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I've always just run the old footy shorts when out hunting because they're durable and allow for good movement. However, I'm keen to look at a new pair for hunting that have some pockets but still durable and free moving.
Anyone got some particular shorts they swear by? I'm mainly hunting the tops if that makes any difference. I always wear my long johns with shorts too.
I've just moved to the Hunters Elements with pocket zips. Heavyish cotton, and im not going to lose my phone when i sit down.
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These are the business light and dry quick and comfy like a rugby short
I've been using the Macpac Winger shorts the last few years and have been impressed. Good mobility, nice deep pockets, zipped stash pocket, quiet, dry fast and have been very durable. https://www.macpac.co.nz/macpac-mens...ts/115600.html
Postie plus carco shorts in DPM green. Bought dozen pairs about four years ago.got sick of ripping arse out of nylon type fabrics. Yes need to keep them hitched up if it's wet or they bind at knee a little being almost knee length.but they are comfy and just work,as do Thier thermals.and cheap.
I have found the Manatoba fleece shorts that Gun City sell very good.
I use speedo "shorts", i found they are cool in summer, durable, have pockets, allow good movement and dry fast. Ideal if you come across a swimming spot too :)
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Was going to buy some Hunters Element Spur shorts as i've got the long leg version and like them, but at $90 for the shorts i went to the Warehouse and got some Active Intent shorts . They are a stretchy quick drying material with one zip up pocket for $22 . Yip they will do me!.
I have a couple of pairs of Swazi fleece shorts which I rate, I like the internal belt. If the pockets had zips they'd be perfect. But also an old pair of Nike drifit shorts are the business for summer, a few zip pockets on them and they dry in no time and weigh nothing. Good for river swims.
Same assessment, although maybe a popper rather than a zip. Internal belt is essential for me as I have no waist. I'd like them a little longer in length if I had the choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by veryfuturistic
I like the huntech rugaz shorts (https://huntechoutdoors.com/products...IaAjg-EALw_wcB )
Tough, deep pockets, draw string at top. And best of all have a extra stretchy fabric in the crutch area for extra movement/flex.
canterbury shorts with long johns /man tights for me .
Huntech shorts. Yer I pretty much live in these great shorts.
I have been running the swazi for last 5 to 10 years.....rate them....good pockets,light and allow good movement, not found anything that compares....but once cry once.
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if you play it right you can gently encourage er indoors tro lend a hand .
buy a couple pair of foorty shorts big enough to fit ya guts .right now buy her a favourite wee nicknack...
darling could you help me -ive torn the arse outta me shooting shorts
whhhaaaat throw em in the bin
ahhhh hold on ..ive got a wee idea
you know the sewing machine mum gave you well can you do a quick job for me???
see if i take squares of material off these buggered shorts you can make extra pockets on me new shorts!!!
luv ya chook and heres a wee prezzie!
my wifey did this with some camo tracvckies and shorts -bloody excelltent -or iwill sew it myself.
Yes, my favourite shorts to wear out on the hills are either Huntech Roar Cargoz (who comes up with these names!?) or Warehouse brand running shorts with built-in Lycra tight undershorts... The Huntech ones are microfleecy but have good pockets.and a built-in belt. The running shorts are great in all weather esp. when it's stinking hot. Quick drying, no chafing. They double as swimming shorts. Surprisingly durable for a low cost pair of shorts.
Ive been running underamour shorts for ages but these days the pockets dont hold my phone currently have some Adidas i run with zips but shorts them selves are a little mah heavy weight and slow to dry
You told me you run ala naturalQuote:
Originally Posted by 199p
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That's fine, butt where do you store your phone ? 🤔Quote:
Originally Posted by HNTMAD
Hunters Element with the zip pockets, I live in them and they are the mutts nuts
CCC heavy cotton and phone goes in the bino harness
Trusty old Warehouse Backcountry shorts... Last well and really deep pockets
BTW-if you really are a loving husband or partner ,the sewing machine as a Xmas gift might increse your chances eh what!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by kotuku
I wear the standard bushbuck ones. Had them about 5-6 years, still going strong. Lightweight, comfy, zip pockets.
Jorts
Daisy dukes?Quote:
Originally Posted by leckiefl
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