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Originally posted by cparktd:
For the best bang for your buck just go to Walmart. Seriously.

Rustler. $10 - $12 Bucks. Cheap and Very Tough.

I broke the last pair of Rustlers I bought in less than three weeks.

Bet if you had the receipt walmart would refund your $.

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Originally posted by doublesharp:
I like Carhartt's and usually buy online from Sierra Trading Post. They sell 2nds and overstocks at reduced prices. 2nds I've bought are hard to tell from first quality.

Another satisfied customer.
Shop the sales and you'll get them for much less than store prices.

Another for Duluth. I'm a big guy so I prefer the looser fit of the carpenter jeans plus I believe a man can never have too many pockets so that's another win. I've had the six pair I own now for about two years. I've never had jeans last this long so in mu opinion they're worth the premium.

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Originally posted by 610:
Wrangler 13MWZ's are all I've worn for years...Have yet to wear a pair out.

Wait!


What?!?

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Pull up Duluth Trading. My favs are the cargo pants. Run from 64.50 to $75. Get on their web site and they will notify you of specials/sales when they come up. Excellent quality clothes and gear.

Yeah. Expensive and hose you on shipping, but hell quality stuff is expensive. Thank god I dont have to wear a suit and tie to work anymore. As the Irish say, I have a 'COLLAR AND TIE JOB", but wear cargo pants. I run my own business and set the dress code for myself.

Rural king brand from the rural king farm store for $9.99 to 12.99
Last better than wranglers from walley world

Any one wear Diamond Gusset Jeans???
I am blessed with pretty big thighs and a gusset is quite helpful.
Duluth as I mentioned earlier are just OK.

I wonder if Tractor Supply sells any jeans that are durable?

I get the wranglers comfort stretch at Walmart and they are comfortable and cheap. Not sure how you guys are tearing up jeans so fast....

I've had good luck with LL Bean Classic Fit Jeans.They also carry a Standard Jeans model.

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I've had good luck with LL Bean Classic Fit Jeans.They also carry a Standard Jeans model.

I noticed that some jeans have more belt loops than others. That matters when you are carrying a big gun on your hip. Do you know how many loops these have? I could not find the answer.

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Originally posted by arfmel:
Any of the stonewashed or acidwashed, presoftened jeans don't hold up as well as the old fashioned ones. Wrangler 13MWZ Cowboy Cut jeans are about the hardest wearing jeans I know of. They about wear the hide on my hind legs out trying to break them in. They also aren't cut for a middle aged french fry lover.

LOL

YUP. pretty true. Wearing some right now to break them in. Love having a pair of jeans you have to break in!

Also, it doesn’t suck that they are $19.99 at Cavenders.

I wear Duluth fire hose pants 7 months out of the year. They wear well, gusseted crotch for ball room and they are comfortable.

The most comfortable and longest wearing jeans ever , were the original Arborwear Tree climbers. They wore like iron. Then like all things...They started producing them in China. So quality went down hill, yet prices remained the same.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
Any one wear Diamond Gusset Jeans???
I am blessed with pretty big thighs and a gusset is quite helpful.
Duluth as I mentioned earlier are just OK.

...and made in the good ol’ USA.

There’s a store at Lynchburg. Nice jeans.

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Originally posted by deepocean:

I broke the last pair of Rustlers I bought in less than three weeks.

Not normal, but you can break anything, they are just cloth and thread. How? If defective, take them back.
Would you rather break a $60 - $70 pair?

I actually worn a hole through my Duluth firehose pants. The bottom also tends to get frayed.

If I told you what I recommend you guys would strip me of my man card .

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
Any one wear Diamond Gusset Jeans???
I am blessed with pretty big thighs and a gusset is quite helpful.
Duluth as I mentioned earlier are just OK.


...and made in the good ol’ USA.

There’s a store at Lynchburg. Nice jeans.

Yes - I like these too - have good luck with them & have one pair of the flannel lined jeans & they are toasty warm in the winter.