Realtree over trousers L - XL

Shine · Oct 7, 2009

New with Tags.
TechSkinZ Realtree over trousers. Size L - XL

* Knee High Leg Zippers * Storm Flaps over Zippers * Elastic Waist for Comfort * Belt Loops * Full Function Fly * Zippered Front Pockets * Cargo Pocket on Leg

Excellent quality over trousers with popper buttons and zips. These are like jogging bottoms.

34-38 W - 30ish L

£25 free p&p (what a deal)

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Oct 7, 2009

What sort of condition is the gusset in?

Have they ever been soiled?

Shine · Oct 7, 2009

New with tags Matt......

But if you're into that sort of thing have a look on ebay.

Jeff Woodhouse · Oct 7, 2009

Shine On You Crazy Diamond said:
34-38 W - 30ish L

Not another fattist! People against fat eh?

Everytime I go into M&S, BHS, Tesco, Asda, wherever, all I can find are trousers going up to 38. Never ever a 40. What is it with this world? 40 is NOT fat, 52 is fat!

I am not a fatbellygutbucket, yet I am being denied my civil right to enter store and buy trouser that fit me. It's disgraceful and in future when my present pants wear out I shall go around with my tackle on display and b*****ks to 'em.

Sorry for that. Hope you sell them.

Poshpaul (Angling Trust and PaSC) · Oct 7, 2009

You think you've got problems Woody...

Come sale time try and find a 36" waist with a long leg or 33" leg - blooming impossible....actually virtually impossible when sales are not on!

How the hell does Hewitt cope??

If they weren't Ronnie Corbett length I would have bought them!!

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Oct 7, 2009

When I go to the sales trousers always seem to be 42 plus!

I often have to go to the kiddies section.

Peter Jacobs · Oct 7, 2009

To: Jeff, Matt and Paul

Here's a little tip - go find a decent tailor and get your trousers made to actually fit you (?)

as the little Meerkat says: Simple . . . . .

Lord Paul of Sheffield · Oct 7, 2009

Peter Jacobs said:
Here's a little tip - go find a decent tailor and get your trousers made to actually fit you (?)

as the little Meerkat says: Simple . . . . .

So sayth Ron

Poshpaul (Angling Trust and PaSC) · Oct 7, 2009

Peter

Rather like the local bakeries (5), butchers (4), fishmongers (2), greengrocers(3); the local bespoke tailor (1) has disappeared.

However the number of local charity shops has risen to (6). Sadly the Corbett family must also dominate the local charitable population around here.

How I miss the Cancer Relief shop in Ludlow.....one customer of wealth and taste...clearly only wore suits and jackets a couple of times and then sent them to the shop..pockets still sewn, spare buttons in breast pocket and in immaculate condition....and the chap must have been precisely the same build as me!!

Lord Paul of Sheffield · Oct 7, 2009

Poshers
Take a leaf from Ron's book

He gill gain up to 6 stone for a good fitting pair of trousers or have parts of his arms chopped of if a top quality sports jacket and baseball cap combination comes into Rotherham's "Help the Incontinent" shop and the sleeves are a bit short

Shine · Oct 7, 2009

Wolfman Woody said:
Not another fattist! People against fat eh?

Everytime I go into M&S, BHS, Tesco, Asda, wherever, all I can find are trousers going up to 38. Never ever a 40. What is it with this world? 40 is NOT fat, 52 is fat!

I am not a fatbellygutbucket, yet I am being denied my civil right to enter store and buy trouser that fit me. It's disgraceful and in future when my present pants wear out I shall go around with my tackle on display and b*****ks to 'em.

Sorry for that. Hope you sell them.

Open a can of worms there without meaning to

34-38 W - 30ish L is a total guess on my part. They may well stretch bigger with the elastic waist. I'm a 35w which is a pain and most places are 34 or 36. Sometimes I get lucky and find a small 36 or a large 34.

Anyway, Whoever buys them can have a refund if they dont fit. So all it will cost you is about £2.60 to return them. Cant be fairer than that.

Stealph Viper · Oct 8, 2009

I'm still laughing at size 40 not meaning you're Podgey ............ have you tried Ski Pants :j

Poshpaul (Angling Trust and PaSC) · Oct 8, 2009

Stealph Viper said:
I'm still laughing at size 40 not meaning you're Podgey ............ have you tried Ski Pants

oooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

Fight!!!!!

Stealph Viper · Oct 8, 2009

Anybody larger than a 36" waist, who wore Realtree, would look like a complete Forestry ....................... looks for exit

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Oct 8, 2009

Lord Paul wore a pair of black ski pants at the Trent fish in.

I didn't want to say anything, but they were dead cheap and thin - probably from the market.

You could clearly see he was wearing white underpants underneath them ( a faux pas if ever I saw one).

He looked a right tw*t!

Shine · Oct 8, 2009

Stealph Viper said:
Anybody larger than a 36" waist, who wore Realtree, would look like a complete Forestry ....................... looks for exit

You're not helping me sell them here Stealph

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Oct 8, 2009

Without the banter, your post would be well burried by now.

RIGHT! WHO'S GONNA BUY SHINE ON'S OVER TROUSERS.

LABEL STILL ON - THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN SOILED.

Shine · Oct 8, 2009

True. More hits than normal I must admit.

Stealph Viper · Oct 8, 2009

ROLL UP, ROLL UP, BUY SHINE'S REALTREE OVER TROUSERS.

New with tags on, Gauranteed to turn heads in the fishing fraternity.

These trousers are so realistic, that once you have packed up fishing, and checked your peg to make sure that you have left nothing behind, you can then spend hours looking for your own legs.

FOR THOSE OF THE LARGER FIGURE (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE) YOU COULD TIE THE LEGS TOGETHER AND WEAR THEM AS A HAT

Shine · Oct 8, 2009

No takers?

I'm not a great reeltree/camo lover myself. I do have a realtree cap my dear old mum bought me for my birthday so I'll keep that.

Reeltree suits some but not me.

I'll give it a few more days then put it on ebay.

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