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| Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007
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| knee sliders I've got 3prs of leather duds & an all in one. they all fit well with the exception that the knees are halfway down me shins ffs. are he knee sections/sliders sposed to be below the knees or have I got dwarf's thighs? ![]() |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: huntingdon cambridgeshire
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| Re: knee sliders Deanos got dwarf's thighs deanos got dwarf thighs ![]() have a set made, crowtrees are good and are not as expensive as you may think |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Stockton on Tees
Posts: 1,286
| Re: knee sliders I have to say that those Arlen Ness leathers are by far the best (and most expensive) I've ever owned. They're ultra comfortable and coped well with the amount of weight (due to being on the sick) I put on over the back end of last year . They're suprisingly waterproof compared with some that I've owned too, even though they're vented on the chest and legs. If you have the funds, I'm sure you'd get a set that fit as they do them in smaller sizes too. |
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| Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: tyne & wear
Posts: 45
| Re: knee sliders I,ve got the same problem, cant get 38inch waist and dumpy leg size anywhere. So got made to measure 2 piece from Scott Leathers at Barnard Castle. Fit is excellent and so comfortable I can wear them for bed ! |
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