Question - What one is better?

[The Young One]

Jeans as they are strong durable and (mostly) stinger and bramble proof
OR
Joggers as they are manuverable and pretty cheap

 

[dansgas1000]

I'd say it comes down to personal preference. If they are thick joggers they tend to do the trick most of the time, however, there's a lot more movement in the pockets which I find annoying sometimes, so I will occasionally wear jeans.

 

[tumbles]

Hot pants

 

[TalkingMask]

Jeans as they are strong durable and (mostly) stinger and bramble proof
OR
Joggers as they are manuverable and pretty cheap

I’ve always either done jeans or cargoes from primark, cheap as hell look snazzy and are actually solid for their price, plus the stretchy ones are still fairly manoeuvrable

I tried some joggers once and they were just too baggy to be convenient, when climbing up things they would get snagged on something

Those primark cargoes are great for both in my opinion, about 16 quid, stretchy, baggyish and did a good job of protecting me

 

[GRONK]

Hot pants

I’ve always had a preference for a mankini.

On a serious note I tend to wear work trousers, they tend to be durable and make me look like I’m supposed to be there. Mine are from Lidl but Aldi also on their own.

 

[The Young One]

High vi's and a hard hat included?

 

[GRONK]

High vi's and a hard hat included?

The Hi-Vis vests were certainly out this weekend

 

[KPUrban_]

Speedos.

 

[Wastelandr]

Im not a massive fan of joggers personally as I don't like feeling the wind on my goolies. Combats, or as they seem to always call them cargos now, are my fave but jeans are tough too. It ain't gonna make much difference either way though.

 

[JakeV50]

I'm with Wastelandr on this one. I've never been a joggers fan, I don't like the whole Eastern European vibe around them.
I always go in either jeans or cargos. I got some great dark green cargos from Primark I believe. They were cheap and they're actually really thick so haven't managed to rip them yet. Unlike the pair or designer brand jeans I bought, and then a week after purchase managed to tear the entire arse out of them trying to scale a barbed wire fence around a crap pumping station

 

[Wastelandr]

I'm with Wastelandr on this one. I've never been a joggers fan, I don't like the whole Eastern European vibe around them.
I always go in either jeans or cargos. I got some great dark green cargos from Primark I believe. They were cheap and they're actually really thick so haven't managed to rip them yet. Unlike the pair or designer brand jeans I bought, and then a week after purchase managed to tear the entire arse out of them trying to scale a barbed wire fence around a crap pumping station

Haha oh no. I did recently buy a pair of jeans for 50 quid only to get anti climb paint all over them a few days later. That stuff seems to wash out better than expected though

 

[Mikeymutt🐶]

My mate always wore shorts all the time as he thinks he’s tough, but he’s not. Since he got stung to bits a few times now he has stopped wearing them. I normally always wear combats.

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Neither for me, I like proper walking trousers. The regatta questra I use have stretch bits in knees & arse so r good for climbing & they dry in minuets.
The compromise is they are not that robust so Im replacing em every 6 months

 

[Scoobysrt]

Elasticated jeans from asda. Good movement, gets you through brambles and cheap (normally sub £16).
Once you've had elasticated jeans you'll never go back lol.

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Elasticated jeans from asda. Good movement, gets you through brambles and cheap (normally sub £16).
Once you've had elasticated jeans you'll never go back lol.

I used to have them but went off em mainly due to getting wet, jeans dont cope well with water IMO