Check Out UF PRO here: ufpro.com/ Link to detailed video on the Striker ULT Pants by head of development Armin Wagner ruclips.net/video/73UUm58nwp0/видео.html
When you get a professional tailor give such high praise to the quality of materials and construction of a pair of trousers, you know they must be good and worth the price.
I truly appreciate Mrs Survival giving her expert opinion. I am a seamstress & avid gardener. I wear a old but sturdy pair of Vietnam era Army issue pants. I am impressed by this review. These pants could be a game changer! Thank you.
Indeed, we all watch for entertainment but many also watch for real info and sincerely value the opinions of the few "corporate-free" RUclipsrs about gear. Nails and wire is a great example.
Now that's the level of quality from a "react" video I can get behind. No superficial, for-the-clicks, vapid mooching-off of people who did all the actual work. No. Solid, grounded sharing of experience and insights. Thanks!
@@johnwilliams-ec1kw I'm from England, living now in Canada. Of course in Blighty we called them Canada Geese, but I just assumed that was what the English called them. I just found it funny. Well whereever one meets them, they are grumpy old gits :-)
For a guy who has worn jeans for the last 60 0dd years, I found your take on these trousers to be compelling and I have to seriously consider making an investment in a pair, but only if they do something other than camo style patterns. For me, a major part of the video was Mrs. SR's contribution, and apart from her well constructed, thoughtfully conceived and clearly spoken analysis of the subject matter, I found her hands and their movements to be fascinating. Strong, capable, subtle and gentle, intimate and including while displaying the boundaries of an understanding that comes with all positive signs of life, and hands that I would trust the minute they touched me or something around me. Reminds me of something from the past that brings tears to my eyes. Great to watch.
Swede here, from the home country of Fjällräven. And i must say that i totally agree with you. Fjällräven has seen a decline in quality over the last few years, but even before that, their pants and other outdoor gear, while still being very nice stuff and perfect for the weekend hiker, were not really tough enough to warrant such a high price. Being a person interested in military/tactical stuff of all kinds, i started to look towards what kind of gear they were using, and have since a few years back started to buy such gear instead of "traditional" hiking and wilderness gear. I have of course done some research and read reviews and stuff before my purchases, because as you state in your video, such gear is not cheap, but if you do your research you will absolutely get your moneys worth and the stuff will last for many many years. Thank you for another great video!
You have been wearing them for a month now? I think they are ready for a wash, eh? LOL! Got to give you a little of a hard time. Those look like some excellent trousers for any outdoor activity. The only worry that I would have is cutting the knees against hard objects with the hard pads in. Rocks say, might do damage to the fabric but then better than your knees. I appreciate the soft pads though as I do a lot of kneeling in my profession being a welder/machinist/mechanic. They look like real quality equipment that would be welcome on any hunting or camping trip. Thanks to Mrs. Survival Russia for her help! Cheers! Terry from South Carolina USA
Servus Lars. Thanks a lot for talking so positively about our gear, especially as you are not having any shares yourself in it and are really unbiased. What a great idea also to have your wife commenting the Striker ULT pants as a professional taylor. All the best to both of you and if you are by any chance in our area, then please do not forget to contact me and we have a chat over a good glass of Slovenian beer. Cheers Armin
Thank you very much Thomas! I bought the Striker XT pants and just found them so awesome. I bought an older model of the Striker X shortly after the Striker XT's. Quality, fit and function is top notch on all the 4 pairs of pants I have. When I find a product which is really outstanding, I like to share those on my channel. I will like to compliment you and your team for the thought and effort you have out into your products. All the best from us and I/we will surely let you know if we are in your area :)
Best review ever, Real talk,Real products from Real people, not gonna lie caught myself leaning forward to see and hear better when the Mrs. was talking.
Came to watch a review of a pair of pants I strongly consider for using in airsoft, but now I want to stick around to see how a fellow dane goes about moving out into the russian wilderness. Great in-depth review and a good use of your uplifting spirit. I look forward to seeing more :)
Usually the crotch "butterfly" is called a gusset in the USA - instead of a lot of seams that make for a bulky and uncomfortable situation, the gusset is smooth and comfortable to wear. You see them on hiking and tactical pants by other companies in he USA as well, and are a great idea.
