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#75 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 09:33:10 am
Word. Some heads up on the Decathlog Simond Boulderization Jeans....

Good news:
- Decathlon in Sheffield have some in stock
- They're only £24.99 (online price was £32)..

Bad news:
- I had to ask for them - and they were in a plastic tub above the shelves - apparently they are being discontinued (the Decathlog bloke scratched his head and said I dont know why - they sell really well here..).
- There are now two less large size in stock :)

So if you see yourself needing some in the coming year(s) then fill your boots (or trouser legs) as they're not gonna stick around..

Is a large OK for you Tomtom? I'm 6ft 2, and not keen on ankle flappers.
If yes, then can someone do me a massive favour and pick me up a pair or two at that price if they are going in? Our nearest Decathlon is in Edinburgh, and last time I was in there they didn't have any in stock. I'll repay coast and postage, plus the price of a pint for your troubles. Thanks!

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#76 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 09:52:57 am
OK so the Simond climbing jeans are where it's at for climbing jeans but if it jeans for climbing type weather I'll just wear...


well jeans.

However I am in need of some new trews for a Spain trip, anybody got any suggestions that tick as many of the following criteria:
1 - lightweight
2 - not super sweaty fully man-made fibres, you may not think they're sweaty but I will. I'm prepared to go as far as a poly-cotton mix type schmoogins...
3 - Baggy, probably baggier than is really practical but when you've got chicken legs like mine to disguise loose is the goose (or something??)
4 - But not too baggy (i.e. MC Hammer is a no)
5 - It would be nice if the crotch was you know somewhere near the crotch area, not hanging somewhere betwixt knee and ankle...
6 - Brightly coloured. Current faves are a fairly bright blue but would accept red, yellow, green, blue, orange, purple, whatever
7 - Drawstring waist.
8 - pockets
9 - Obviously fly as fuck (this probably doesn't need mentioning as what self respecting almost 40 year old non-accountant wouldn't be fly as fuck...)

I turned up to TCA Glasgow after work with no trews, so had to buy something from the shop. Ended up with some E9 Montone (I think...) in a fetching bright orange colour. Pretty nuch as you have described.

http://www.bananafingers.co.uk/e9-montone-brick-p-2711.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwnZShBRDfxqzr55rcyMEBEiQA1iRNP7SbTl_4M-in6mfXPvBxVZwO1PApqYQRgAWEr0dILccaAvN78P8HAQ

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#77 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 10:06:33 am
Word. Some heads up on the Decathlog Simond Boulderization Jeans....

Good news:
- Decathlon in Sheffield have some in stock
- They're only £24.99 (online price was £32)..

Bad news:
- I had to ask for them - and they were in a plastic tub above the shelves - apparently they are being discontinued (the Decathlog bloke scratched his head and said I dont know why - they sell really well here..).
- There are now two less large size in stock :)

So if you see yourself needing some in the coming year(s) then fill your boots (or trouser legs) as they're not gonna stick around..

Is a large OK for you Tomtom? I'm 6ft 2, and not keen on ankle flappers.
If yes, then can someone do me a massive favour and pick me up a pair or two at that price if they are going in? Our nearest Decathlon is in Edinburgh, and last time I was in there they didn't have any in stock. I'll repay coast and postage, plus the price of a pint for your troubles. Thanks!

I'll pop in at lunch time today

I'll PM you my mobile number in case you need to cancel the order

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#78 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 10:40:47 am
my 10.00 cancelled, so I've just been to pick them up Chris

2 pairs size large

with my usual fees, you owe me £288.75 (plus postage and VAT)

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#79 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 11:09:16 am
yerafeckingchampionmin! got the PM, will reply.

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#80 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 12:06:36 pm
OK so the Simond climbing jeans are where it's at for climbing jeans but if it jeans for climbing type weather I'll just wear...


well jeans.

However I am in need of some new trews for a Spain trip, anybody got any suggestions that tick as many of the following criteria:
1 - lightweight
2 - not super sweaty fully man-made fibres, you may not think they're sweaty but I will. I'm prepared to go as far as a poly-cotton mix type schmoogins...
3 - Baggy, probably baggier than is really practical but when you've got chicken legs like mine to disguise loose is the goose (or something??)
4 - But not too baggy (i.e. MC Hammer is a no)
5 - It would be nice if the crotch was you know somewhere near the crotch area, not hanging somewhere betwixt knee and ankle...
6 - Brightly coloured. Current faves are a fairly bright blue but would accept red, yellow, green, blue, orange, purple, whatever
7 - Drawstring waist.
8 - pockets
9 - Obviously fly as fuck (this probably doesn't need mentioning as what self respecting almost 40 year old non-accountant wouldn't be fly as fuck...)

