Originally posted by fsrxc1
Who makes the highest quality Tourny pants
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I've got empire 08 contact pants in desert camo, simply because they had a sale on that one color cause no one else wanted it.
Really great pants. A bit heavy, but fantastic padding and so far they seem 100% bomb proof. I've gone through 3 sets of empire knee pads. I love the feel of the ground pounder pads (can hardly tell you have them on) but they don't last.Comment
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i have some 04 and 05 dye tourney pants same as above.\\ \Originally posted by MANNI have had a pair of Dye pants for 5 years now. They still have no rips/tears.
i have some JT pants i have to sew on everytime i use themComment
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I picked up a pair of dead stock dye C6's on ebay for half price and they've lasted several seasons now and still work great. I like their looks and I'm a hard sliding tournament front man. I recommend going my route and looking for a pair of c8's on ebay brand new (just 2 years old) for a good price.
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Deadbox Before Dishonor (Mar's company) does offer an all black pant (what I use) that's pretty fantastic. You can either pm Mar on mcb (http://www.mcarterbrown.com/forums/index.php) or email him through his website http://www.deadboxbeforedishonor.com....php?page=home.Originally posted by gunman_2000check out Mar's pant line on MCB. He works with APX, all I've heard is good stuff so far. If and when my Empire 06 pants wear out I'll be looking to get some from him. But sadly I think those Empire pants will last forever. They seem to be a pretty similar cut and style to the APX pants.
Mind you Mar's stuff is more woodsball specific I guess, but camo is still cool :PComment
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I can get black pants done too through APX.Originally posted by DaynDeadbox Before Dishonor (Mar's company) does offer an all black pant (what I use) that's pretty fantastic. You can either pm Mar on mcb (http://www.mcarterbrown.com/forums/index.php) or email him through his website http://www.deadboxbeforedishonor.com....php?page=home.
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Loving my Planet Eclipse '10 Distortion gear. The only thing I dislike about the pants is that the 2 front "slit" pockets don't zip closed.
Material is awesome, venting is awesome, padding is awesome, fit is awesome, squeegee pockets are pretty good, and the pod elastic works well.
I had a review posted of it on another forum, but it is temporarily suspended right now for some reason.
It would appear that the forum owner didn't pay the bill on time...Comment
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I currently have a pair of WDP pants that I'm not extremely fond of. I bought these in 05 I think, and they have seen about 2 years of frequent play. The kneepads aren't very well designed (they have 4 seams which intersect in the middle of the knee, the largest wear point). They are also rather heavy and hot.
When I got the WDP pants I sold my Dye Core Division pants (2003?) to a friend. As far as I know he's still got them, but I expect a more serious player would have worn them out by now.
I'll be looking for a much lighter, more well-vented pair of pants when my WDP ones wear out.Comment
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The "kneepads" on the 05 AirTime line were more like shin pads. The new A-Cams are like that still, but the Pro series is a little more knee friendly.Originally posted by paint magnetI currently have a pair of WDP pants that I'm not extremely fond of. I bought these in 05 I think, and they have seen about 2 years of frequent play. The kneepads aren't very well designed (they have 4 seams which intersect in the middle of the knee, the largest wear point). They are also rather heavy and hot.
When I got the WDP pants I sold my Dye Core Division pants (2003?) to a friend. As far as I know he's still got them, but I expect a more serious player would have worn them out by now.
I'll be looking for a much lighter, more well-vented pair of pants when my WDP ones wear out.Comment
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