Probably one the most relevant and informative opinion I have seen in a long time. Great Jobs you guys. I came to the same conclusion when I bought my first pair of Striker XT gen 3. Most people look at how many pockets and how the knee pad works with the 3D inserts combined with the puncture resistant layers. Personally I agree with your opinion that these pants are cheap, really cheap for what you get. The quality of the stitching is as good as it gets. Nothing worst than paying premium for a name brand lets say Ca - - - t and find holes and rips in your pants after the 5th wash. I am definitely a fan, and I tend to make my choices very carefully when it comes down to clothes I wear everyday. I have a Striker ULT pair on order as I speak and I bet it won't be the last. You need patience though... their stock fly off the shelf really fast and takes some time to get replenish - so keep your eyes open and act fast when your size becomes available because they go fast.
..''they are from the proud country of Slowenia'' I love how you said that. Been watchin this SUPER AWESOME channel for about two years now. Greetings from the beautiful and proud SLO
Glad you like our Canadian buttons!🇨🇦 I have used Canadian summer military pants since I was a kid in Army cadets. They are well comfy and good against the mosquitoes. One of the features I value the most is the inner leg sleeve that tucks into your socks. It keeps the creepy crawlers out, especially good for ticks. We are seeing alot more ticks up here as the globe warms up. Do those pants have an inner sleeve at all?
they realy worth the price ! i use it to work in the forest and around the sawmills , no problem , no damage , you can even treat them to repael oil and water
Fjällräven may well be overpriced, and the brand has sadly become the epitome of the tree hugging brigades of today, but they have always been very innovative all the way back from the original "Greenland Trousers" that quickly became the Rolls Royce of outdoor activities more than 35 years ago all the way through to the upgraded version that featured a mix of stretch and non-stretch materials introduced probably 10-15 years ago. Development of these features takes a lot of time, and money. And funnily enough the vented leg pockets have been used by BMW for their "Rallye" series of biking trousers for at least 10 years too. I am sure that UF PRO makes some really great outdoor wear too, and possible much better value for money than Fjällräven is, but I still have several pairs of their "Greenland Trousers" (not the "Greenland Jeans they make today) that have been with me through thick and thin for at least 15 years now, and still hold up very nicely. Yes, the were a little expensive to buy but not much will last for 15+ years nowadays.
I'm from Denmark, so I of course know how Fjällräven have "developed" over the years. They used to make good gear and most likely still do, but a bit overpriced for what it is these days.
@@SurvivalRussia I am from Denmark too and lest just agree, I hope, that not all development is positive and that Fjällräven is no longer what it used to be, sadly. The 'value' seems to focussed on political/fashion statement rather than quality at reasonable prices and design and features to match modern day requirements. Just my opinion of course 😄
@Matthew Ackerman Sasta is great, but also darn expensive. You sometimes find some on sale and being from Finland myself I actually find it on sale frequently near by. Got two jackets and a pair of trousers from them, used and abused the other jacket for about 7 years now and no problems. The trousers and the other jacket have been in random use for about 3 years, no problems with them either. They make some awesome wool outer layers these days again but haven't seen them on sale yet. Would be interested to try it out though.
As usual, awesome video Lars... keep them coming, and as a Canadian, I learned what to call my buttons today!!! lmao! Cheers and God bless you and your family...
Insightful review. Cool to see Mrs. Survival Russia give us the breakdown. They're expensive, but could very well be worth it to at least have a pair for someone who spends everyday working outside. They should last a long time. "Buy once, cry once" as they say. 🙂
Danke für deinen guten Beitrag. Militärische Ausrüstung und Bekleidung ist sehr interessant. Vorallem auch für "Survial". Gerne mehr davon. Kameradschaftliche Grüße aus 🇦🇹
Awesome Reviews Lars and Mrs Survival Russia, I just went on the UF Pro Website and I am ordering a pair of Paints for Hunting season this year and see how they wear! I usually wear wool hunting but I really want to try these pants ! Thanks for the awesome review
Keep in mind that these are for warm weather. The Striker XT Gen 2 and new Striker X are more all-round and you can zip a windbreak liner into them as well. As said, all their trousers has similar features but are also very different in function.
