Happyoldgit
Member Since: 14 Sep 2007
Location: Norfolk
Posts: 3472
 
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The Musketeer wrote:ken wrote:
As for Boots of the Rubber kind Im fooked as only Muc boots and La Cham fit my calfs 
Buying Barbours for outdoor work is a mistake, they are good for going to the pub, I still wear a 15 year old one that I nicked off my old man for that!
I have size 14 feet, so my Meindl and Chams had to be special order... £££ 
I used to wear out a Barbour Northumbria in a year but that was using them for work and not play. Steve.
Ineos Grenadier Trialmaster but owned numerous Land Rover vehicles of all shapes and sizes over the decades.
Current Defender: A non tarts hand-bagged Puma 110 XS USW.. Now long gone.
[Insert something impressive here such as extensive list of previous Land Rovers or examples of your prestigeous and expensive items, trinkets, houses, bikes, vehicles etc]
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12th Feb 2012 8:32pm |
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The Musketeer
Member Since: 07 Feb 2012
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 193
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Miserableolgit wrote:The Musketeer wrote:ken wrote:
As for Boots of the Rubber kind Im fooked as only Muc boots and La Cham fit my calfs
Buying Barbours for outdoor work is a mistake, they are good for going to the pub, I still wear a 15 year old one that I nicked off my old man for that!
I have size 14 feet, so my Meindl and Chams had to be special order... £££
I used to wear out a Barbour Northumbria in a year but that was using them for work and not play.
Id recommend Swazi to anyone who has to work hard outside. I have the over the head smock jobbie (and now some other stuff) and it is fantastic, worth evvery penny of the £350. I've worn it in the worst weather, shepherding, stalking, forestry work and keepering and it has outperformed everything else I have ever worn, and it's still going strong 4 years later... quite the testament. It is the best outdoor clothing in the world, 100%, by far. Good things come to the wild and free |
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12th Feb 2012 9:02pm |
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