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OOhhhh blimey get you lot. I can see you all strutting your stuff with Kevlar knees and more pockets than a top end mattress.
I got some of those multi pocket jobs once, missus went mad when she went to wash them, took her half an hour to fill an empty jam jar with nuts, bolts, crimps, clips, odd lengths of sleeving, screws, wallplugs, wagos, bits of cut-off wire ends, various bits of tape, beer vouchers, sausage roll receipts from birds I didn't want her to see and even 2 "buy 6 get a free pint" Doombar cards from the local with only 5 stamps on. Now I stick to Tesco £5 jeans, much safer.

I think I bought the same ones with the multi pockets. There was so much loose change along with all the other bits you describe. I realised after a while when they had got so heavy that I could hardly pull them up in the morning that it was about time to relieve them of their contents and maybe even get them washed. I filled up an empty ice cream plastic container with the bits that I thought might come in handy one day, probably never will. Stuck it in the back of the van and then two days later spilt the entire contents all over the back of the van and spent ages emptying the van to retrieve them all. Jeans on a lot of smaller domestic jobs and Dickies off eBay for £13 if I am going to get mucky!!!!
 
Thanks for all the replies. I have gone for these for now, so shall see what they are like once they arrive. :)

DeWalt Pro Heavyweight Canvas Work Trousers Black 30" W 31" L | Trousers | NoLinkingToThis
 
Thanks for all the replies. I have gone for these for now, so shall see what they are like once they arrive. :)

DeWalt Pro Heavyweight Canvas Work Trousers Black 30" W 31" L | Trousers | NoLinkingToThis

So everyone said Snickers... and you bought Dewalt :wink:
 
Dewalt? ... never heard of em'...he could have borrowed me best pants...made new,for an emperor...everyone says they are beautiful....except that one kid,right at the front of the crowd :earmuffs:
 

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