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    Quote Originally Posted by R.Lewis View Post
    So back in stock... Hmmm, trouble is I'm even more confused on size now then before! May need medium...
    From what I can gather it sounds like the waist is true to size. XL for 38" L 36" M 34" and S 32". But what about the cut?

    I tend to like a bit of room in trousers I'll be out and about in over maybe a few days. So what's the verdict guys? Are they comfortable or on the nutcracker side of comfortable?
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    again length is an issue. i would say they are a little tight around the back for me but then again thats where iv had some meat gouging surgery so i notice the tiniest bit of pressure which may not bother other folks. thats unless im wearing them the wrong way round
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    The XL are ok Cut wise, quoted comfortable to be honest, plenty of room in the seat and the legs.

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    I'm normally a 34" waist but usually buy 36" because they're more comfortable. I bought the large trousers, the waist is Ok, the legs too long and I'd like a bit more room for my saggy 'old-man' balls. With a pair of 200gm Woolpowers underneath it is difficult to raise my knees and I'm not blessed with massive thighs.
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    swap you a heavy excised and scarred erse for a simple case of old man balls? love your sig btw, too true
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imagedude View Post
    I'm normally a 34" waist but usually buy 36" because they're more comfortable. I bought the large trousers, the waist is Ok, the legs too long and I'd like a bit more room for my saggy 'old-man' balls.
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    I was thinking of using Preperation H but hopefully a good dose of cold weather will increase the swing room in me britches.
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    I just inhaled me dinner reading that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Imagedude View Post
    I'm normally a 34" waist but usually buy 36" because they're more comfortable. I bought the large trousers, the waist is Ok, the legs too long and I'd like a bit more room for my saggy 'old-man' balls. With a pair of 200gm Woolpowers underneath it is difficult to raise my knees and I'm not blessed with massive thighs.
    That's clinched it - I'm going to pass.
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    Quote Originally Posted by treadlightly View Post
    That's clinched it - I'm going to pass.
    You got saggy OMBs too?
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    All trousers should carry a label - "OMB friendly"
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    Quote Originally Posted by treadlightly View Post
    All trousers should carry a label - "OMB friendly"
    Indeed!

    Personally I have a pair of YMBs. Sadly they're not as fresh as they once were. Perhaps I should have kept them in the fridge rather than a box under the bed?

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