Filson Double Tin Pants REVIEW

Filson Double tin Pants..are they worth the money?
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[@hydrobuu]

Suspenders is the way to go than a belt. Pants are worth the money to almost last a life time.

[@skywaterhaven]

Tino C ....I agree, I never had worn suspenders before but I can’t imagine not wearing them with these pants. Love em!

[@MrAbsentdriver]

Don’t use the high pocket for your knife! It comes out of the fifth pocket after you squat about 4 times. 😳

[@lechatbotte.]

They are guaranteed a lifetime, they will repair for free.

[@yeenosaur2620]

i say both, you can carry a-lot on you and have your suspenders hold your belt where it needs to be. I carry a handgun, a buck 110 and a leatherman surge on my belt so I like the extra support suspenders offer when I get it.

[@martinvanburen4578]

except you can never wash them so years of poop pants collecting inside ...creating all sorts of satanic smells

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

I own 2 pair of double tin and 2 pair of single tin. Love everything about them. 8 years later.

[@dgillespie13]

The pants in this review don't arrive in the video until 5:17. FYI

[@ZakHancock]

Thank you. Not all heroes wear capes!

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

I'm waiting on the same pants as yours but with tin cloth and I ordered the Tin Cloth Short Lined Cruiser Jacket. Looking forward to my first delve into the Filson brand. Great video.

[@davemaxwell7262]

Button flies are amazing in every way. Nice pants man

[@TheMultisportGeek]

I have one of their Tin jackets. Love it.

[@Heirphoto]

The single tin pants have a zipper, double tin pants are button fly

[@PerfDayToday]

Nice review, thxs!

[@codymcgonagill5392]

I would buy some Duluth Trading and Tin them myself

[@1911geek]

Buy Carhartt suspenders get the wide quality also

[@johnharrington2400]

perfect, pants that are cold in the winter and hot in the summer?

[@virgilchristopherson3626]

Great pants for rough work. and should be warm in the winter, I would get suspenders with the button holes, I had the clamp kind and they kept un clamping. With Blue jeans I would sit on a lawn chair after rain and get a wet ass. I hate that. I like the knife pocket, I wear wrangler 13MWZ, and the watch pocket is large enough for a leatherman knife. I like that you showed your self working in them, and you got the oil on them also. How do you wash them, or you just don't? for that price they should last a life time ! great video !

[@chuckhiccox8086]

As a wood framer I swear by my Carhart Loggers. They have a awesome double knee, deep pockets,zip fly, brass suspenders studs, and side carpenter pockets . You can buy them online in the $50.00 range . I’m sure you can wax them if needed . Flison is nice stuff ,but for the price I can get at least 3 or more Carhart Logging pants . Great brush pants btw . I hope this helps others who might not be able to justify the Filson price , I think this a good alternative if not better. 🔨🇺🇸

[@skywaterhaven]

Thanks Chuck for the great feedback...

[@daveshafer7908]

I am also a framer and have been wearing Duluth trading co pants. Good quality and durable so far. Prices are between carrhart and filson but they have a lot of good sales.

[@jackj5368]

Carhart versions don't measure up to Filson, not in the least, Chuck.

[@chuckhiccox8086]

@@jackj5368 great pants for the Range Rover crowd though

[@zanestovall8628]

Yeah those aren’t even comparable to these.. you will NOT wear these pants out in 40 pairs of Carhartt pants..

[@RobertReno1]

I wonder if a simple pair of chaps would make a good inexpensive substitute for metal pants? All kinds of styles out there and you could still be comfortable while out in the bush.

[@MikeMulryMN]

I have double tins and chaps. The double tins are out of service. Simply not breathable enough. Like wearing trash bags. The chaps are the way to go!

[@shayn4220]

? I just got mine , there a little snug do they loosen up , how often do you oil them

[@ivanhamlyn]

Update on your filson pants?

[@burningmanmike]

Pretty badass pants! Do you still have them? A 6 year review maybe?

[@jimbobojim4634]

It's been over a year, where's the review

[@malcolmnicholls2893]

You the man!

