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Anyone have any experience with Lead Fabrics? Thinking about pulling the trigger on a pair of pants but need some convincing before I drop $300. Don't think I've seen anyone wearing them and I'm pretty intrigued.
These are my Lead pants i bought last season, i am 185cm (6’’) wearing the cargo pants in XL. I didn’t use them that much, as i was snowboarding a lot last season and the pants were bulking up in the bindings.
Durability wise i would say they are on par with harlaut, with small faults in each their areas. My biggest issue was the zippers, as mine broke on the right hand side (see middle picture for my mcgyver repair) the fabric doesn’t feel very thick and durable but i did my fair share of slams on some street spots and they have held up pretty well.
the fit also remind me of harlaut, nice and baggy. They don’t have a fleece liner like the harlaut, but a polyester favric, they also hold their shape more than harlauts do, as they have more insulation and doesn’t flap in the wind.
lil.BoyeThese are my Lead pants i bought last season, i am 185cm (6’’) wearing the cargo pants in XL. I didn’t use them that much, as i was snowboarding a lot last season and the pants were bulking up in the bindings.
Durability wise i would say they are on par with harlaut, with small faults in each their areas. My biggest issue was the zippers, as mine broke on the right hand side (see middle picture for my mcgyver repair) the fabric doesn’t feel very thick and durable but i did my fair share of slams on some street spots and they have held up pretty well.
the fit also remind me of harlaut, nice and baggy. They don’t have a fleece liner like the harlaut, but a polyester favric, they also hold their shape more than harlauts do, as they have more insulation and doesn’t flap in the wind.
