IH-634-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo
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I second pretty much everything that has just been said.
These are really surprisingly comfortable, really stiff in the beginning but not uncomfortably so. They have no "cardboard feeling", that's the best expression I can think of. They do severly restrict movement in the beginning, though. The first couple of days I was NOT able to adjust the cuffs without taking them off (and no, that's not because they are too tight ;)). Also I tend to take two steps at a time when climbing stairs, a feat that became doable again only after about 10 days of wear.
All in all: I once decided never to fall for what I perceived as the super heavyweight hype (i.e >21oz), thinking that 21 oz IH would be the limit for me. I wouldn't have fallen for these if they hadn't been the anniversary model of my favourite denim dealern(VMC in Zürich). I can report that I am more than happy that I changed my mind
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It isn't an issue of being tough, ha, it's a matter of whether I am patient enough; a virtue I am not necessarily in great supply of.
I'm wearing the 666 version of this jeans, but since its the same material i think i can still say something about them anyway.
The first week is the hardest i'd say. It may be hard to get them on/off, and you'll have a robot-style feeling the first times wearing them, but they definitely did grow on me.
The jeans will settle and get more movability (biking and working in them helped a lot), so they get better with every day.So yea, you still may need some patience but its nothing to worry about.
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Are these jeans comfortable?
since you seem to be a hands on guy i can send you a piece of the denim & you can make your own determination. i had mine (666 25oz) chopped & G$ sent the stumps to me. PM me your info & I'll get it out on Tuesday or Wednesday.
seems the most practical way to tell if you like the denim, of course you won't really know until you try on a pair, but still better than everyone's biased opinions.
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Are these jeans comfortable?
since you seem to be a hands on guy i can send you a piece of the denim & you can make your own determination. i had mine (666 25oz) chopped & G$ sent the stumps to me. PM me your info & I'll get it out on Tuesday or Wednesday.
seems the most practical way to tell if you like the denim, of course you won't really know until you try on a pair, but still better than everyone's biased opinions.
I appreciate the offer, Mike. However, I think I'm settled on sizing up in the Busters when there is a restock in 32 and then beating those into the ground. I'll hopefully work my way up to 25oz. For now, it'll have to wait.
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I got my inner thigh tattooed the other day and I haven't dared put either my 666 or my 634 in their 25oz version. It's been 2 days since the guy inked me and the scars are starting to solidify, maybe in a couple of days, I could put them back on.
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Shoreman is right. As I said in the 666XHS thread, I'm still waiting. This afternoon, after one week, I came out wearing my 12oz wabash pants. I missed my 25oz monsters. I like them, a lot. I like how they fit, I like the sensation over my skin, but i cannot say yet if they are breakable or not, if they are really wearable, on the long distance. I remember when I broke in my 634sr, it took almost 20 days of worn, but now they are really comfortable. Will be the same for these needle-finger-breakers? it's too early to tell.
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I find them to be really wearable..I had some sort of fear - but they are woven so perfectly that they feel like satin
We can do anything
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Fit pics!
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the hardest part was to button these up…so fucking crazy!
and tbh, these things are too fucking heavy for me... ???respect to all those dudes wearing 25ozers...!
the first time buttoning might be a bit tough, but that should not be a real problem
and I personal find them very comfortable and not heavy, from the way they feel while wearing, at all… -
When I came out of the changing room the girl in the shop asked me if I had hurt myself because I obviously looked in pain.
These soften up "fairly" quick.