I use Lundhags pants in my daily life, for a few years now. They are great for that. They use the same Schoeller Dynamic Fabric in the same places. It is pretty durable but it does show some wear after 2 or 3 years. Actually the spandex part is disintegrating. The butterfly makes the fly shorter, so you see part of my bum when I go for a piss, but moving around and riding my bicycle is so much more comfortable. Fjallraven pants are more durable and dry faster than jeans. The UF PRO look very nice, but when I wear my shorts and throw them in my backpack I guess it adds more than a kilo and I am not so strong, so I prefer something that also packs light when I leave home
Great video on the quality of the pants! I remember you going to Moscow and getting your paperwork (after the 5 years) to buy your rifle but I don't remember what caliber you decided on. (I'm sure you said but my memory isn't what it used to be.). So is it in 5.45 or 7.62? I'm just curious about the weight of the magazines and all. Take Care and be safe, John
I own the p40 pants and the striker ht. My only complaint so fair would be the material choice, that is 67% plastic and only 33% cotton. 50/50 polycotton would have been preferred by me for the solid color options since a high plastic content always give me the idea of cheaper material. And it feels a bit plastic-ish hence. Cut and comfort however are nice, the pockets in the p40 trouser are just a tad bit short for my liking compared to my regualr civi trousers.
I would love to have like 5 pairs of these but that would be absurd. I would like to see how they fair in the high desert where buckbrush and sagebrush literally shred Carhartt's. Bet they are overall better suited for a different geography
Have you tried the tin pants made in Washington state? Can't remember the name I live in Central Oregon and I bought mine like I5 years ago and they are still going strong.
You are correct in that all military gear is not necessarily good outdoor work or camping gear. I'm old, so most of my military gear was cotton. The product reviews are fine by me. One of the things I liked about being stationed in Germany for so long was seeing how our NATO partners did things. So the multi-cam trousers are available in the US, for $301 without the knee pads (tactical knee pads are USD $38 extra), so Rub 26000 to us. Of course a lot of that is import tariffs. When the pink ninja decides she wants a pair of American Levis, those will probably cost you Rub 16000. I hate tariffs - I finally got enough together for a UP2, and price has gone up. Mrs. SR sounds like a woman I met over here in the US. Also Siberian, and also a tailor by trade. She repaired an overcoat for me and you could not see where she stitched it. She was a very tall lady - she said one must be tall in Siberia to get through the snow in the winter.
I really love UFPros clothing, but every time I wear it, I can’t go through a door without slicing the room first... make sense?any questions?Excellent.
Excellent review.. The phenomenon of pinching at the waist is a very real issue. I have gotten sores etc from just carrying a pistol and, extra mag. Pants that address this are brilliant.
To my surprise I found a supplier in New Zealand about 350 NZ $ for the HT,s. Apparently the NZ police AOG and special tactical group wear them. How do they dry when they get wet and are they noisy against foliage.
These specific pants dry quite fast and are silent. They are also "no melt, no drip," should they get in contact with fire. All of their pant are. Many elite units and individuals from such units use UF PRO gear. There are thought put into every little detail in their products and that how it is and why I love this brand. Made by real users.
Cool pants .Mrs was getting excited there lol . Sometimes if your useing constantly you have to put the money into things .time useage vrs money type thing
Hey what's up brother, love your RUclips channel I watch it all the time for the best practical real life scenarios. I watched the review of your friends the Taylor over the pants thought she did a great job very well done 🙌. If I may, add a suggestion, would it be possible to make those jeans the same way but for everyday wear that didn't look so tactical? Almost like gray jeans but for a gray man type scenario you live in the city you don't want people to think that your tactical that you're invested in survival and stand out. Probably a million dollar idea you're welcome LOL, I'm a huge fan and if you were to reply to me it would be awesome thank you brother and stay safe. 💪
Using the word denier without a preceding number as you do at 6:35, is a non sequitur like saying the pants are made of gram fabric. Denier is a unit of measure of thread weight in a fabric, often used as a proxy for thread thickness. In the case of UF Pro pants, it's 500 denier nylon (polyamide) Cordura, a weight commonly used on small backpacks.
