HELLY HANSEN CHELSEA CONSTRUCTION PANT [ The Boot Guy Reviews ]

[@SilencedMi5]

Those look like some smartly engineered pants. I really hope the seams can hold up to hard wear over the long term, seems like it could help a lot of guys out who go through work pants quickly. That's some really cool video you got in your studio with the pants excluded from the environment, I appreciate the professional effort.

[@Tinkering902]

Great review. These would make great bushcraft pants.

[@MtnGirll]

Best work pants for professional cleaners. Don't even hesitate to buy!!!

[@ggsdude1]

You are right about the pants not being for everyone. These appeal more towards the skilled trades that need to have their handtools, pencils etc. on them...a lot of guys complain about them being pricy but they are twice the pants that carhartts or denim jeans are...carhartts are a special kind of garbage. ive never had a pair of work pants that blew out all the tool holsters faster than jeans like carhartts.

[@aleksandrfilippov9928]

I'm professional tile setter. I used my HH Evolution pants for 2 years every day!!! And it's works great!!! Only now it's rubbed a bit between legs. I'm going to buy exact the same pair of pants for the next 2 years.

[@matthewford6516]

Awesome pants. Perfect for any trade out there! These are even my cool, cold weather camping / bush pants. Won't be buying Carhartt anymore that's for sure.

[@MtnGirll]

Neither will I!

[@brettonqually4617]

I like the fit. First day working with them today.

[@redneckbig11]

Those are really cool looking pants with a lot of features for the construction industry in mind but I think that pants like this that are designed to carry tools and often sharp objects like nails or tacks or staples should be stitched with Kevlar on the tool pockets seams and may even some extra Kevlar on the inside of the pockets to reinforce it to keep tools and such from wearing a hole in your pockets prematurely and then before you know it you’ll have nails and your tools falling out everywhere you walk loosing them and then someone will get a nail in their foot or a vehicle or equipment will get it in the tire Riggs by Wrangler lines their back pockets with Cordura nylon but tools will still blow a hole in it lol the added Kevlar might increase the cost of the pants a little bit but not a whole lot and besides it is a tool but everything else the pants has is spot on

[@TheBootGuyreviews]

+Hunter Prowse the European models are built with Kevlar. Someday I'll get the chance to review them.

[@redneckbig11]

Oh okay lol well should be good then lol

[@michellearenburg4082]

Awesome review!!! Extremely helpful thank you!

[@letourneaud4]

What is the use of the button on the side of the right leg

[@MrStoker421]

Needs a bigger hammer loop only thing I hate

[@nejcberce4451]

What is the button on the ruler pocket ment for?

[@VictorVictor-hq7ui]

A knife

[@TwistedEchoX]

I have a problem were after a couple months I've blown out the crotch of several different brands of work pants that claim to be tough. Do you have any suggestions on work pants that have a reinforced crotch area?

[@gustavohonzofo]

Michael Robinson I have the same problem I recommend checking out 5.11 tactical pants I personally use the striker I have had them one year and just for reference I usually go through a pair of carhartts in about 3 months

[@ggsdude1]

I believe its called chub rub. Theres no getting away from it especially if your are a heavy set guy...theres also an issue of putting fabric softner on em that will wreck your pants.

[@IsnanaDayton]

@@ggsdude1 lmao i am chubs I gained some pounds and am going through pants like crazy Usually arouns 240 i weigh 261 currently crazy how an extra 20lbs does that

[@ivanhamlyn4746]

Can you do a review of Dayton boots?

[@ivanhamlyn4746]

They are made in Canada

[@Softtouchautospa]

What boots are you wearing in the video?

[@TheBootGuyreviews]

Kodiak blue plus. review is in the works.

[@shayne604]

Worst problem of the pants is the knee pad insert, like why in the blue hell do you slide the knees pads up the leg?? It ALWAYS SLIDES OUT!! SO ANNOYING

[@elbuggo]

There is a shelf in there, or another pocket in there that you need to fit the pads into. They never should fall out. They can be in there also during washing.