Got tired of crouch blowing out of jeans at work so I got me some 1620 foundation pants and they're perfect fit and extremely durable . Love these pants 💯.
I love how you point out things in English. We so this as a multilingual family and often laugh very hard about it. Articulate vs Articulated. Fair game. Well played.
I’ve had a very love/hate relarelationship with 1620. Had the button down work shirt come without the pencil slot stitched in to it. Also had a pair of single knee utility pants show up with the stitching on the reinforced part on the pocket stitched down to the pant so you could even use it or slide a pocket knife in. Then had a pair of foundation pants show up and the stitching came apart in the crotch before I even wore them out of the house. 1620 did correct all the issues and customer service has been great. Now the same foundation pant is developing a hole in the back pocket with under two months of wear. For workwear I do not see the justification for the price at all. Have wore Carhartt for many years and they last just as long and I have not experienced so many issues. It is a shame because I really liked the clothing and gave them more than a fair chance. The hoodie is a bit long and the fit is a bit snug but I understand why they’ve done that. Once you get used to it it’s actually nice. The pants could stand to be a bit higher rise for me
Great video! And dig your vibe. The knee pad slot is on the outside just under the double knee hem at the shin... there's an opening between the two layers you slide the knee pad into.
I was hesitant to pay that much for pants but after ordering foundation pants I quickly ordered other colors and wear them to work and they're good enough for Church as well or just everyday wear.
I’ve been rocking the carhartt rugged flex for a couple years now and they are holding up pretty well. The flexibility is great, I wonder if those articulated knees would also do the trick. Thanks for another video!
@@zinknot for sure thinner but there are 2 or 3 styles of the standard looking flexible work pants some are closer to the standard thickness. They hold up pretty well for being stretchy and a little thinner. I haven’t tried out the new dickies that stretch. The only thing I didn’t really like about the dickies I’ve had was that the cellphone pocket was too far back on my leg, otherwise they are good pants too.
I love seeing ur animals, Farmer E! U're constantly making sure they r comfortable and safe. Think of ur new pants as an investment...sure, they're pricey, but if they last twice as long as ur old ones, they're worth it. Btw, u have the most piercing blue eyes, just wanted to tell u that. HUGS from French woman who lives in Canada!!
The 1620 DKUP definitely look worthy of Farmer E. They make you into a WPSM (worthy pants super model). I hope it works out. I'm putting these on the "maybe" list for my husband.
00:10 - Well here we go... finally I have a new wallpaper for my laptop. : ) 02:22 - OMG The Jewels of the Crown are going to be boiled..!! 03:52 - Still rememberin them too (less tears but same thoughts...) 04:22.- New friend, not bacon. ; )
The spyderco lil native compression lock might be a good choice if you do want a smaller knife, its sorta like a mini version of the knife your used to carrying
I have the double knee cargo nyco Best decision!! If I take the time I spend finding new pants lol it’s worth the extra these cost. I carry inside the waste band. Walther pps. So I bought 36/34 my actual size is 34-35 I was buying Duluth fire house pants but the sizing went wrong. I have a hard time spending almost $80 on pants that don’t fit. The issue is I hate shopping. Normally I can only buy the 2-3 pairs that the store has in stock. I really liked the Duluth fire hose. But I can tell the 1620 will out last the Duluth. The cut on the 1620 is for sure the most fitted pants I have ever owned I would say that’s actually the best part. I have decided I will buy 2-3 pairs every year weather I need them or not. You can tell a lot of thought was put into these pants,job well done.
I have the same pair of pants and when you first get them they do have a sort of shine on the fabric that fades after a wash or two. After that you can't tell them apart (appearance wise) from traditional canvas pants. They are more comfortable and fit better than any carhartts I've ever worn, though.
If you like overall consider to try the Kobler ones, here in Canada it’s DeLaval who sales them. I’m dairy farmer tie stall so I need to squat to milk the cows and the Carhartt don’t hold a full winter. The Kobler are super flexible and seem pretty sturdy, I just got them for one month and really liked them.
