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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog View Post
    Price?
    Dunno. Bro in law gave them to me. But picking around 150-200.
    Bonus is they are well made for hard work, and handle rain at speed.
    Breath well, and the Hi vis is placed in lower leg, so it dosn't give you headaches via your mirrors.
    Engineer shops like Bay engineers or Blackwood Paykels sell excellent gear at good prices if you do the research.

    I was in the market for black braces of high strength and well made.
    Paykeles sell "Clogger", built for the forestry industry. awesome gear, and only $40

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog View Post
    Price?
    It's all about striking the balance between good enough and can't afford it.


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    dont agree..i would pay many $$$$ do avoid the cold trickle in nether regions.they either water proof or they aint.

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    Cheap hi-vis wet weather gear

    Quote Originally Posted by BMWST? View Post
    dont agree..i would pay many $$$$ do avoid the cold trickle in nether regions.they either water proof or they aint.
    Your comments set the standard you would pay more for.
    My $15 bisons have not leaked.
    My very expensive ones did.

    I would pay more for a lighter fabric with the same water and heat resistance.
    I would pay more for something that did not mark as easily.
    But I have yet to see more waterproof.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog View Post
    Your comments set the standard you would pay more for.
    My $15 bisons have not leaked.
    My very expensive ones did.

    I would pay more for a lighter fabric with the same water and heat resistance.
    I would pay more for something that did not mark as easily.
    But I have yet to see more waterproof.


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    i agree with you that a 15 dollar pair of leggings that dont leak are much better value than a pair of 200 leggings that dont leak.But when i go int o a shop and see a pair of line 7 leggings and pair of legging s that i dont know how they perform, i will go line 7 thank you(example)

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    Yup. Me too. If I had that kind of cash.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BMWST? View Post
    i agree with you that a 15 dollar pair of leggings that dont leak are much better value than a pair of 200 leggings that dont leak.But when i go int o a shop and see a pair of line 7 leggings and pair of legging s that i dont know how they perform, i will go line 7 thank you(example)
    Not High Vis, but for the Line 7 fans:http://www.1-day.co.nz/onsale/l70204/p/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog View Post
    Not High Vis, but for the Line 7 fans:http://www.1-day.co.nz/onsale/l70204/p/
    I have the bib ones thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMWST? View Post
    I have the bib ones thanks!
    One day prices good? I don't often see line 7 advertised here.


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    Dunno I have had the same pair of line 7 leggings for years and years

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    Quote Originally Posted by tri boy View Post
    I was in the market for black braces of high strength and well made.
    Paykeles sell "Clogger", built for the forestry industry. awesome gear, and only $40

    Thanks for that. I used to buy the Oxford brand braces, they used to be OK. The last pair I bought were crap: the elastic had very little stretch, the piece in the middle of the back that used to be leather had changed to plastic, and the clips just fell apart. I can see that they would have brought joy to the accountant who was responsible for this cunning plan to save money, but the product is now just rubbish.

    They do seem expensive but I would probably buy those Cloggers even if the only colour choice was orange.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pritch View Post
    Thanks for that. I used to buy the Oxford brand braces, they used to be OK.
    I thought they were crap too, so went with John Deere braces from amazon...The bees knees mate. Superbly made and loads of stretch, real leather and clips that'll withstand the rigours of climbing in and out of me tractor!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waihou Thumper View Post
    I thought they were crap too, so went with John Deere braces from amazon...The bees knees mate. Superbly made and loads of stretch, real leather and clips that'll withstand the rigours of climbing in and out of me tractor!
    I am always impressed with John Deere products, and I used to think they just made tractors.....
    if they built motorbikes they would be built tough and green

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waihou Thumper View Post
    I thought they were crap too, so went with John Deere braces from amazon...The bees knees mate. Superbly made and loads of stretch, real leather and clips that'll withstand the rigours of climbing in and out of me tractor!
    I have some carhart ones. Same positive points. $49 ice delivery from Uncle Sam. ex eBay. 3-5 days delivery.

    Why carhart when there are cheaper ones? Because of the 57" length.
    Much less wedgie. At 6'4" and 140kg they are nearly fully extended where all the other brands would be a little snug fully extended and too tight to lean forward.


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    rain gear - types

    braces, over trou, diagonal one piece, one piece etc

    whats the most PRACTICAL style for longer rides, getting on off bike, for pitstops etc

    Style/Type

    Overboots are they worth it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ICE180 View Post
    good hi vis wet weather gear to go over ya bike stuff if you need some and cheap
    Cheap ... is only if you only need to buy it once.

    Get quality ... it's cheaper in the end ....
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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