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Re: Insulated overalls


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Posted by redforlife on December 28, 2022 at 22:16:25 from (174.210.164.188):

In Reply to: Insulated overalls posted by TimWafer on December 28, 2022 at 12:31:28:

I prefer bibs that zip down in the middle
of the front bib. And also have leg zippers
that go all the way up to the hip, and not
just up to the knee. With those zipper
preferences, your kind of limited on
brands. Some brands don't put zippers in
like that. No zipper in the bib. Or only up
to the knee in the leg. As much as I take
mine off and on, I really watch for that. I
walk away from some brands because of that
reason.

I also like the slit in the side so you can
get your hand into your jeans pocket
underneath. Some brands don't put those in.
Only a pocket whole for the pockets that's
in the bid overhauls themselves. I can't
stand not getting into my jeans pockets
without taking the bibs off.

As far as zipper quality, about all I can
tell ya on that, is just pay attention to
that when your shopping.

Another tip is, during this time of year,
selection in stores gets pretty picked
over. They might have a whole rack of extra
extra large, but not one pair in your size
(been my experience). About got to hit the
stores in the fall to find a pair that fits
right. Especially if you where a common
size.

All and all, I haven't really had any bad
luck with zippers. I guess I might just be
hard enough on the material, that the bibs
just don't outlast the zippers. About 2 or
3 years is about all I get out of mine.
Tough material or not. But, ... I do cattle
chores in them every day. So they see some
tough use.


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