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In reply to Post #18
I tried to buy a Percussion fleece iirc but it was too sculpted for my adonis like stature, so I got the Hogg OF one which would make a sack of spuds look good (and did) 
Got to say I was a bit gutted it was very nice.
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In reply to Post #17
Great website
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In reply to Post #14
I got a pair of those also. They're one of the most comfortable trousers I've worn. They remind of the the Karrimor Panthers with the stretchy fabric, which are also very comfy.
Having said that, I usually wear my Propper camo BDU's fishing. I'm old school.
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In reply to Post #17
Just checking site out now-some nice gear. Quite like Percussion -have a pair of their wellies.
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In reply to Post #16
You wont go wrong with Jack Pyke or Deerhunter. I like my so called country or humting stuff.
New Forrest clothing do some nice stuff too and not too pricey, what I like the most, a lot of it is reviewed by people who use it for a living, day in day out.
LINKY POO™ https://www.newforestclothing.co.uk/search?options%5Bprefix%5D=last&q=trousers
EDIT, I bought a Hoggs of Fyfe fleece from NF, love it, some good offers on fleeces too.
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In reply to Post #13
Like look of these
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I have some Jack Pyke Weardale ones. They are pretty hard wearing and I wear them in summer and winter.
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I bought a pair of those Aldi's were selling a little while back for about £12, I did not think they would be up to much, but they were that good I went out and bought a second pair and since then, I have never took them off even as my casual daily wear clobber even on a night down town etc
I don't know what they are made off, probably something similar to pertex, but the fabric is extremely light, you hardly know that you are wearing them, I thought they would be cold, but they proved me wrong, even in a cold wind, they are windproof and retain the warmth. And extremely fast drying, and even after a weeks wear, don't start to smell.
But, if I have any reservations about them, I doubt they would be "tough" enough to be pushing through briars and hedges etc without ripping them so for places I fish like that, I will stick to my German Army Moleskin trousers
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Have a gander at jack pyke hybrid technical trousers .
They’re what I use and are great , stretchy where needed and heavy duty ripstop on the knees and bum .
Bomb proof and well priced
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In reply to Post #1
Personally wear joggers in the colder months where they are definitely warmer than cargo trousers. Then switch to cargo ones for early summer into autumn. Used to wear Craghoppers like a few here but found they weren't lasting long and stitching going on seams.
For joggers I wear Kumu which have been great quality and then revolution race for cargo which sit well between cheaper brands and then the top end like Fjallraven.
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In reply to Post #6
Same , been wearing them for a few years now ,have several pairs but like the g1000 fabric ones best.
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In reply to Post #1
Craighoppers dry so easy. Light and comfortable
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In reply to Post #7
Love these
Columbia rapid rivers cargo pants
Comfy and lightweight and not too pricey
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In reply to Post #1
I picked up some fairly cheap khaki cargos from m&m direct. Lightweight, water resistant material. Draw cuffs on legs and waist. Really comfy. In fact just ordered the same design in shorts. Ideal trouser for spring/summer fishing. In winter with long johns underneath they’re good too. Prefer my salopettes though when it’s too cold.
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