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  1. 07-03-2010, 10:18 AM #1
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    anyone wear "AREBORWEAR"

    im really liking the double thick fleece hoodie and sweatshirt ,also the vest ..thinking of buying was wondering if u guys wear em and what your thoughts on them are
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  2. 07-03-2010, 11:01 AM #2
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    I haven't tried the swearshirt, I really don't wear hoodies, but I would buy one of theirs if I did.

    I really like the pants.
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  3. 07-03-2010, 01:30 PM #3
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    their pants are top notch for tree climbing if you ask me. i like the way the feel when your wearing a leg loop style saddle. the crotch area is a new design so you have better leg movement with these pants.
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    how well do te pants breath


    i like to wear little as possible during the winter but still keep me warm ,i find if i wear much i sweat like hell ...i found this fleece type "underarmor" shirt that i would wear with somthing really thin under it and just a short sleeve or longsleeve work shirt over top...really liked it but cant find it ,got it from a hunting store (gander mountain)
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    If you buy the Tech pants you can pee your pants while your in the tree and they'll be dry by the time you get down. Seriously, there's great products and that's about all I wear for work or casual. I have a big Arborwear sticker waiting to put on my casket when I croak.
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  6. 07-03-2010, 02:46 PM #6
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    i like the pants too....i just wish they made a boot cut pant instead of the taper leg...
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    I've been wearing their T-shirts for a while and really like them. Only complaint I have is the the fit. Seems like they use different brands of shirts before the silk screening process. Depending on where they come from (Sherrill, Wesspur) the brand and the fit may be different.
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    Quote Originally Posted by freeweight View Post
    im really liking the double thick fleece hoodie and sweatshirt ,also the vest ..thinking of buying was wondering if u guys wear em and what your thoughts on them are
    I have the double thick hoodie. Man is it warm. The hood is really big so you can wear a helmet and or hearing protection underneath if you wish. The arms are cut well so you really have a lot of freedom to move unencumbered. I thought it was a great purchase even at $80.00. You must be prepared to take it off if you are inside for any appreciable time. It just gets too warm.
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    how is the hoodie on staining,i have a really bad rep for really staining clothes up ,all my work clothes look like i roll in mud

    my father got some really nice hoodies and i screwed them up big time wich sucked cause they were nice,im rambling

    hmm im thinking a hoodie,sweatshirt and a couple pairs of pants
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    Quote Originally Posted by freeweight View Post
    how is the hoodie on staining,i have a really bad rep for really staining clothes up ,all my work clothes look like i roll in mud

    my father got some really nice hoodies and i screwed them up big time wich sucked cause they were nice,im rambling

    hmm im thinking a hoodie,sweatshirt and a couple pairs of pants
    My wife has one of those fancy/expensive washing machines and does a great job of cleaning up my messes without shrinking things to "Cousin It" sizes. I have never spilled oil or bled on my double hoodie as of yet.
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