- Location
- Scot Borders
5'11 and 36 waist here and large are a perfect fit even when wearing plenty layers in this weather
Waterproof bib
- Thread starter Northeastfarmer
- Start date
Ideal thanks. Im upgrading from some flexothane cheap ones so hopefully I won’t be disappointed.
- Location
- Scot Borders
That's what I was told by the guy at outback outfitters who were trying to sell me the betacraft bib!!
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
You certainly won’t be disappointed, but neither would you want to be for the price difference. Not really comparing like with like though, the difference really is chalk and cheese.?
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Nice work the TFF collective, just ordered a pair of large bib n brace . They can sit in the cupboard until my 2 yr old ones die. Might be a while though, current pair are 2 yrs old, and getting a bit tatty , but are still fully waterproof in all areas !
Hope you like them @Northeastfarmer
Hope you like them @Northeastfarmer
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
mine turned up today...seems very good quality
Skintagain
Member
- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
How are you getting on with these?
Have a look at AirFlex by Fort Workwear available in most Farm/country stores and online
CopperBeech
Member
- Location
- A Welsh man lost in England
I am horrendously hard on everything. Clothes in particular. I am on my third winter with these and would expect looking at them to get another three.
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
Love them…..best waterproofs I’ve ever had
- Location
- Cheshire
TMI bud, TMI
- Location
- West Wales
What are you wearing ? Kaiwaka?
CopperBeech
Member
- Location
- A Welsh man lost in England
Yes mate.
- Location
- West Wales
What’s it like on barb
CopperBeech
Member
- Location
- A Welsh man lost in England
We dont have too many fences here, but seems to just get a wee hole at worst and not tear.What’s it like on barb
- Location
- West Wales
Put 15 tares into a pair of cheap £20 get me by leggings today, the girl working with me has new kaiwaka’s on and she won’t go near barb wearing them
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Kaiawakas/BetaCraft are the only only kit I’d be confident of handling the odd altercation with barbed wire.
Much prefer wearing lighter Origini leggings most of the time though. Kaiawaka is reserved for the worst weather, if I can’t avoid going out in it.
- Location
- West Wales
I use my guy cottens like that, never got wet in them but far to heavy for daily use
beardface
Member
- Location
- East Yorkshire
Betacraft are cheaper but just as good.