Topic: Outdoors clothing (Read 14821 times)

chris · « **Reply #15 on:** August 22, 2009 »

Quote from: wolflarson on August 22, 2009

Quote from: wolflarson on August 21, 2009
I ordered the, Bear Barracks Shirt £30, of e-bay, it would of cost £40 of the bear gryills site I own the bear Survivor Shoe £50, RRP £70 and i think there are very comfortable (still need to test them in the pissing rain) Tomoro im getting the . All i need now is the knife but at £395, i think the mora will do !! Ill post what the outfit is like when i hofefully get down the gaints cause way this weekend P.S Spark OMM backpack is a cracker and im thinking strongley of getting it.

I know i sound like a bear gryills want a be, i just want to see what his gear is like cause its a lot cheaper than most of the other brands.

I won the bid on E-Bay for the Bear Grylls Survivor Trousers £46, RRP £60, So thats the shirt, trousers, shoes, Ill give them a good old work out and post a review. All in for an outfit i payed £126. What do you all think

Sounds like a bargin, as far as i know bears stuff is all craghopers label so you shud be in safe hands. Seems like you got bears name at crag's price! And if all else fails you can stand in for the bear when he cant be arsed!

Wolf_Larson · « **Reply #16 on:** August 23, 2009 »

LOL chris, it is craghopers label !! happy days. Standing in for the bear would be great but i know, it would be to hard to put a brave face on the things he eats. Look on e-bay chris for bears stuff you could get yourself a deal. Regards Dave

chris · « **Reply #17 on:** August 23, 2009 »

lol I'm a complete scab when it comes to buying new kit! I'll literly wear something untill it falls off! thats why i'm runnin round in a pair of zip offs and an old norweign! that reminds me I was supposed to the sleves on that!

Wolf_Larson · « **Reply #18 on:** August 23, 2009 »

Mine fell of thats why i got new kit

Wolf_Larson · « **Reply #19 on:** September 15, 2009 »

I have to say Bears TV show may be bad, but the shirt shoes and pants are worth the money.

Thank goodness as i though they might have been not up to mush.

I sliped in water with the shoes on and my feet stayed pretty dry and the little bit that was wet dryed well. The shirt is warm and tough, it has some nice feathers also like the roll up sleaves that button so they dont fall down , the drying loops are handey. The pants sit very well and dry well but on there own it could get chilley.

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