Lars please show us your tool collection haha I think you would have some very interesting old handcrafted tools in your shed I remember you speaking before of some handmade plains or chisels maybe in one of your videos, I don't know, it's content after all
You say they’re not made for dirt biking, but I would bet my last ruble that they’re leagues better than maaaaany of the trousers out there made specifically for riding.
Lars I think you'd love pants made from merino dryskin. The material is made by the same Swiss company that makes the strech part of those pants in the video, Schoeller. It's super durable and weather resistant with a merino wool inner face that is superbly comfy. I only know one brand that use this material currently and they are Enfin Leve who make everything to order so you can specify your own measurements etc.
I checked the site for the pants and they are really expensive alone and with the knee pads they will cost more than one leather jacket which I purchased years ago. They seem to be well designed and built and have all of the features I like, but the price is not in my price range.
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Check Out UF PRO here: ufpro.com/
Link to detailed video on the Striker ULT Pants by head of development Armin Wagner ruclips.net/video/73UUm58nwp0/видео.html
The oldtimer lives on in the intro.
Here! Here! It's what you leave behind that matters most.....🤠
Like Matt's brother on Demolition Ranch; RIP!
@@ASBO_LUTELY never heard of her
I thought the same
Mrs Survival Russia gave the most professional clothing review I have ever seen
She's a pro after all :) Thanks Jimmy.
When you get a professional tailor give such high praise to the quality of materials and construction of a pair of trousers, you know they must be good and worth the price.
They definitively are!
I truly appreciate Mrs Survival giving her expert opinion. I am a seamstress & avid gardener. I wear a old but sturdy pair of Vietnam era Army issue pants. I am impressed by this review. These pants could be a game changer! Thank you.
'pour water from the potatoes' 😂 strain the spuds, we say in Ireland.
Slovenia is watching your video 🇸🇮
Love you still update and still review things! Also, it always is great to see you still having fun and being happy in your own content.
Thank you!
Indeed, we all watch for entertainment but many also watch for real info and sincerely value the opinions of the few "corporate-free" RUclipsrs about gear.
Nails and wire is a great example.
Now that's the level of quality from a "react" video I can get behind. No superficial, for-the-clicks, vapid mooching-off of people who did all the actual work. No. Solid, grounded sharing of experience and insights. Thanks!
Lmao "everybody calls these Canadian buttons, except for Canadians"
Truth! Lol ☺
I was surprised to find that in Canada, Canadian Geese are called Canadian Geese. I thought they'd just be Geese.
@@johnwilliams-ec1kw I'm from England, living now in Canada. Of course in Blighty we called them Canada Geese, but I just assumed that was what the English called them. I just found it funny. Well whereever one meets them, they are grumpy old gits :-)
Love the printer in the thumbnail!
I too have a VEPR and it's one of my favorite printing tools.
You should feature more printing tools
Those are excellent pants, thank you for the review! Especially appreciated Mrs. Survival Russia's expert analysis!
I like gear reviews on stuff you actually use. That's how we learn what actually works, so thank you. 👍🏻👍🏻
Always glad to see non sponsored reviews. Especially of such a high quality product.
Lars, whats the house behind you to the right of the screen? Its the dark one nestled within the trees.
Special video! Expert in the wearing and a expert in the fabrication, very special Lars, thanks for this unique overview.
very cool having a pro's opinion! thanks a lot both of you!!
To sew two stretch fabrics together it's called serging. Done with a serger sewing machine.
For a guy who has worn jeans for the last 60 0dd years, I found your take on these trousers to be compelling and I have to seriously consider making an investment in a pair, but only if they do something other than camo style patterns.
For me, a major part of the video was Mrs. SR's contribution, and apart from her well constructed, thoughtfully conceived and clearly spoken analysis of the subject matter, I found her hands and their movements to be fascinating.
Strong, capable, subtle and gentle, intimate and including while displaying the boundaries of an understanding that comes with all positive signs of life, and hands that I would trust the minute they touched me or something around me.
Reminds me of something from the past that brings tears to my eyes. Great to watch.
