BROTHERHOOD OF BIB
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Well, they're as comfortable as they say. Fell in love within 5 mins. Will post some pics when I get a chance
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mine are on the way after hemming
with a bit of luck they will arrive tomorrow….@Bums_Fan what a great picture !!
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Well, they're as comfortable as they say. Fell in love within 5 mins. Will post some pics when I get a chance
yup! all I had to do with mine was fiddle with the strap buckles for a couple minutes to find my sweet spot. after that it's been smooth sailing.
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Welcome to the Brotherhood everyone!
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Reporting for Brotherhood
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Daannnnnggg @popvulture
Yeah, the 34 looks like it works rly well for you. There's PLENTY of material on the legs, huh? I see you've got some hefty cuffs like I do. -
Thanks man! I love the fit on these, and yep — plenty of length on the inseam. I love a good chonky double cuff. I think as a tall guy, any time I see less than 34" on a chart, I get weary, but ended up being nothing to worry about here.
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Nailed it!
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Psyched af for you to get yours @Oaktavia
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Natty Boh >>> Natty Bibs
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what a great picture !!
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@Oaktavia nice man. I've been doing the same all week. Not in my overalls though. I was wondering if anyone would notice my almost free Harbor Freight hatchet on my outfit.
Do yourself a favor and get a steel mesh face shield. You can get them for $20 and it will protect your face in a kickback and protect your eyes from sawdust. I learned my lesson last year when I got sawdust in my eyes… really bad.
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I prefer the non-ear muff, non- hardhat version. But when I was line clearing I had to wear the muffs and hard hat and spoggles. Sweating like a whore in church
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@Oaktavia I worked with an Arborist for 3 years and it taught me valuable lessons…Always prepare for the unexpected. Steel Toes, Face Guard, chainsaw chaps (minimum) should be essential wear.
Also have a friend who is a surgeon who would stitch these accidents up…
Be careful.
