First Ascent Uprising Jeans
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Has anyone tried these jeans? I can't find jeans that fit and the ones Prana, Organic and Marmot are making are way too baggy for me. |
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check out the prana theorem jean, just got them I hate a baggy fit as well and these are perfect....They are pranas new slim jean... |
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Thanks for the info, Maybe I'm too picky but the as$-stitching looks horrible: zappos.com/prana-theorem-jean |
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This sounds ridiculous, but consider looking into Sevens. They're stupid expensive (like $175) if you buy them at a department store but you can try them on there and then get them on ebay for like $40. Since they're so high-end, they stretch well (certain styles of them do) and are super comfortable. I love climbing in them. |
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So far I've been happy with the EB Uprising Jeans. They climb really well and feel more durable than a lot of the guide pants out there. |
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I have a pair, they fit great. Not baggy in my opinion, a little stretch to the denim. The articulated knees are really nice. I like that I can get a 34 inch inseam, perfect length. |
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The Costco close to me has Levi's Stretch 514 (great, modern fit) for $27. Bought 2 pairs this week as my new climbing pant. Enough stretch that they don't limit my flexibility in a high step whatsoever. |
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Yeah. But how does your ass look in them? |
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I have them and really like them. Not baggy for me, but I might have a larger circumference than most climbers. All the size offerings let you get the fit you want. |
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sounds like I might need a pair. My uprising is of large circumference as well... |
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I have a pair and the denim is surprisingly soft. Would I recommend them to a friend? Yup. |
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I actually just got a pair in the mail today and was trying to see if the reviews online matched your experiences, & it looks like they do. |
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Climbing pants?? Arent any pants "climbing pants" while you're climbing in them? Try some good ol' broke in Levi's. I guess you won't LOOK like a climber at your local "micro brewery" but they work fine and thrift stores always have them. |
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I agree with the thrift shop purchases. I picked up a pair of new EBs at a thrift shop for 10.00$. Super durable, and a nice cut. Only complaint is that the denim does not stretch very much. |
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Robbie Mackley wrote:Climbing pants?? Arent any pants "climbing pants" while you're climbing in them? Try some good ol' broke in Levi's. I guess you won't LOOK like a climber at your local "micro brewery" but they work fine and thrift stores always have them. Climb on. +1 Buy pants at thrift store, donate the difference to something that matters. |
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Define something that matters. |
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size matters |
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Jon H wrote:The Costco close to me has Levi's Stretch 514 (great, modern fit) for $27. Bought 2 pairs this week as my new climbing pant. Enough stretch that they don't limit my flexibility in a high step whatsoever.great beta, i did the same yesterday and can say that this is a good buy. |
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me and my favorite pair o' climbing jeans about to hit the town Jeans that cost $175? for climbing? That's Utarded. Goodwill/Thrift stores are your best bet. Go hit up the ones in Provo and SLC and you might even score somebody's left over sevens. |
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I'm with you Jake, but all I get is an embarrassing camel toe..... |
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the gravitational pull from the belt buckle combined with a tear in the space-denim-time continuum that or maybe he really did sell himself to the devil |