Swede here, from the home country of Fjällräven. And i must say that i totally agree with you.
Fjällräven has seen a decline in quality over the last few years, but even before that, their pants and other outdoor gear, while still being very nice stuff and perfect for the weekend hiker, were not really tough enough to warrant such a high price.
Being a person interested in military/tactical stuff of all kinds, i started to look towards what kind of gear they were using, and have since a few years back started to buy such gear instead of "traditional" hiking and wilderness gear.
I have of course done some research and read reviews and stuff before my purchases, because as you state in your video, such gear is not cheap, but if you do your research you will absolutely get your moneys worth and the stuff will last for many many years.
Thank you for another great video!
Mange tak. Dane living in Russia :)
Are you humble bragging during the double zipper fly segment? Chad.
Survival Russia confirmed for packin!
That's my cousin kickstand.
I am impressed with the stitching too. ✌🏼
You have been wearing them for a month now? I think they are ready for a wash, eh? LOL! Got to give you a little of a hard time.
Those look like some excellent trousers for any outdoor activity. The only worry that I would have is cutting the knees against hard objects with the hard pads in. Rocks say, might do damage to the fabric but then better than your knees.
I appreciate the soft pads though as I do a lot of kneeling in my profession being a welder/machinist/mechanic. They look like real quality equipment that would be welcome on any hunting or camping trip.
Thanks to Mrs. Survival Russia for her help!
Cheers!
Terry from South Carolina USA
Wearing for a Month without Washing? 😳 .. have done that 😏.
One advantage .. the trousers will 'do the walking' .. you just have to climb inside 😊.
Great review Lars, points you brought up were spot on, thanks for the info, cheers mate.
Always love when the phrase SUPER AWESOME pops up.
Your family is full of talent! A professional tailor and wife! Awesome review!
Your reviews are informative and useful!
I bought some UF Pro pants after your first video. Without question the best outdoor pants I’ve ever put on. Well worth the price.
Glad you like them!
Great episode, thanks!
You two are great! Great review. Thanks!
Thank you for the review.
Servus Lars. Thanks a lot for talking so positively about our gear, especially as you are not having any shares yourself in it and are really unbiased. What a great idea also to have your wife commenting the Striker ULT pants as a professional taylor. All the best to both of you and if you are by any chance in our area, then please do not forget to contact me and we have a chat over a good glass of Slovenian beer. Cheers Armin
Thank you very much Thomas! I bought the Striker XT pants and just found them so awesome. I bought an older model of the Striker X shortly after the Striker XT's. Quality, fit and function is top notch on all the 4 pairs of pants I have. When I find a product which is really outstanding, I like to share those on my channel. I will like to compliment you and your team for the thought and effort you have out into your products. All the best from us and I/we will surely let you know if we are in your area :)
Lars and Mrs Survival Russia , great review , they look awesome , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Outstanding product review! The Mrs. was awesome.
Glad you guys are not burning up ! Read a news feed yesterday about all the fires you have going over there .
I have given Lars a like for this vid, now I'm off to sign up another 15 accounts for Mrs Suvival Russia's likes.
That's awesome! I like her stories from back in the day.
Best review ever, Real talk,Real products from Real people, not gonna lie caught myself leaning forward to see and hear better when the Mrs. was talking.
Came to watch a review of a pair of pants I strongly consider for using in airsoft, but now I want to stick around to see how a fellow dane goes about moving out into the russian wilderness. Great in-depth review and a good use of your uplifting spirit. I look forward to seeing more :)
Mange tak.
Usually the crotch "butterfly" is called a gusset in the USA - instead of a lot of seams that make for a bulky and uncomfortable situation, the gusset is smooth and comfortable to wear. You see them on hiking and tactical pants by other companies in he USA as well, and are a great idea.
Probably one the most relevant and informative opinion I have seen in a long time. Great Jobs you guys. I came to the same conclusion when I bought my first pair of Striker XT gen 3. Most people look at how many pockets and how the knee pad works with the 3D inserts combined with the puncture resistant layers. Personally I agree with your opinion that these pants are cheap, really cheap for what you get. The quality of the stitching is as good as it gets. Nothing worst than paying premium for a name brand lets say Ca - - - t and find holes and rips in your pants after the 5th wash. I am definitely a fan, and I tend to make my choices very carefully when it comes down to clothes I wear everyday. I have a Striker ULT pair on order as I speak and I bet it won't be the last. You need patience though... their stock fly off the shelf really fast and takes some time to get replenish - so keep your eyes open and act fast when your size becomes available because they go fast.