@@FarmerE While noke has some of the best fitting shoes they are in lock step with the 1% and we shouldn't support them. But what business is not? Idk really
So as an oyster farmer I've managed to fck up every pair of pants I can get my hands on for several reasons but one of the top issues is the rain gear we use is very rough inside and chews threw material at an impressive rate, Carhartt was my go too pant for about 30 years and now there just not the same, I can kill a double knee pair of Carhartt pants in less than 8 months and that's in several areas that we really do not want to give out 🤣 my tin pants holt to the task but are far to warm for the majority of the year perhaps I'll try to kill some of these for a bit... Going to keep looking but maybe this is the next purchase 🤔
I have had my eye on these since I read up about 1620, my draw back is the price. Being from Canada I am well over 300$ for pants that I will be wearing/destroying at work
1620 rocks. I have 3 pairs from them and will literally never wear any other pants except a pair of USA made khakis to church and such. They are just so comfortable and water repellent and quick drying.
Which model do you have? I got the double knee nyco cargo. Feel the same way as you do. Screw cheap pants not worth it. My dad lives close so I ride my bike to his place all the time. Two days after i bought my first test pair of 1620 Was riding around some bags of cement that had spilled off a truck earlier in the day. Bike tire caught the edge of the pavement and I went down on my left knee hard And slid for a couple feet tore through the first layer of my new pants. Not a scratch just sore knee Had I been wearing imported crap I would have torn off lots of skin. Sent them back for a repair.(free) I just payed shipping I don’t like to give my labor away so don’t really care for getting stuff at someone else’s expense So I bought three more pairs and the goofy hooded sweatshirt with zipper. Online sucks sometimes! I like the cut but the fabric is a bit on the weak side. Yeah it has the reinforced pockets and elbow arm pads but I’m just used to the monster Carhart fabric I forget the model. I wish more companies would fire the bean counters and just make good stuff. If you make a better product we will pay more. If you make it here that’s good too. The problem with Americans is they don’t look at lifecycle cost. Cheap crap is just crap. Buy once cry once. Don’t be a jerk expecting free repairs if they fix your pants buy another pair too. I sew on my old ass white sewing machine for some custom stuff because so cannot find what I want. Wow it’s a lot of work. I really admire the trade. There is a ton that goes into doing it right fabrics are not cheap. So do think they are making a fortune selling $200 plus pants. They are not!
I love the 1620 pants until it gets hot, then I have to switch to nylon/elastane hiking pants. The 1620's are holding up great for going on 3 years now.
Those Jeans look great and they look comfortable, and I really like all the pockets, Carpenter jeans don't have enough pockets, Do they have some stretch to them i see they have a lot of give, let us know with in a years how they hold out.
Those pants look quite substantial. I've owned Dickies before and they tended to last a long time as well. Nice to see the turkeys photo bomb you while you're chatting to the camera. How's your back holding up? From ...stay safe and sharp.
@@FarmerE Just be wary if you choose a chiropractor to help you. I know the practice has been around for years but I don't trust them.They always want to "Crack your neck" regardless of where your pain is. Sounds suspicious to me but it's common practice. My L3-4 are ruptured and the vertebrae are 90% crushed but I have to live with it as the doctors won't operate. So choose very wisely my friend. You've got a lot of years ahead of you. Take care. From 🇨🇦...stay safe and sharp and healthy.
@@jimsheppard910 I NEVER allow them to crack my neck! It is a terrifying thought and looks terrifying. They instead use a thing that looks like a pen. I lie on my back and it clicks like a pen and there is no pain or head twisting etc involved. But since I moved, over 16 years ago I haven't been back to the chiro.
Bit dumb comment but, ever tried Dickies? I'm not a Farmer, let alone this cool ha! But I've had quite a few many Dickies and they last a lifetime, not to mention way cheaper than Carhartt. Also, I can see you're still carrying that shaman, AWESOME!
Dickies while being cheaper certainly don’t last as long as Carhartt. I think with work pants it really is a case of you get what you pay for. But also it’s worth noting that at the end of the day it’s all about what your needs are. If it’s hot or whatever and you require a thinner more light weight feel then dickies for sure.