[@johngrossbohlin7582]

I've got a pair of double tin pants and have had three pair of tin brush pants. I use them all hard and in the thorns and locust the brush pants get shredded in 4-5 years of active upland bird hunting. The double tin pants are great for working in wet muddy and high abrasion conditions in cool / cold weather. They are too hot in warmer weather as they don't breath well. The Filson suspenders are worth the money in my experience. I use the same pair on the double tin and brush pants as well as with my chainsaw protective pants. I haven't had a mechanical failure yet with them though after 15 years I noticed the other day that the elastic is failing and they smell pretty bad. ;~) I think it's time for a new pair of suspenders! I have never regretted purchasing Filson products. That said, I prefer their traditional work and hunting products (many they discontinued) over the new metrosexual stuff they offer. I bought it to use hard, not look like I use it. Perhaps I should put my old stuff up on eBay and see what the posers are willing to bid! LOL

[@caligulajodorowsky]

Dude you made some designer real distressed denim there :O

[@charlyapkarian1511]

Hello sir, i have two questions for you : first, is the waterproofness of this pant can ensure dry legs in despite of heavy rain ? second question : how often do you think its necessary to apply the wax on the pant? thanks a lot for your replie

[@tuddle7174]

How are these pants working for you now a few years down the road? Their wax doesn’t go a long way. I bought a Filson jacket and 2 cans of wax. It barley did anything to it. I bought some otter fabric wax and waiting to put it on there.

[@danthechippie4439]

How heavy are they? Can you put knee pads in?

[@zairmalik2775]

there are so much good work pants around durable comfortable fjällräven stihl etc but filsons price wow no way for that you can let them be made by hand 3 times thicker

[@yechenglin1]

Tin pants are old school tech that still works, but Filson got very expensive because it becomes fashionable. I think a knee pad is a better solution to your "hole in the pants" problem. Try some "softshell" pants with knee pads. They are stretchy, breathable, abrasion resistant, and sheds water with the DWR treatment. Some brands have lifetime warranties too.

[@skywaterhaven]

Hi Ye Cheng! I agree with you about Filson getting expensive because it became fashonable. However, carrying a knee pad around is not very practical. I'm not so much worried about holes in my knees as I am getting wet. Thanks for your feedback!

[@skywaterhaven]

Your right "Some Guy"! that was a staged shot. But the random puddle was actually a spot where a drainage pipe was leaking up out of the ground and I was clearing the hole to allow the water to flow out a little. Thanks for watching. I do the same thing when I'm watching videos... I ask my self "Why"? Haha!

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

@Andro mache MY buddy has had his for SEVEN years and still wears them. I smell 'envy.'

[@daveshafer7908]

I got the single tin pants and I regretted it. They wore out pretty quickly. I am very hard on pants so I should have opted for the doubles.

[@AlexanderJScheu]

... are this pants for Sunday ?. use for visit in church ??

[@dennisthemenace5150]

Those are bad ass!

[@FesterrotGaming]

the little pocket you put your knife in, was designed for a pocket watch. the pants have not had any design changes to them since they where originally manufactured and back then every one wore a pocket watch so you needed a little pocket to place your watch in to protect it.

[@skywaterhaven]

Thanks Deep Blue, Pocket watch... yea I agree. But I have been using it to keep my knife in and it works pretty good, even when I bend over.

[@Nathanielcopuca]

What is your height/normal waist size? I usually wear a 31 and dont know if I should get the 32 or 30

[@skywaterhaven]

Hi Nathaniel, That a good question and always a worry when buying clothes on line. I also am a 31 waist... sometimes 32 depending on the clothes.I looked at the tag on my tin pants and it says 34. They fit perfectly, I knew I was going to use suspenders so I wanted to make sure they were loose. nothing more irritating that tight pants when your working. I could ask for a better sign for me. Good luck!

[@billythekid4793]

Question do these tin pants wear the same as older European trouser? Is the waist at the navel?

[@skywaterhaven]

Hello Wilhelm! These pants don't ride up quite that high. so if I were to give you a proper answer, I would say no.

[@billythekid4793]

SkyWater Haven okay thank you

[@nathan-tj6yl]

See if you can angle your knife more inwards so when you move it moves more natural with your legs, not sure if you have the room but that the same problem I have with my jeans and my knife while I work so I angle it so it moves more with my body

[@BobPapadopoulos]

That's a watch pocket.