I turned up to TCA Glasgow after work with no trews, so had to buy something from the shop. Ended up with some E9 Montone (I think...) in a fetching bright orange colour. Pretty nuch as you have described.

http://www.bananafingers.co.uk/e9-montone-brick-p-2711.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwnZShBRDfxqzr55rcyMEBEiQA1iRNP7SbTl_4M-in6mfXPvBxVZwO1PApqYQRgAWEr0dILccaAvN78P8HAQ

I've got the E9 Rondo story, and a couple of pairs of the E9 Montone - the Rondo is better I think, lighter weight, better waist. no draw string, but nice wide comfortable elasticated waist, much more so than the Montone. otherwise fits all your criteria

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#81 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 01:07:59 pm
Sorry Chris was out climbing.. Yes large is long enough. A little slack on the waist (mines probably 32 now) but fine - just need to be pulled up every now and then.

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#82 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 01:09:09 pm
Cheers, looks like I'm getting some already I'm 34 waist in std jeans so should be fine.

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#83 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 01:18:03 pm
I checked the label in the shop before committing to buy and it said 32 - 35 inch waist

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#84 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 01:32:28 pm
Awesome, thanks all - a large pair ordered :D

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#85 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 01:57:01 pm
Cheers, looks like I'm getting some already I'm 34 waist in std jeans so should be fine.

You'll be fine.

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#86 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 03:27:10 pm
I have just double checked my pantalones and they are, in fact, E9 Scud. Pretty steezy.

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#87 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
September 26, 2014, 09:08:37 pm
Duma/Fultonius
Those both look the schnizzle.
But the last time I spent £50-70 on a pair of strides was...

...well never.

Mind you they are fly, might have to man up and spill the cheddar, cheers chaps.

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#88 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
October 28, 2014, 10:25:29 am
my 10.00 cancelled, so I've just been to pick them up Chris

2 pairs size large

I PMed you about payment, did you get my massage?

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#89 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
October 28, 2014, 09:34:44 pm
my 10.00 cancelled, so I've just been to pick them up Chris

2 pairs size large

I PMed you about payment, did you get my massage?

unfortunately the issue has already been passed to Sharpe FS, Arms Trading and Debt Collection GmbH

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#90 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
October 28, 2014, 10:32:55 pm
Did you not go for the LagerStarfish Boulderization Pantalones lease deal?

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#91 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
December 20, 2015, 05:33:36 pm
My Simond jeans had their first sport climbing outing today, and I have to say they seem pretty much perfect.

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#92 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 08:04:13 am
Finally got myself a pair of the Symond bad boys - first impressions, very good and super comfortable. Bit concerned about longevity but I suppose they're only a few fuck alls... How long are people finding they get out of a pair?

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#93 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 08:21:48 am
A damn sight longer than any more expensive pairs I've had.

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#94 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 08:22:25 am
Finally got myself a pair of the Symond bad boys - first impressions, very good and super comfortable. Bit concerned about longevity but I suppose they're only a few fuck alls... How long are people finding they get out of a pair?
Years,  they start to fade a bit at the knees, rather than just fail. Unless you got them skin tight :D

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#95 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 08:23:16 am
Good good 😀

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#96 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 09:17:07 am
Finally got myself a pair of the Symond bad boys - first impressions, very good and super comfortable. Bit concerned about longevity but I suppose they're only a few fuck alls... How long are people finding they get out of a pair?

 fatneck - are they on offer atm? Were £30 last time I looked.

Has anyone tried the new(ish) orange SIMOND climbing pants..

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#97 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 09:19:46 am
£27.99 with delivery to the new store in Two Dogs Fightin'...

(that's Huyton for non scousers)

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#98 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 12:13:00 pm
Pyar jarg kecks dem lid  ;)

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#99 Re: Boulderization Pantalones
November 27, 2016, 04:56:27 pm
Got some stretchy jeans from asda for 12 quid. Gritastic.

 

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