Armadillo Workwear Trousers - Tile Advice

[bobbin]

Sorry guys, I have the opposite problem, I have a 28" waist, I struggle to get work wear for me :mad2: I am also 6'1" and athletic so not a bean pole. Trousers are the hardest thing to get, they either think my waist size means I am about 10 years old so trousers look like shorts or when I get the length right I need to fit someone else in them to make the waist fit!
Snickers is the only company I have found that meet my needs, and they also happen to be amazing quality, if a little expensive, but if your in them all day they need to be good. I have the floor layers trousers and the knee pads work superbly, micro beads like those in bean bags.
Well worth the money if you ask me :hurray:

 

[sWe]

Sorry guys, I have the opposite problem, I have a 28" waist, I struggle to get work wear for me :mad2: I am also 6'1" and athletic so not a bean pole. Trousers are the hardest thing to get, they either think my waist size means I am about 10 years old so trousers look like shorts or when I get the length right I need to fit someone else in them to make the waist fit!
Snickers is the only company I have found that meet my needs, and they also happen to be amazing quality, if a little expensive, but if your in them all day they need to be good. I have the floor layers trousers and the knee pads work superbly, micro beads like those in bean bags.
Well worth the money if you ask me :hurray:

I use the exact same trousers and knee pads. Awesome piece of kit, but I've got a couple of largeish floors coming up, and my knees feel a bit sore from working almost every single day for the past 4 months or so, so I'm looking to buy a pair of good quality external pads, like platinum pads or something... The Snickers floor layer pads are excellent; best pocket knee pads I've ever tried, but it feels like it's a good idea to get something even more heavy duty for pure floor laying.

It's a shame that some specialist gear is so hard to get over here. I'll have to order over the net from overseas, and it's gonna cost me arm and leg...

 

[TilingLogistics]

I use the exact same trousers and knee pads. Awesome piece of kit, but I've got a couple of largeish floors coming up, and my knees feel a bit sore from working almost every single day for the past 4 months or so, so I'm looking to buy a pair of good quality external pads, like platinum pads or something... The Snickers floor layer pads are excellent; best pocket knee pads I've ever tried, but it feels like it's a good idea to get something even more heavy duty for pure floor laying.

It's a shame that some specialist gear is so hard to get over here. I'll have to order over the net from overseas, and it's gonna cost me arm and leg...

I thought Snickers were made in Sweden!!! Have you tried the bean bag inserts they make for them?

Kev

 

[monty]

I use the exact same trousers and knee pads. Awesome piece of kit, but I've got a couple of largeish floors coming up, and my knees feel a bit sore from working almost every single day for the past 4 months or so, so I'm looking to buy a pair of good quality external pads, like platinum pads or something... The Snickers floor layer pads are excellent; best pocket knee pads I've ever tried, but it feels like it's a good idea to get something even more heavy duty for pure floor laying.

It's a shame that some specialist gear is so hard to get over here. I'll have to order over the net from overseas, and it's gonna cost me arm and leg...

I'm also looking at getting the platinum pads they look good for the price, Can anyone recommend them?

 

[sWe]

I thought Snickers were made in Sweden!!! Have you tried the bean bag inserts they make for them?

Kev

I was refering to the platinum pads And yes, the bean bag inserts are the floor layer pads I was talking about. Excellent pads; best inserts I've tried. And yes, Snickers is Swedish

 

[Action Jackson]

30"!!! Reminds me of being 18 again, and even then i was struggling :incazzato:
Anybody with some 36" spares would be well recieved tho lol