The thing is most of us blue collar guys don't want to spend 200$ for a pair of work pants I'm a contractor and $25 dickies double knee has never let me down for the past 20 yrs
I'm sure they're very nice, but their price is excessive. I know I know, carhartt and mandates blah blah, though I don't agree, but this is still America and they're free to do as this wish. Besides that. My favorite carhartts are $38 and last about a year.
I like the hammer loop location. I never use the leg loop because it's swinging around and hitting me too much.
Got tired of crouch blowing out of jeans at work so I got me some 1620 foundation pants and they're perfect fit and extremely durable . Love these pants 💯.
Thank you E! Farm life looks like a good life. Appreciate the love, more gear soon for the fall!
Thank you, guys!!
Those little piggies look like they are loving life and that is with great credit to you farmer E xx
Thank you, Sheila!!
I love how you point out things in English. We so this as a multilingual family and often laugh very hard about it. Articulate vs Articulated. Fair game. Well played.
Thank you! It´s hard getting it right at times, for sure! Tell everyone i say hi!!
@@FarmerE will do, The kiddo is asking what happened to Beite Davis. I told him nothing bad can happen to her because she's lucky 13.
They’re all enjoying their new home together!
Everyone’s doing great! I’ll go visit them some day, so he’ll see her again
@@FarmerE Lucky 13! That's our girl! When you see her, give her a big ear scratch and tell her we love her.
I’ve had a very love/hate relarelationship with 1620. Had the button down work shirt come without the pencil slot stitched in to it. Also had a pair of single knee utility pants show up with the stitching on the reinforced part on the pocket stitched down to the pant so you could even use it or slide a pocket knife in. Then had a pair of foundation pants show up and the stitching came apart in the crotch before I even wore them out of the house.
1620 did correct all the issues and customer service has been great. Now the same foundation pant is developing a hole in the back pocket with under two months of wear. For workwear I do not see the justification for the price at all.
Have wore Carhartt for many years and they last just as long and I have not experienced so many issues. It is a shame because I really liked the clothing and gave them more than a fair chance.
The hoodie is a bit long and the fit is a bit snug but I understand why they’ve done that. Once you get used to it it’s actually nice. The pants could stand to be a bit higher rise for me
Great video! And dig your vibe. The knee pad slot is on the outside just under the double knee hem at the shin... there's an opening between the two layers you slide the knee pad into.
I have finally found someone, who has the same pants issue!
Thanks for your work and for the video too!
I'm thinking about trying a pair of 1620 pants. And now I also want a pet pig
It's not that denim itself isn't durable for the farm, it's that in general the jeans sold now are less durable. The weave and weight is different.
I'm pretty sure Wrangler is the only one that makes denim like it should be, and kept it affordable.
Right? They found levis from the 1800s in mines! Still holding up.
I was hesitant to pay that much for pants but after ordering foundation pants I quickly ordered other colors and wear them to work and they're good enough for Church as well or just everyday wear.
If you want good work jeans no frills look at wildass brand that Bailey's sells
@@andrewc9790wranglers are best price per wear hands down.
I’ve been rocking the carhartt rugged flex for a couple years now and they are holding up pretty well. The flexibility is great, I wonder if those articulated knees would also do the trick. Thanks for another video!
Thank you!
The new Carharts are so thin compared to the old ones. They don't seem any tougher than Dickies.
@@zinknot for sure thinner but there are 2 or 3 styles of the standard looking flexible work pants some are closer to the standard thickness. They hold up pretty well for being stretchy and a little thinner. I haven’t tried out the new dickies that stretch. The only thing I didn’t really like about the dickies I’ve had was that the cellphone pocket was too far back on my leg, otherwise they are good pants too.
I love seeing ur animals, Farmer E! U're constantly making sure they r comfortable and safe.
Think of ur new pants as an investment...sure, they're pricey, but if they last twice as long as ur old ones, they're worth it. Btw, u have the most piercing blue eyes, just wanted to tell u that. HUGS from French woman who lives in Canada!!
Thank you, Sandy!
