Hurricane Pro (3600 TCS)

Wish the pants had more pockets and larger pockets. Very limited pocket wise.
Otherwise they seem like the will be great!

Dear raingearpro.

I purchased the ultimate rain pants in november. I only used them once on a rainy day. I wear chainsaw pants all summer long. I build bike trails for a living from april to end of november. 70% of my time sitting in a mini excavator, 20% chainsaw work and 10% ATV time to get to the worksite.

I love my Pfanner gladiator pants. November in the Laurentians north of Montreal is very cold and wet. I decided to get your waterproof pants.

I wanted to buy a canadian product. Your marketting is effective and your reviews are good. I now look for quality first, price second.

So, here are my first impressions, straigth from 1st impression and first real use.

No belt loops; I wear an old bike tube as a belt, trimmed narrow the have the desired tension. I had to use suspender. Not my favorite. My Pfanner have belt loops.

No side pockets; I like to put my keys in side pockets, when I sit down, It does not pinch my waist. I understant that side pockets may hinder waterproofness. Glued pockets maybe.

The bottow of the pants seemed a bit short. I had to walk in a wet snowy trail early december and had to pull the pants down to prevent wet snow from entering my boots.

That is about it. They kept me dry. The primary purpose is there.

Still satisfied of your product.

Francois Letourneau, Ste-Adele, QC

I probably should’ve ordered them one size larger than I did which is my fault. They’re a touch tight in the crotch for my liking however when you guys state waterproof you aren’t kidding! They’re winter lined pair I bought as well is going to be an inferno to wear! It’ll have to be dang cold for me to break those bad boys out! Great quality materials!

Only one full day climbing with some ground work mixed in with the hurricane pros, but impressed. Was 18 degrees when we started the day and I was perfectly warm with wool boxers and tall wool socks, no long John's. I have a pair of the summer pros that I like so much I've taken to calling them the "Rain Gear pajamas" because they are so comfy. The hurricane pros are obviously a much stiffer (waterproof) material that are a slight bit harder to bend and clamber over or onto things when doing ground work. For climbing they felt great. Remember, you're wearing rain pants, that are also saw pants, that are keeping you warm and dry. Built well. I'll be ordering more in the future, thanks RGP - well done.

Will Nielsen / Headwaters Tree Service

There’s nothing worse than finding good rain pants that fit over saw pants and are still comfortable to climb in. These pants eliminate that. Being an all in one chainsaw protective, tear resistant and water resistant pant, they’re the best thing to climb in on a wet day! This is the only chainsaw protection on the market that has been able to keep my dry and safe while exposed to the elements of the west coast!