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Good Durable Suspenders

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CUSHKOMA
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What company makes a good pair of suspenders? My past two pairs have been Armada but one of the clips on both pairs broke within the first week of using them as the result of falling. I'm not sure if they warranty all their products or not, but I would to find a pair that would at least get me through the season without having any troubles. Any suggestions?
Feb 26 2015 1:12AM
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icydope
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I skiing on the Chinese no name suspenders and I think I can skiing in them yet 10 years old)))
Try saga suspenders http://www.sagaouterwear.com/products/elastic-suspender?variant=779856929
I am not an expert on suspenders, surely there are better and cheaper
Feb 26 2015 1:21AM
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icydope
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You can make suspenders for yourself! By purchasing good fittings and elastic straps + skin to fasten.
Feb 26 2015 1:24AM
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yeahmon
Posts: 481 - Karma: 276
Treefort generals boom BOMB
Feb 26 2015 1:29AM
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Stose
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My armada ones have been lasting for 3 seasons now. So I have no clue what you did. Anyways with that said, treefort, line, shoelaces.
Feb 26 2015 3:28AM
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Park_Mho
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Take all of the clips off the suspenders and tie the hoops of the suspenders (where the metal clips were) and tie them to the belt loops on your pants with shoelaces (black looks the best).

Problem solved
Feb 26 2015 3:43AM
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.lencon
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StoseMy armada ones have been lasting for 3 seasons now. So I have no clue what you did. Anyways with that said, treefort, line, shoelaces.


Yeah my armadas are on their first season but they've been holding up great. I would recommend armada butt since you were unlucky with them then go TreeFort. Great company, great product, and great people
Feb 26 2015 9:26AM
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Caucasian_Asian
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Husqvarna or Stihl.
Feb 26 2015 9:37AM
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icydope
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Sep 22 2015 2:34PM
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FastSpeed
Posts: 646 - Karma: 644
I bought some pretty sick camo suspenders, at a goodwill near me lol, but the durability is suprisingly good
Sep 22 2015 7:24PM
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TheWakes.
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i purposely broke the clips off my armada suspenders and ran a belt thru the loops of strap that are left. they stay on better and don't stress the belt loops. easy fix.
Sep 22 2015 7:59PM
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