IH-666D - 17oz Duck Slim Straight Cut Jeans - Brown

[Nathan Arizona]

Thanks Mike, based on a quick thread read through, that sounds like what most folks have experienced.

[Seul]

Broken dreams and threads.

[Licorice Noose]

I've got a bit of that too Seul!

[llvlaglne]

Geez LN. How long have you had these?

[Chris]

If I recall correctly, he got them back in October.

[Licorice Noose]

Chris is right. Sometime around then

[hajduk]

santa madonna!
and LN, you are in the Heavy Denim Contest. 2 years…
hey, it is absolutely too long!!

[Seul]

@Licorice:

I've got a bit of that too Seul!

You MONSTER!..

[Max Power]

Have been waiting for these pics since LN wrote something about his ducks getting close to retirement. Awesome (yet pretty pricey to thrash them that fast ;))

[Snowy]

Around $1.78 a day, FYI, :| (couldn't help myself)

[Max Power]

Thanks! Now lets calculate that ratio for a cheaper workpants with probably less life in them

[Finn666]

@Snowy:

Around $1.78 a day, FYI, :| (couldn't help myself)

that snowy

[Licorice Noose]

It's just money, right?

Like I've said before, Iron Hearts have saved me from serious injury on multiple occasions. Chemical burns, welding slag (that burned holes straight through chromexcel boots) , saw blades, angle grinders, thorn bushes etc. We all know that you've gotta pay to play with Iron Hearts. for some people they work great as life long casual wear and evolve beautifully. For others, the offer that extra peace of mind whether you're on a motorcycle or a job site. In the end, a life long supply of Iron hearts is still cheaper than an E.R visit.

[tatmantall]

well said LN…

so.... when we get to see some pics of these abused devil ducks???

[Seul]

What, you didn't like the ones on the previous page?..

[Snowy]

LN, I spend more each day on coffee. I was not and am not making any comments about your usage of your clothing (other than it's bloody impressive). The fact it's save ER trips is more than awesome.

I just like numbers

[Max Power]

Me too. And in fact it's really an interesting calculation (if I would work as constructional worker, I'd think of it). At least, that's how I justify expensive purchases to me and others - that they last me longer and thus actually come cheaper than crappy clothes.

[tatmantall]

My bad LN, some how I missed those previous pics…. No idea how, weird. Anyway thanks for posting some more pics i always enjoy seeing the sheer havoc you bring down on your daily duds. man you seriously thrashed those things. Holy crap.

*apparently I skipped a whole page while catching up in the thread. Again, my bad bud.

[Finn666]

@Max:

Me too. And in fact it's really an interesting calculation (if I would work as constructional worker, I'd think of it). At least, that's how I justify expensive purchases to me and others - that they last me longer and thus actually come cheaper than crappy clothes.

only for such a reason a work as constructional worker would be dope but you´re also right in your last sentence…buy cheap, buy twice (or more)!

[thewickett]

honestly, if I worked construction I'd just buy 40 dollar Carhartt loggers. You could buy 7+ pairs for the price of one pair of IH… and each one would last almost if not as long as the pair of IH.