I saw on the website that they have a lifetime warranty. Maybe only certain pairs, I'm not sure.
Love my 1620’s. Have 3 pairs and they are well worth the money.
How can a pair of pants be worth $200? I really think at that price a pair of work pants should do the work for me.
Insane amount of $.
The 1620 DKUP definitely look worthy of Farmer E. They make you into a WPSM (worthy pants super model).
I hope it works out. I'm putting these on the "maybe" list for my husband.
Thank you!! Wohoo!
I´ll keep testing them for your husband
Might consider Duluth Trading, they make some tough work pants, even lined for those cold Norwegian winters.
00:10 - Well here we go... finally I have a new wallpaper for my laptop. : )
02:22 - OMG The Jewels of the Crown are going to be boiled..!!
03:52 - Still rememberin them too (less tears but same thoughts...)
04:22.- New friend, not bacon. ; )
The spyderco lil native compression lock might be a good choice if you do want a smaller knife, its sorta like a mini version of the knife your used to carrying
Thanks, man!
Would love to see how these pants held up.
I have the double knee cargo nyco
Best decision!! If I take the time I spend finding new pants lol it’s worth the extra these cost.
I carry inside the waste band.
Walther pps.
So I bought 36/34 my actual size is 34-35
I was buying Duluth fire house pants but the sizing went wrong.
I have a hard time spending almost $80 on pants that don’t fit.
The issue is I hate shopping.
Normally I can only buy the 2-3 pairs that the store has in stock.
I really liked the Duluth fire hose.
But I can tell the 1620 will out last the Duluth.
The cut on the 1620 is for sure the most fitted pants I have ever owned I would say that’s actually the best part.
I have decided I will buy 2-3 pairs every year weather I need them or not.
You can tell a lot of thought was put into these pants,job well done.
Every pair I've ordered fits like it was hand fitted directly for me . 1620 is awesome American made clothing line.
@@douglasphillips24 👍 they last and last!
Now you just have to get someone to send you a pair of work boots too
In Tasmania we call that measuring thing a Ruler
A ruler! That´s it!
This video made me interested in buying a pair, but they don’t make any for a 28 or 29” waist.
I have the same pair of pants and when you first get them they do have a sort of shine on the fabric that fades after a wash or two. After that you can't tell them apart (appearance wise) from traditional canvas pants. They are more comfortable and fit better than any carhartts I've ever worn, though.
If you like overall consider to try the Kobler ones, here in Canada it’s DeLaval who sales them. I’m dairy farmer tie stall so I need to squat to milk the cows and the Carhartt don’t hold a full winter. The Kobler are super flexible and seem pretty sturdy, I just got them for one month and really liked them.
My 1620’s and Shaman are my go-to work combo! Nice setup E! How many pair of Nikes do you go through?
Thanks!
A couple a year, i guess!! Love them!
@@FarmerE why not get something that lasts longer?
@@zinknot What do you suggest?
@@FarmerE While noke has some of the best fitting shoes they are in lock step with the 1% and we shouldn't support them. But what business is not? Idk really
Bought these pants and never wear them. Idk if it’s my body type or what but they look crazy baggy on me. The color fades like crazy and they run hot!
So as an oyster farmer I've managed to fck up every pair of pants I can get my hands on for several reasons but one of the top issues is the rain gear we use is very rough inside and chews threw material at an impressive rate, Carhartt was my go too pant for about 30 years and now there just not the same, I can kill a double knee pair of Carhartt pants in less than 8 months and that's in several areas that we really do not want to give out 🤣 my tin pants holt to the task but are far to warm for the majority of the year perhaps I'll try to kill some of these for a bit... Going to keep looking but maybe this is the next purchase 🤔
I have had my eye on these since I read up about 1620, my draw back is the price. Being from Canada I am well over 300$ for pants that I will be wearing/destroying at work
1620 rocks. I have 3 pairs from them and will literally never wear any other pants except a pair of USA made khakis to church and such. They are just so comfortable and water repellent and quick drying.
Which model do you have?
I got the double knee nyco cargo.
Feel the same way as you do.
