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  1. 02-09-2014, 11:42 PM #1
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    Dry arse water resistant trousers

    Any suggestions what's good for rainy or snow conditions but breathable?


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  3. 03-09-2014, 07:35 AM #2
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    Longjohns with stubbies!
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    I tried a pair of the h&f dry arse fleece pants. The special fabric is on the inside, so your arse is soaked from perspiration anyway.... I wouldn't wear them in the nasty stuff that's for sure. I like my long johns with cactus canvas shorts when moving in the cold n wet stuff.
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    [QUOTE=SiB;289626]I tried a pair of the h&f dry arse fleece pants. The special fabric is on the inside, so your arse is soaked from perspiration anyway....


    I bought a pair of those, cut the fabric out the arse after its first trip....'sweaty arse not good'.......
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    [QUOTE=Scouser;289636]
    Quote Originally Posted by SiB View Post
    I tried a pair of the h&f dry arse fleece pants. The special fabric is on the inside, so your arse is soaked from perspiration anyway....


    I bought a pair of those, cut the fabric out the arse after its first trip.... SWAMP CRACK not good'.......
    All fixed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouser View Post

    All fixed
    Fixed both.....good old 3B.......
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    Get naked and spray yourself with rain guard mate!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Longjohns with stubbies!
    Longjohns with speedo's for the superman look
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnino View Post
    Any suggestions what's good for rainy or snow conditions but breathable?


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    Try a pair of the adult incontinent nappies under your swanny...some ol' guy on here might be able to help you out...I am not into them yet so cant help ya.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spook View Post
    Try a pair of the adult incontinent nappies under your swanny...some ol' guy on here might be able to help you out...I am not into them yet so cant help ya.
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    I grabbed a pair of the Stoney creek Quad pants when they were on special recently. They are bloody bullet proof as well as wind proof. Downside is that they are too warm if walking any distance.
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    [QUOTE=Scouser;289636]
    Quote Originally Posted by SiB View Post
    I tried a pair of the h&f dry arse fleece pants. The special fabric is on the inside, so your arse is soaked from perspiration anyway....


    I bought a pair of those, cut the fabric out the arse after its first trip....'sweaty arse not good'.......
    I bought a pair of those, found out why they were specialed, like living in a sauna from the waist down, holy shit my legs a really thin now!. But excellent for standing round at the range or on one of Gillies shooting courses, or if your in a hillbilly frame of mind.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
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    Hey you, go and get your prostate tickled before you get to much older! Age is not a factor in getting no flow or the leaks, if your lucky youll get thru like me and still be sleeping all night without toilet tripping!!
    Oh dont tell me you already are pissing in the middle of the night!!!! Get that tickle now!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    Hey you, go and get your prostate tickled before you get to much older! Age is not a factor in getting no flow or the leaks, if your lucky youll get thru like me and still be sleeping all night without toilet tripping!!
    Oh dont tell me you already are pissing in the middle of the night!!!! Get that tickle now!!!!
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    I thought that gave you the shits? Not the pisses
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