[@skywaterhaven]

Hey Bob, that never even crossed my mind. But people now a days don't have pocket watches, so I'm not sure that is what the purpose is now. Now I'm going to have to contact Filson and ask them directly. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@skywaterhaven]

Hey Bob! I reached out to Filson and you are 100% correct! It is a watch pocket! Even though most people nowadays don't use pocket watches, Filson is keeping the tradition going and continue to include this little front pocket! Thanks for pointing that out Bob!

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

Filson suspenders are priced waaaaay to high. Welch are made here in the USA and in my opinion just as good if not better! Than Filson suspenders. Cost $35 bucks.

[@dylanhall6355]

Garland & Darinda Remington III yeah, Welch are all I ever use, and I’ve never had any complaints.

[@Lauterbach24]

I think these are the best suspenders made. Made in Grants Pass. www.loggersuspenders.com

[@dylanhall6355]

Mitch Louderback thanks for the tip! I’ll look into those!

[@scottsmith6571]

Fancy pants

[@Christopherjamesmurphy21]

Suspenders are the way to go. But wear them under your hoodie

[@erikking1335]

Little pocket is for pocket watch

[@dme6991]

Pocket watch pocket not knife pocket

[@EmpiricalTruth]

Filson chaps will also do the job for you if you don't want to buy the pants. Chaps are quite a bit cheaper.

[@skywaterhaven]

Thanks Dee for the tip!

[@EmpiricalTruth]

@@skywaterhaven No problem! I use the Filson single tin chaps for bird hunting. They're great for getting through the underbrush in the popple stands here in the midwest.

[@nomadbound9610]

If you want to skip the 5 minutes of excuses for the sky not being bright and him saying UGH every fifth word clickbait here 5:15 . The reason Filson doesn't hem the bottom is becuase it you are out in the woods and they catch on a tree it is safer for your pants to rip than to trip you while possibly carrying something that would hurt you. Also Filson has a LIFETIME WARRANTY so $200 isnt that bad.

[@petersindo6981]

Mine are also snug…the charts given are off…I bought a 38…chart mention they will size to a 40…or a little under…NOPE ..they are a 36…

[@jamewweatherford4296]

I had 7 pairs and they lasted me 7 years, im a welder of all sorts of things and i usually will soak them for for hours then finish the wash, but if their really dirty ill wash them twice and soak oveer night .my mom said that i have the cleanest worn clothing.

[@odeanriley81]

I believe that small pocket is for a pocket watch.

[@bruce5612]

If you carry tip down im automatically gonna disregard your review. Lol just kidding thinking about getting a pair of these.

[@jordanbeyer7607]

My problem is the crotch rips out

[@heavyg3634]

It's a pocket for your knife it's a pocket for a pocket watch, they just kept it there even thou nobody carries them anymore

[@Winston_Smith_84]

You can make em yourself for under $100

[@clydebrusca9294]

PBRstreetgang it’s not the same as filson though

[@jsmesoercy6436]

Baby, it's Folsom til I die!

[@user-cl5oh8fl4w]

That is a pocket watch pocket not a knife pocket.

[@memy119]

Lol that pocket isn't for knives it's for watches

[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

No longer made in the USA ...

[@David-fv7zg]

So you reviewed a pair of pants that you have never used? Thumbs down.

[@AJ-ut8cz]

They look sooooooooo uncomfortable

[@skywaterhaven]

Hi AJ, They do look stiff and uncomfortable, but I have had them now for almost a year, and they have softened up and really help keep my legs dry when I'm outside.

[@drumtwo4seven]

Just START AT 4:23 hence the thumbs down above plus one more right here 👎

[@hellomeme6248]

Lmao you know you can skip forward right? Idiot

[@dapperdan8085]

Just tinned a canvas jacket my self. WAAAAYYYYY less expensive than Filson. Gonna tin a pair of doubles... not $215!

[@etaka4648]

It looks like homeless pants

[@mikesutherland7958]

5 minutes in and you didn't even open the box yet get to the point

[@skywaterhaven]

Thats what the fast forward button is for.... I use it all the time.

[@nedrugeley8129]

I am a Filson fan. I have never seen your channel before, but this has to be the least informative product review I have ever seen. Please work on content.