Screw cheap pants not worth it.
My dad lives close so I ride my bike to his place all the time.
Two days after i bought my first test pair of 1620
Was riding around some bags of cement that had spilled off a truck earlier in the day.
Bike tire caught the edge of the pavement and I went down on my left knee hard
And slid for a couple feet tore through the first layer of my new pants.
Not a scratch just sore knee
Had I been wearing imported crap
I would have torn off lots of skin.
Sent them back for a repair.(free) I just payed shipping
I don’t like to give my labor away so don’t really care for getting stuff at someone else’s expense
So I bought three more pairs and the goofy hooded sweatshirt with zipper. Online sucks sometimes!
I like the cut but the fabric is a bit on the weak side.
Yeah it has the reinforced pockets and elbow arm pads but I’m just used to the monster Carhart
fabric I forget the model.
I wish more companies would fire the bean counters and just make good stuff.
If you make a better product we will pay more.
If you make it here that’s good too.
The problem with Americans is they don’t look at lifecycle cost.
Cheap crap is just crap.
Buy once cry once.
Don’t be a jerk expecting free repairs if they fix your pants buy another pair too.
I sew on my old ass white sewing machine for some custom stuff because so cannot find what I want.
Wow it’s a lot of work.
I really admire the trade.
There is a ton that goes into doing it right fabrics are not cheap.
So do think they are making a fortune selling $200 plus pants.
They are not!
Ooh.. I love cordura!!! I'll have to check them out. My wallet and edc bag is made of cordura.
Have you done a video of your favorite work boot?
I usually just wear a rain boot!
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Yes! There is always an excuse to get another knife 😀! That's how I ended up with a many as I have
For sure!
Hogs look great. Have you heard anything about the buffalo ?
It seems they are great too! They have a pig pond to swim in, and enjoying lazy days at the new place
@@FarmerE any word on your bugout ? I have a lot of knives and no Benchmade, don't think they are worth the money !
I love the 1620 pants until it gets hot, then I have to switch to nylon/elastane hiking pants. The 1620's are holding up great for going on 3 years now.
3 years, nice!!! It hasn´t been to hot here yet since i got them, but i´ll find out!
They have shop pants that are more breathable, but missing a lot of the actual features of the utility pants
3 years is impressive all my work pants don't last too long
Those Jeans look great and they look comfortable, and I really like all the pockets, Carpenter jeans don't have enough pockets, Do they have some stretch to them i see they have a lot of give, let us know with in a years how they hold out.
I will, thank you, Virgil!!
Yeah they have a bit of stretch to them but it’s a good kind of stretch
@@FarmerE You are welcome !
Thanks for sharing!
Good job 👏
I really like these
Love your channel bro 😎
Like the new pants 👍
“There’s no squeezing of the balls”. Lmao
Have you ever thought your gate might be in the wrong place?
Great video.
Haha, godd point!! Thank you!
you need kevlar reinforced pants maybe :D
new knife ? PM2 cru-wear drops around 24th on lamnia ;)
Haha, for sure!!!
Thanks!!
Two years later how have these held up?
Looks like the pigs are adjust aside from he limp but great video E!
I think they´re enjoying themselves, for sure!! Thank you!
Looking at buying a pair of these, its been a year since you posted. How did they hold up?
Trying a pair now. We're yours uncomfortable stiff at first?
they look smart
why dont you add another swing gate to solve your fence problem
Those turkeys 😂… I have those fellas walking on my roof sometimes.
They have the funniest personalities!
How are these pants going now?
170 some dollars!!
Maybe I'll go for the 1619s.
How do you like these pants a year later?
How tall are you? I am 6'2" and usually wear 30 or 32 in length.
Carhartt is the way to go but it comes down to price how much money do you want to spend and ohnestly nothing is forever
Have you had any issue getting deep stains out of the 1620s?
Are you planning on switching your Air Force 1 with some work boots, if you do then Nicks is probably the best but they are a bit expensive
Thanks!
I do have some workboots, but in the summer when it´s dry i prefer the sneakers. They´re just so comfortable!
Have an update?
how is it now?
