they fit great, if I take my glasses off they are even better (they sit on my glasses and push them into my nose a little)I've seen them in catalogs, and wondered how they fit in use.
I have a feeling theres a good story involved here, probably even better after some beers around the camp fire!
Contacts aren't terrific if you're working outside. Something will happen to a lens, and your hands are filthy. God help you if you're a smoker too. The nicotine on your fingers is like jalapeño eye drops.
theres an E?I haven't seen the big E since high school lol
only like $20 shipped, they seem to last a good long while, stay adjusted once you set them, I even leave mine in when I wash my cloggers, mine has endured a lot of sweat, mud, dirt, sunlight, etc, just be careful when chipping as these belts will not snap if a limb catches it, not sure about leather belts as I dont wear one, but just an observation I made, mine is rated to 24KnI'll have to give that some thought. I like leather belts, but they rot out from summer sweat. That might do the job.
dont forgot a small handheld pair of log tongs, I dont use them as much now but back when I had to manually load everything they were a lifesaver, I was also able to use one hand to grab and toss whole rounds, add in a pickeroon and its a wood flinging monster!I’m going to second Sean on a pickeroon/ hookeroon. I think @lxskllr called it a sappie. I bought one for messing with firewood rounds. Now I’ve got three or four floating around. One stays in the work truck and gets used fairly often on the job site.
Butch was always posting a picture, obviously while looking down into his camera...direct view up his nasal passages. I forgive him now.I'll let Bermy tell it.
I'm not the one bashing the concept of PPE. I defended the principles.ive never had my glasses slide off my face from a lack of hooks
maybe just me? even with my head upside down where my glasses pop off my nose, they still stay stuck to my head
only like $20 shipped, they seem to last a good long while, stay adjusted once you set them, I even leave mine in when I wash my cloggers, mine has endured a lot of sweat, mud, dirt, sunlight, etc, just be careful when chipping as these belts will not snap if a limb catches it, not sure about leather belts as I dont wear one, but just an observation I made, mine is rated to 24Kn
@Kaveman id suggest updating that profile pic to something that shows you wearing a helmet, and safety glasses before you try to tell anyone about PPE, currently all we see is you up a tree smoking, with no helmet and your glasses arent even over your face
ok I miss understood you, I do agree with that 100%I gear up when I ride a motorcycle, not because it will prevent a crash, but because it will help mitigate some of the damage WHEN it happens.
I tried that when I was a kid. I didn't get the results I had hoped for. Good thing the house was a rancher :^Da large umbrella to "parachute" down.
cant say I ever have thought to try that, did it atleast slow you down a little?I tried that when I was a kid. I didn't get the results I had hoped for. Good thing the house was a rancher :^D
It had to have by some amount, but it was imperceptible to me. Pretty much the express route down. Like I said though, it was a rancher, so it was a pretty cheap lesson. Basically just felt stupid.cant say I ever have thought to try that, did it atleast slow you down a little?