Question - What one is better?

[Wastelandr]

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.

Elastic jeans feel like theyre stuck to me, I've gotta say I hate how all trousers seem to be elasticated these days the solution is just to ditch skinny jeans. Just my oddly specific take though!

 

[OutlawExplorer]

Work trousers are the superior option 99% of the time. Durable, flexible AND come with built in knee pads.

 

[mookster]

I wear £12 Primark jeans because they're basically disposable.

Just wear sensible clothes for what you're doing and bear in mind tracksuit joggers make you look like a chav.

 

[stranton]

The Hi-Vis vests were certainly out this weekend

indeed

 

[stranton]

I wear £12 Primark jeans because they're basically disposable.

I used to wear primark jeans until they replaced the zips with buttons

 

[mookster]

I used to wear primark jeans until they replaced the zips with buttons

I actually prefer a button fly, zips bring the added risk of accidentally trapping some rather sensitive areas within.

#jeanschat

 

[Scoobysrt]

No not skinny jeans, I can't wear them types too restrictive round my legs and the boys, just regular fit but elasticated. I know they aren't for everyone though and getting them wet is a good shout but I don't go to the extremes some of you guys do, I'm more of a fair weather explorer lol.
When I do get wet I just change when I get back to the car.

Some of my mates (non explorers though) always wear snowboarding pants.

 

[Mikeymutt]

Does my head in how everything is elasticated at the bottom. I am not 15.

 

[TalkingMask]

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

Ik I’ve already replied but I do recommend Firetrap chino cargoes, I’ve had a black pair for 30 quid and they’ve lasted me a few years now through hell, they’ve gone grey from everything but still hold up strong, even whilst climbing or going through shit, I’ve found they’re great for warm weather too, wore them here whilst it was about 30 degrees