Awe man, went to subscribe and saw that you haven't uploaded in a year...
Try Thorogoods! They would look and feel better than those Nikes 👍🏼
I looked this up and holy moly that price scares me.
Those pants look quite substantial. I've owned Dickies before and they tended to last a long time as well. Nice to see the turkeys photo bomb you while you're chatting to the camera. How's your back holding up?
From ...stay safe and sharp.
I haven´t tried Dickies!
The back is killing me, but i found someone who knows about these things, and i got a bunch of exercises, so we´ll see!!
@@FarmerE Just be wary if you choose a chiropractor to help you. I know the practice has been around for years but I don't trust them.They always want to "Crack your neck" regardless of where your pain is. Sounds suspicious to me but it's common practice. My L3-4 are ruptured and the vertebrae are 90% crushed but I have to live with it as the doctors won't operate. So choose very wisely my friend. You've got a lot of years ahead of you. Take care.
From 🇨🇦...stay safe and sharp and healthy.
@@jimsheppard910 I NEVER allow them to crack my neck! It is a terrifying thought and looks terrifying. They instead use a thing that looks like a pen. I lie on my back and it clicks like a pen and there is no pain or head twisting etc involved. But since I moved, over 16 years ago I haven't been back to the chiro.
@@AngieJames4172 nice to know. Thankyou.
@@jimsheppard910 You are quite welcome :)
You work on a farm in Nikes?
Who makes these?
1620 is the brand?
Interesting. I use FHB Naver Bukser. But these look "smarter".
when 1440p?
hm?
@@FarmerE higher video resolution.
even tho your video looks great!
Wait they measured every inch of you?
Bit dumb comment but, ever tried Dickies? I'm not a Farmer, let alone this cool ha! But I've had quite a few many Dickies and they last a lifetime, not to mention way cheaper than Carhartt. Also, I can see you're still carrying that shaman, AWESOME!
What happened to the pm3?! :)
@@idiothenk he prefers the shaman but still has the pm3 for back up
Dickies while being cheaper certainly don’t last as long as Carhartt. I think with work pants it really is a case of you get what you pay for. But also it’s worth noting that at the end of the day it’s all about what your needs are. If it’s hot or whatever and you require a thinner more light weight feel then dickies for sure.
I haven´t tried Dickies yet!! Love the Shaman!!
I´ve actually misplaced it, so i haven´t used it in a while. It´s around here somewhere, i hope it reappears soon!!
skal du ha de grisa om vinteren å i loven?
Jeg tenker å slakte dem før frosten kommer!
@@FarmerE ja må få litt ribbe til jul
The thing is most of us blue collar guys don't want to spend 200$ for a pair of work pants I'm a contractor and $25 dickies double knee has never let me down for the past 20 yrs
Are those Nike Air Force 1s?
They are! Best farming shoes ever...
My guy is literally wearing white Air Force 1s as worn boots lol
I mean everyone loves free anything… but for those of us that have to pay for these - they’re f’n $198 each. That’s absurd af.
Tøffe hørselvern 😁
Haha, ja, jeg finner ikke mine, så jeg måtte låne min datters!
@@FarmerE blir ofte sånn her og tenkte hun skulle få med dab+ neste gamg 😂
why have gates when u can just step over the fence :D
I wouldn’t pay more than $162.00 for those pants
Wow! I can buy 6 or 7 pairs of carthartt or dickies for that price and will outlast agains 1 pair of 1620 pants 😂
Google says 130 bucks for these. I'm out
I'm sure they're very nice, but their price is excessive. I know I know, carhartt and mandates blah blah, though I don't agree, but this is still America and they're free to do as this wish. Besides that. My favorite carhartts are $38 and last about a year.
Hey brother! The pants seem awesome!
But be a man, do it all only in your underwear! 😆😆
These are like $150 pants yeah I’m good.
Dude is worried about pants maybe get some good boots first what's the deal with the sneakers
Levi's carhartt dickies wrangler sears key roundhouse is d best not 1620
1620s are a ripoff, I blew out the crotch in a pair in 3 months.