Repairing textile trousers

Either of you guys interested in some second hand protective clothing before we "take this outside"?.......

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Originally Posted by haggis

Either of you guys interested in some second hand protective clothing before we "take this outside"?.......

Got some thanks, and by the sounds of it so has diveboy

Cheers Mark.

Hope its goes well haggis.

Like I said in my original post it's just my opinion. So what you do at the end of the day is down to you mate. Others have made they points and I can see some good reasoning behind them. Who am I to say one opinion is wrong and mine is right. Of course some have just thrown toys out of the pram but thats down to them.

My point of veiw seem to be a bit different but hey it would't be an opinion if it was 100% correct

id go for a repair option myself if it was me.

but i am a fixer rather than a replacer.

Originally Posted by northwind

Why does it have to impair safety? If we were talking about wrapping the kees in gaffer tape, then I'd totally agree with you, but repaired right they could be as good as new.

There we go...cheap repair. Two 36DD cups, one per knee and some gaffer tape!.

Sorry thought I would interject with some light humour

If you can come accross some similar material, patching on both the inside (behind the armour pocket) and the exterior with good workmanlike stitching, would probably give an INCREASED level of protection surely?

Hope you get sorted. Tried contacting Fieldsheer themselves?

Garry

Originally Posted by goonrider

Two 36DD cups, one per knee and some gaffer tape!.

Sorry thought I would interject with some light humour

I like your style goon.

A nice set of padded black lace ones. I could give 'em a quick feel when I got bored cruising along.