so was in the local lookin for dryseat pants,,, or shorts for that matter, no one has them.... i use cheap ass fleece box pack pants just becos they have a dryseat(and are cheap). anyone use pants/shortsd with dry seat? i hate a wet arse ...
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so was in the local lookin for dryseat pants,,, or shorts for that matter, no one has them.... i use cheap ass fleece box pack pants just becos they have a dryseat(and are cheap). anyone use pants/shortsd with dry seat? i hate a wet arse ...
cheers
I just carry a plastic shopping bag and sit on that.
Cheers
Pete
ive got some huntech dryseat shorts, and they actually work. they are the old NZ made ones so not sure about the new models
I just get a wet arse
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Huntech
Got the old lady to sew in a square of building wrap to the tail of my bush shirt. Does the trick.
I get more than a wet arse, I become the drowned rat
My Ridgeline ones are good
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I have some of the nz made huntech and totally rate them, even to the point i will wear under my huntech pants just for the dry seat!!
Hamish
I hated my nz made huntech dryseat shorts, they were fricken noisy!! Have put me off buying anything with dryseat attached to them. Im with Brads - a wet ass. Im keen to get the new SC shorts - no drybum - but just can't comprehend why the cost so much for some fleece? :wtfsmilie:
huggies seem to work as long as you change them regularly :thumbsup:
I carry a bum-sized piece of thinner (5mm?) closed cell foam. Can sit on it for ages. Bum stays warm too.
I have used the h&f dryseat pants and because they material is inside the fleece, you're guaranteed a wet sweaty bum (without getting into TMI lol)
I understand the Swazi dryseat pants are better w fleece inside the fabric.
My Swazi shorts dont have any fleece inside, theyre for winter though, too hot for summer so Id have long johns on anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiB