would these be good for survival pants?
28429
Don't think I know the answer to that, but they are well made, material seems strong.
28430
I believe, yes, in hot weath climate in works like Forestguard, but isn't the ideal, this may work well but..., I sugesst to you Propper but 100% cotton ripstop BDU's pants, P.D. I'm in Colombia, I work in field, wet forest and cloud forest, I know wath I say.
28431
No. These pants attract zombies. I think it's something in the waterproofing material. Also, they SCREAM "I am well-prepared and have lots of supplies on hand." You need to be a little more subtle than that, or you'll attract attention. Also, the belt has a tendency to get wrapped around your neck and choke you out, which decreases chances of survival.
1135663
These are pretty tough and versatile, but I guess there's a limit to the weight and temperature they can hold up to.Unless the leg supports hundreds of pounds or gets very hot, these should work just fine. They are ridged on one side so they can lock to each other or get a good grip on a hard surface.
1286205
I would say yes. There is enough flex and stretch on these to accommodate slight size variations. Mine look a little stretched, but they still get the job done. They seem durable and won't rip right away. I'm sure they will after time and use, but that's expected.
2153639
I believe they would work well for skiing, they are thicker than standard thermal underwear, without being bulky. I think the activity statement pertains to construction or building trades.
349329
The material is a smooth vinyl. They would probably be fine over pants but may not feel good against bare skin.
756273
They are thin enough and compression leggings, but not sure they bring warmth other than them being another layer. The compression will help with the hiking and may keep you from getting cold just because it is another layer of clothing.
1164175
I think they would be plenty sturdy for that purpose.mine store my socks and underwear and with every day use are just fine.
843637
I don't think so. I tried them out for just work use (retail), and they were falling apart (I had a hole in the pad area) in less than a week. I don't imagine they'd hold up too well with more vigorous use.
2016309
I couldn't say for sure as I cannot speak from experience, but I'd imagine they would work just fine. They have great grip, even when wet. And I occasionally ride with combat boots.
1977104
If you clip them on your leg good and arent too wild you should be ok. I use mine for skiing and have no problems.
1401101
I really think so. They are great for "light" as they are made for welding. I was walking down Vegas Blvd. and got a lot of responses. The foam padding needs some 'buffering'. Maybe get some mole skin at the first aid station at your local store. I got the, for 'looks'. They are about the size of a cola can.
590509
Yes, you sure can. These pants have elastic in the waistband so it shouldn't be a problem.
1285612
Yup. They'd look great. This is basically what they're made for. They even have a little string wrap that you could untie and tie to a belt or strap around your back.
1835774
It should work, they stretch good enough for movement but not as much too loose its shape. You should be ok since they fit snugly.
1785830
I have only use them with wet pants out of the washer and they and they work really good but if you want to use with dry pants you could you put them in the stretchers then mist them with a slight mist and they'll probably do the same thing. They work well for jeans and they put a nice crease in them look like they came out the cleaners
1520386
If you could get them to stay in maybe... They could be cut easily enough. But they are really designed for Blaklader pants, which are awesome.
611351
I believe they will work well in any application. I move automobiles at an auction after dark a couple of nights a week in the bitter cold and I wear them with sneakers. Heat Holders are a great product. I own three pairs!