Leather hunting trousers

[Youngjm]

Hello,

I really want to buy some all leather hunting trousers. I have large thighss and don’t want a jean cut trouser.

Just wndering if anyone one has any recommendations in the approx £150 mark. I don’t fancy paying 200+ for a pair of trousers (like the deer hunter Strausbourg).

Thank you

 

[biffo]

Hello,

I really want to buy some all leather hunting trousers. I have large thighss and don’t want a jean cut trouser.

Just wndering if anyone one has any recommendations in the approx £150 mark. I don’t fancy paying 200+ for a pair of trousers (like the deer hunter Strausbourg).

Thank you

why ???? Hot, sweaty. But ok for certain night clubs...

 

[bradleyhardacre]

heheh nice one...

 

[exmarksman9870]

dont be so rude and common above !... some countries ie germany etc use leather for hunting in alot..

my advice would be to save up and buy once.. then you have a quality product that will last many many years..

 

[Dickie]

Harkila leather fronted trousers are hard wearing and last years.

 

[John Gryphon]

A mate as an upholsterer had some high grade sofa leather left over. I got him to sew a leather panel onto the full length of the fronts of my 'hay carting trousers` to stop the cut ends of the hay wearing the trousers out .Those trousers went into being my hunting pants and were fantastic in the blackberry patches and stopped the thorns penetrating my legs.

 

[jubnut]

need cheap leather trousers?

Young man, there's a place you can go. I said, young man, when you're short on your dough. You can stay there, and I'm sure you will find
Many ways to have a good time.

I just can't remember the name of the place.

 

[jcampbellsmith]

Harkila leather fronted trousers are hard wearing and last years.

I've had my pair repaired five times. Harkila kit is a waste of time and money. Regards JCS

 

[biffo]

need cheap leather trousers?

Young man, there's a place you can go. I said, young man, when you're short on your dough. You can stay there, and I'm sure you will find
Many ways to have a good time.

I just can't remember the name of the place.

ha ha

 

[Freeforester]

why ???? Hot, sweaty. But ok for certain night clubs...

I think, no I mean, er, a friend thinks you might be getting mixed up with rubber?! Lol
Leather breathes, latex doesn't, er according to my dominatrix!!

I could expand, but I'm a little 'tied up' at the mo....

 

[biffo]

I think, no I mean, er, a friend thinks you might be getting mixed up with rubber?! Lol
Leather breathes, latex doesn't, er according to my dominatrix!!

I could expand, but I'm a little 'tied up' at the mo....

this is a great thread !

 

[teyhan1]

I have some.
I will sell them.
Think they were over 400 Euro
£175 posted
They are full length trousers
38 waist

 

[Youngjm]

That's kind, but not my size!

 

[Youngjm]

Thank you for the sensible replies. For the other ones, glad I managed to give you opportunity for the attempt at banter!

 

[Cut+Squirt]

I'll sell you mine, only worn for special occasions, like really special occasions .. .. fully breathable

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[Freeforester]

Barbed wire about your 'areas' (possible anagram/play on words there), Cadex?
I hope you and the 'friendly farmer' manage to patch things up!

Joking apart, I have a pair I bought around 30 years ago, I fully expect them to last another 30 year at least, and though they were about £170 at the time back then, they remain a great (thornproof) investment. You pays yer money, and you takes yer choice...

 

[geordieh]

Plenty here to choose from
lederhosen images - Bing images

 

[PG.NZ]

You should check out Cactus gear made in New Zealand. The super trousers are 100% canvas. Waterproof, thorn proof etc. Had mine for 5 years, wear them hunting and to work and they are still going strong. They get better with age.

 

[Hunterjohnb]

Google jagd lederhosen. Plenty to choose from and in your price point.

 

[rodp]

You should check out Cactus gear made in New Zealand. The super trousers are 100% canvas. Waterproof, thorn proof etc. Had mine for 5 years, wear them hunting and to work and they are still going strong. They get better with age.

This ^^^ . A couple of layers of 12oz ripstop is quite robust. Nothing to stop you sewing it to existing trousers. We did once, many years ago, attempt to make a pair out of it, almost damned near impossible to walk in them (that however, could have been a lot to do with never making strides before)