The ULT's are great too :) It's hot here and I use them almost every day.
Front ventilation is important to keep the potatoes cool. A major problem in a lot of service issue pants.
You are the man! Much respect from Kentucky, U.S.
Pretty nice pants wish I could afford something like this definitely would be nice to have on the job. Thanks for sharing Lars
Great review! Funny how people don't blink an eyelash at fjall ravens price tag for trousers.
..''they are from the proud country of Slowenia'' I love how you said that.
Been watchin this SUPER AWESOME channel for about two years now. Greetings from the beautiful and proud SLO
Thank you , Lars .
And Thank you , Mrs SR ,
Thank you LC :)
@@SurvivalRussia My pleasure , Thank you .
Mrs Survival Russia rocks as a sales person.
Glad you like our Canadian buttons!🇨🇦
I have used Canadian summer military pants since I was a kid in Army cadets. They are well comfy and good against the mosquitoes. One of the features I value the most is the inner leg sleeve that tucks into your socks. It keeps the creepy crawlers out, especially good for ticks. We are seeing alot more ticks up here as the globe warms up. Do those pants have an inner sleeve at all?
they realy worth the price ! i use it to work in the forest and around the sawmills , no problem , no damage , you can even treat them to repael oil and water
Fjällräven may well be overpriced, and the brand has sadly become the epitome of the tree hugging brigades of today, but they have always been very innovative all the way back from the original "Greenland Trousers" that quickly became the Rolls Royce of outdoor activities more than 35 years ago all the way through to the upgraded version that featured a mix of stretch and non-stretch materials introduced probably 10-15 years ago. Development of these features takes a lot of time, and money. And funnily enough the vented leg pockets have been used by BMW for their "Rallye" series of biking trousers for at least 10 years too. I am sure that UF PRO makes some really great outdoor wear too, and possible much better value for money than Fjällräven is, but I still have several pairs of their "Greenland Trousers" (not the "Greenland Jeans they make today) that have been with me through thick and thin for at least 15 years now, and still hold up very nicely. Yes, the were a little expensive to buy but not much will last for 15+ years nowadays.
I'm from Denmark, so I of course know how Fjällräven have "developed" over the years. They used to make good gear and most likely still do, but a bit overpriced for what it is these days.
@@SurvivalRussia I am from Denmark too and lest just agree, I hope, that not all development is positive and that Fjällräven is no longer what it used to be, sadly. The 'value' seems to focussed on political/fashion statement rather than quality at reasonable prices and design and features to match modern day requirements. Just my opinion of course 😄
@Matthew Ackerman Sasta is great, but also darn expensive. You sometimes find some on sale and being from Finland myself I actually find it on sale frequently near by. Got two jackets and a pair of trousers from them, used and abused the other jacket for about 7 years now and no problems. The trousers and the other jacket have been in random use for about 3 years, no problems with them either.
They make some awesome wool outer layers these days again but haven't seen them on sale yet. Would be interested to try it out though.
unfortunately I'll need to keep wearing my wrangler blue jeans to blend into my urban surroundings
They come in grey and low key colors as well ;)
UF PRO actually have P40 Urban Pants, which look very casual but are super practical. Favorite pair of pants I have ever owned.
As usual, awesome video Lars... keep them coming, and as a Canadian, I learned what to call my buttons today!!! lmao! Cheers and God bless you and your family...
Nice video. Mrs. SR knows her stuff.
Hello Lars! It is hard to find good outdoors clothes. i don't think anything works 100% of the time.
You are putting alot of eggs in a single basket with these trousers.
1 pair costs more than my whole kit for overnight -2day stealth camping.
@@CS-zn6pp Actually, I like the old WWII wool pants best.
WOW super awesome discussion about those pants. I learned from this. TY
You are the master of equipment!!!!!!
