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To make those shades work properly you need air space between it and your head, that's why their designed to velcro inside along the sides and rear of the helmet.

Acklands Grainger. They last forever with years of repeated washes, Velcro never have failed on my dozen or so. I'm not sure what the store is called in the U.S. It may be either one of those 2 names or maybe both.

Nick you have to get TreeStuff to sell these helmet shades, made right in the U.S.A. Here's a better pic of it . Great way to relieve exposure to the sun on a hot summer day......funny it takes a Canadian to promote this :lol: www.wechapps.com

I got that helmet shade from Bailey's too. It's actually not the right one for that helmet [modified] , it fits my Pacific helmet I couldnt find the full brim helmets shade. I just stuffed it under my helmet for the pic...... the velcro strip on the helmet was not the shades mate so they don't...

Yes they do Fiona, #TS39 and with reflective strips #TS350

It's not so much as sticking too you that's important, but able to breath and be light even with some sweat saturated in them. These Dicke shirts are 100% synthetic with no cotton which makes them a real nice quick dry work shirt. The early Dicke shirts from about 5 year ago were kind of rough...

I took a lesson from the French Foreign Legion how to dress for work in the summer heat. White plastic helmet with full brim, white curtain shade covering the sides and back of my head , screen safety glasses, terry cloth sweat band and Hi Vi Dicke 100% synthetic short sleeve shirt with the...

These Ventilation pants I just got here must be the latest versions you got from Europe. I noticed they 're the "A" model and if I'm not mistaken there's a "B" model also available with the extra protective padding in the rear leg. I see the U.K. merchants advertise the 20 m/s rating with the...

Now I understand how the British must have felt at the battle of New Orleans. . "In 1814 we took a little trip along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Missisip" :lol:

I'm sure you are the exception Butch, but I think the average Tree Houser doesn't suffer those conditions

I've had alot of comments . One went "Cool SWAT pants"! Seriously they are the only way to put in a 8 hr day professionally with a chainsaw as your trade tool. On a hot humid day it's not my legs that I need to regulate my body heat, it's my head and upper body that needs the attention :D

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I think you'd love these pants too Butch, it was hot and muggy here today.

Got my new Pfanner Ventilation chainsaw pants today, they were sitting at the post office for last few days [I've been busy]. Thank you Tree Stuff!! and big thanks for the 2 pairs of Ugly Gloves as a gift:thumbup: These pants I wore today doing some climbing removal and WOW do they fit and move...

I did some research and from what I gather the ventilation Pfanner chainsaw pants "may" have EN 381 class 1 20m/s saw protection with the new models Tree Stuff has in stock. In the U.K. suppliers with the vents have this rating, plus there are a "A" and a "C" models available, the C having extra...

Thanks Nick. I'm Ok with it....that's just how it is shipping things to Canada. Peter I think you're referring to the Pfanner Gladiators which do spec 20mps. The thin Ventaltion pants are not advertising their threshold chain speed rating. If they do please post it for me. All they say is...

I changed my mind on the ventalation Pfanners. Couldn't find a threshhold chainspeed rating on them so no go for our Canadian workplace safety laws. But I did order a pair of the Pfanner pant suspenders. Mary again did a very professional job putting in my order. Looks like no more Bailey's...

Reg, I feel well outfitted.....just need a couple more weeks to wear off last winters hibernation bear fat;)

It's warming up here into the 80's now , by the time we're in the 90's soon I should have my Pfanner vent pants. Yes I can imagine the heat you get down in the old south. I heard some good stories of loggers dealing with the heat working those big pine plantations, saw one old vintage National...

Got my Pfanner pants order the other day, shipping not as quick as you guys down in the states enjoy ......seeing it sat in Canada Customs over the weekend. No freebies but I did get a huge cardboard box stuffed 3/4 full with air bag packing....... might explain the $50 shipping charge just for...