Walmart FR Jeans VS $200 FR Jeans

[@AgentCrag]

Can you guys do a video on FR jackets next?

[@WesternWeldingAcademy]

Absolutely!

[@obliviousgalaxy]

thanks for making this, entertaining and informative! keep it uppp

[@WesternWeldingAcademy]

More to come!

[@stevenkrinsky9766]

It would be interesting to open this up to other testing like contaminants on the pants such as oil, greases etc. And how the pants hold up after washes. They may fare equal with new pants but what about after 20/30/40 washes.

[@pjkazpa8004]

I was hoping to see some Ariat FR jeans on here.

[@pjkazpa8004]

Great video regardless!!

[@Josh_The_Fabricator]

Isn't the FR coating gone after a few washes ? Or is that a myth ?

[@WesternWeldingAcademy]

I've heard that FR coatings can fade over time, especially with frequent washing. But it really depends on the quality of the coating and how it's applied

[@abrahamsegura4475]

Sirve ponerle starch?

[@WesternWeldingAcademy]

You can try

[@BruceLyeg]

@@WesternWeldingAcademyit’s what makes them FR. It’s regular cotton denim impregnated with starch. You can starch regular jeans for the same effect. Learned that in welding class back in the 80’s

[@ides0745]

Wrangler is always a good jean, and Carhartt has been going downhill in all areas for quality. Wrangler for budget and Ariat for higher end FR are the way to go.

[@L_E_L_0_U_P]

WALMART LEVIs is all you need, 20$ every two months is better than 200$ every three months lol

[@WesternWeldingAcademy]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@L_E_L_0_U_P]

@@WesternWeldingAcademy thank you for all your content, I'm a pipefitter in a fab shop in Alberta and I'm always telling the boys about your helpful material