I bought a pair after the first video. I love mine ❤
They are awesome :)
Insightful review. Cool to see Mrs. Survival Russia give us the breakdown. They're expensive, but could very well be worth it to at least have a pair for someone who spends everyday working outside. They should last a long time. "Buy once, cry once" as they say. 🙂
They have several different models as I mentioned. All alike but also very different in function. The Striker X (new Gen) are super tough, as example.
Nice review from both of you. Looks well worth the price.
Danke für deinen guten Beitrag. Militärische Ausrüstung und Bekleidung ist sehr interessant.
Vorallem auch für "Survial". Gerne mehr davon.
Kameradschaftliche Grüße aus 🇦🇹
Awesome Reviews Lars and Mrs Survival Russia, I just went on the UF Pro Website and I am ordering a pair of Paints for Hunting season this year and see how they wear! I usually wear wool hunting but I really want to try these pants ! Thanks for the awesome review
Keep in mind that these are for warm weather. The Striker XT Gen 2 and new Striker X are more all-round and you can zip a windbreak liner into them as well. As said, all their trousers has similar features but are also very different in function.
I use Lundhags pants in my daily life, for a few years now. They are great for that. They use the same Schoeller Dynamic Fabric in the same places.
It is pretty durable but it does show some wear after 2 or 3 years. Actually the spandex part is disintegrating.
The butterfly makes the fly shorter, so you see part of my bum when I go for a piss, but moving around and riding my bicycle is so much more comfortable.
Fjallraven pants are more durable and dry faster than jeans.
The UF PRO look very nice, but when I wear my shorts and throw them in my backpack I guess it adds more than a kilo and I am not so strong, so I prefer something that also packs light when I leave home
absolutely picking up a pair as soon as they are available!
Awesome family Lars!
Great video on the quality of the pants!
I remember you going to Moscow and getting your paperwork (after the 5 years) to buy your rifle but I don't remember what caliber you decided on. (I'm sure you said but my memory isn't what it used to be.). So is it in 5.45 or 7.62? I'm just curious about the weight of the magazines and all.
Take Care and be safe, John
I own the p40 pants and the striker ht.
My only complaint so fair would be the material choice, that is 67% plastic and only 33% cotton.
50/50 polycotton would have been preferred by me for the solid color options since a high plastic content always give me the idea of cheaper material.
And it feels a bit plastic-ish hence.
Cut and comfort however are nice, the pockets in the p40 trouser are just a tad bit short for my liking compared to my regualr civi trousers.
I would love to have like 5 pairs of these but that would be absurd. I would like to see how they fair in the high desert where buckbrush and sagebrush literally shred Carhartt's.
Bet they are overall better suited for a different geography
Have you tried the tin pants made in Washington state? Can't remember the name I live in Central Oregon and I bought mine like I5 years ago and they are still going strong.
Filson is the brand I think my badge is worn off.
@@Brandon-so9fp No but that does sound interesting, Ill look into it
@@Brandon-so9fp Yeah, I'm over in your area all the time.
S.W. Oregon here
The new Gen Striker X are super tough.
Your Wife is awesome Lars! Very good catch! Also good Video as always. Greetings from Germany!
i want a pair of these for dirt biking
If it's not super hot where you are, then check out the Striker X (new Gen), they are very tough trousers.
Well done
I probably missed the video but can you do a video about the concrete domes behind you? What are they? Awesome review!
Look up "Star wars domes" on my channel :)
What caliber pistol is that you have in the holster? What make & model is it? Thanks!
Those trousers are awesome. Thanks for the review.
Hope all is well with you and your family.
Loving the camo pattern 😍
It is a Great match for my neck of the woods. Be great for Bow hunting season.
I always look forward to your reviews.
Thank you! Much appreciated :)
Your English is amazing in that video. Hugs from bohemian forest. I like your humor and your mentality.
Thank you! 😃
Looks like quality kit, if they had suspenders I might be interested. Fill all the pockets and bend down you will always be hoisting your pants.
You are correct in that all military gear is not necessarily good outdoor work or camping gear. I'm old, so most of my military gear was cotton.
