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Install the app. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Spence Start date Oct 20, Spence New member. Well looks like its about time to get a new pair. I've been wearing the same pair of Carhartt Brushpant bibs for a long time or just a pair of regular old carhartts.
Any recommendations?? Now that they are made by Browning I'm a little leary. I'm a die-hard browning shotgun guy, but they do not make good clothing. BritChaser Well-known member. For later I have Wrangler brush pants, essentially jeans with facings, and they have held up well. Last edited: Oct 22, Brush pants I also have a pair of Wrangler Brush pants - at least 10 years old.
Caught them on lots of barb wire, but otherwise have held up well. I tried on several different brands and the Wrangler fit the best and was a great price. They are, however, too hot for early hunting. The heat and sweating keeps me using two sets chaps, lite vented variety from Lion Country Supply, and a older pair of Wick Industry chaps, alas no longer available. My next set will be from Nightlite Co.
I wore carhartt hunting bibs for years, but the weight especially when wet, weaned me on to chaps, after a brief fling, one day , of the Browning PF bibs, which look good, but came home in shreds. Browning, is the worst wearing option. Any of the pure unvented nylon chaps, you will sweat clear through you jeans on even 35 degree days in my experience.