The product reviews are fine by me. One of the things I liked about being stationed in Germany for so long was seeing how our NATO partners did things.
So the multi-cam trousers are available in the US, for $301 without the knee pads (tactical knee pads are USD $38 extra), so Rub 26000 to us. Of course a lot of that is import tariffs. When the pink ninja decides she wants a pair of American Levis, those will probably cost you Rub 16000. I hate tariffs - I finally got enough together for a UP2, and price has gone up.
Mrs. SR sounds like a woman I met over here in the US. Also Siberian, and also a tailor by trade. She repaired an overcoat for me and you could not see where she stitched it. She was a very tall lady - she said one must be tall in Siberia to get through the snow in the winter.
I really love UFPros clothing, but every time I wear it, I can’t go through a door without slicing the room first...
make sense?any questions?Excellent.
Excellent review..
The phenomenon of pinching at the waist is a very real issue. I have gotten sores etc from just carrying a pistol and, extra mag.
Pants that address this are brilliant.
Yes, when it's hot and wet. Not good.
Indispensable and very comfortable, the pants are perfect for the outdoors. Hello, good day👍👋
To my surprise I found a supplier in New Zealand about 350 NZ $ for the HT,s. Apparently the NZ police AOG and special tactical group wear them.
How do they dry when they get wet and are they noisy against foliage.
These specific pants dry quite fast and are silent. They are also "no melt, no drip," should they get in contact with fire. All of their pant are. Many elite units and individuals from such units use UF PRO gear. There are thought put into every little detail in their products and that how it is and why I love this brand. Made by real users.
Great pair of outdoor pants!
It took me a moment, now I see the camouflage pants on the camouflage table.
Excellent!
Thank you! Cheers!
Cool pants .Mrs was getting excited there lol . Sometimes if your useing constantly you have to put the money into things .time useage vrs money type thing
Hey what's up brother, love your RUclips channel I watch it all the time for the best practical real life scenarios. I watched the review of your friends the Taylor over the pants thought she did a great job very well done 🙌. If I may, add a suggestion, would it be possible to make those jeans the same way but for everyday wear that didn't look so tactical? Almost like gray jeans but for a gray man type scenario you live in the city you don't want people to think that your tactical that you're invested in survival and stand out. Probably a million dollar idea you're welcome LOL, I'm a huge fan and if you were to reply to me it would be awesome thank you brother and stay safe. 💪
Using the word denier without a preceding number as you do at 6:35, is a non sequitur like saying the pants are made of gram fabric. Denier is a unit of measure of thread weight in a fabric, often used as a proxy for thread thickness. In the case of UF Pro pants, it's 500 denier nylon (polyamide) Cordura, a weight commonly used on small backpacks.
Tell your tailor her English is a hell of a lot better than my Russian! Outstanding!😊
Deal!
Great review! Thank you 🇷🇺 🇺🇸
Hi Lars, where did you get your nice t-shirt? It's a piece of art.
Hello! How would you compare the ULT vs the XT gen 2?
XT gen2 for toughness. ULT for very hot weather. They are light, but good.
Lars please show us your tool collection haha I think you would have some very interesting old handcrafted tools in your shed I remember you speaking before of some handmade plains or chisels maybe in one of your videos, I don't know, it's content after all
Top gear, no doubt about it. Worth the cash.
You say they’re not made for dirt biking, but I would bet my last ruble that they’re leagues better than maaaaany of the trousers out there made specifically for riding.
Lars, thanks for a nice review. So, how can I purchase them in Russia?
What is the Molot model you are carrying on the pic of the video please ?
Lars I think you'd love pants made from merino dryskin. The material is made by the same Swiss company that makes the strech part of those pants in the video, Schoeller. It's super durable and weather resistant with a merino wool inner face that is superbly comfy. I only know one brand that use this material currently and they are Enfin Leve who make everything to order so you can specify your own measurements etc.
I checked the site for the pants and they are really expensive alone and with the knee pads they will cost more than one leather jacket which I purchased years ago. They seem to be well designed and built and have all of the features I like, but the price is not in my price range.
Good morning from Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘👋
Mornin' down under :)
Of course Russia has a summer but I always picture Lars in the snow, never in just shorts and a shirt.