I always appreciate real advice on tools and gear from someone I know is using them in the field. Your attention to detail in your craft gives you all the credibility I need when it comes to looking into a purchase. Even if I'm not buying at the moment I'm still adding it to my short list for the future. Thanks
You'll never need to worry about cutting the wrong size, spin in circles or waste time trying to figure out what goes where... With ryan's detailed shed plans th-cam.com/users/postUgkxT9ExVpR-3A-9rpRqx8vzXKZ3BMMTg_KH , it makes building sheds a breeze - just like putting lego bricks together! You'll be able to create the kind of shed, your neighbors and other woodworkers will secretly envy (while mumbling nice job under their breath).
it rarely gets cold enough here in Tokyo to wear even the T2 stuff, I count myself lucky! Looks like great gear! Nice to see an American maker step up. Cheers from Tokyo!
My guys and I do outdoor lighting year round and about 5 years ago I happened to find the warmest non-bulky jacket, by chance! You can still find them online for a steal now, usually on sale for like $100 or something - ZeroXposur Heavyweight jackets. They are great work jackets that you can easily stitch a logo on and keep in truck at all times! I think they use an insulating polyester foam inside or something - it's definitely not down stuffing. I have tried super expensive brands - these are lighter, thinner, warmer and wayyy cheaper! You don't worry about messing them up on job site either
I just bought a pair of the arctic muck boots. In the top of my list of the most comfortable work boots I've ever owned and they are unbelievably warm.
My dad was in construction for over forty years. Yes he was in his seventies before he quit working. His advice to me was to not get into construction. He said, when it freezing cold your outside and when it’s smoking hot your outside. So I chose to be a machinist, climate control is more for the machines, but you benefit as an operator.
He was a tough guy. He was 5’ 10 tall and 170#, but nobody messed with him..lol He had my respect, as well as anyone who has to face the elements along with there management on a daily basis. It’s guys like that who keep America strong!
@@bretlambky Yes, but we are very unappreciated. People just don't respect the hard working folks anymore. For most of them the walk from their car to the office is to extreme. They should try staying out there all year round year after year and get the job done on top of it. It makes you a tough guy.
I agree, I managed forty three manufacturing folks, most days it was from 5am till six at night. My work ethic came from watching my dad bust his hump. I still had it easy..lol I have made a few mistakes personally so I can’t work. I had a motorcycle accident at fifty miles per hour. So yes, I ask god daily to heal me and give me the opportunity to work again. It’s been over two years and I still am up at 4am almost every day. Keep me in your prayers, I know god has a plan for me, or he would have taken me when I crashed. Maybe he is teaching me patience, until he opens the next chapter.
Literally just bought the T3 jacket last week! I wish I would've waited to use your code... guess I'll have to buy some more. Keep up the awesome work. Love watching your videos!
I like the cargo pocket set up, it works well for what I do. The rest of the gear looks great, plus the functionality in colder climates. Not in the snow too often, but when I’m out in it, I enjoy being warm. Thanks for the share.
Muck boots are not cheap (for rubber boots) but they are damn good and very durable! I’ve done both commercial and residential concrete using these boots, which means actually getting in the concrete, and my first pair lasted almost 5 years! The only reason had to buy new ones is someone ran over 1 in a 1 ton truck popping the steel toe out of place putting 3 holes in that one boot making it not so waterproof. On that note though, the steel toe was not bent, went back into place and is still very much wearable... just not waterproof.
For my money. Ariat insulated work boots are the most comfortable and durable boot you can buy. They look like cowboy but feel like sneakers when you wear them
I’ve missed a few videos here lately. Trying to get the welding career going so you can come and build me a workshop. I will not have a workshop unless R&R builds it. The work you guys do is superb. Here’s to hoping I can make that happen in the future.
I find that the key to keeping my hands warm, thereby allowing me to wear very light gloves or perhaps no gloves, is to keep the rest of my body warm. Especially the core and legs. My body definitely directs more blood to my hands if it isn’t trying to keep other body parts warm.
Josh - I noticed that to on my winter motorcycle rides. I got a heated jacket liner and noticed i could go much longer in the cold without my legs and hands freezing. They blood they receive is warmer from my core so they stay warmer longer. I didnt need to get heated pants.
The mere fact that you put the bibs on w/o taking your boots off is impressive! Like you, I live where winter temps can hit -30, with crippling windchills. If only we had clothing like this when I was a rookie, walking a beat!!
Couple those muck boots with some Darn Tough merino boot socks. Made in Vermont. Not cheap but they have a lifetime unconditional warranty and they are incredibly comfortable. Warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Plus if you do sweat the merino wool wicks it away. I’m working on switching all my socks over as I can afford it. Gonna have to try out some truewerk gear. Definitely gonna get the jacket, bibs, and maybe a hoodie. Would like to see a different pocket configuration on the pants though. Not a cargo pocket fan either. I prefer the carpenter style side pockets with no flaps.
Iv been rocking one of your hats for at leased 3 years now got alot of comments on it time for a new one and I'll definitely buy one again returning customer and iv Bought so many hats and it's very rare I buy the same hat again from the same company thanks a bunch I can attest to the quality never came apart at all washed it dozens of times wore it for 3 years straight. Thanks!!!!
Nice to see i am not the only one that does some research for work gear. I work at -20°C (-4°F) indoor. There it counts from socks and unthergarments. it indeed has to work as a system. I found my match in the cold weather gear of the brand Blaklader.
Threading the needle between staying dry inside or warm enough is the real challenge. Sometimes just walking out of the house in the morning I could get soaked through dressed in moderate layers. Bouncing in and out of a truck or humping material going between several layers is always a pain.
I used the mucks for years now when I am out filling propane tanks here in Mn. The artic pro is very warm boot. The chore is a little lite for below 20 degrees I feel. Also you forgot to mention socks?? I have great luck with Darn Tough socks. Great show look forward to ordering the bibs for work next season. Thanks!!
Gonna have to give the bibs a try. I’ve been wearing Duluth insulated pants for a couple years now and by far the most comfortable pant I’ve worn. May give these a try also tho.
Sterling Shannon I came here to say the same thing. Duluth pants are amazing and tough. The flex fit stuff is the most comfortable thing I have ever worn.
Nice gear. In norway almost evry one i working in workpants with kneepads and carpenter pokets. Its different qualety on them. When i started my on company i bought some that was beather fram helly hansen. Thanks for shereing 😊
Kyle thanks for the heads up my man. I live in Pa and ir has been pretty brutal with the cold as of lately. That gear looks like it would work well but i just use the old boy scout rule of layers. Pants are long johns, then jeans, and the carharts as the outer layer. Shirts, i wear a t shirt, three longsleeve tshirts going up in size, a sweat shirt, a regular hoodie and then a zip up style hoodie on the outside. Its never failed me. But i will say if your hands or feet get cold you are done. Thanks for sharing buddy.
this is excellent video . it is very useful as well and Your attention to detail in your craft gives you all the credibility I need when it comes to looking into a purchase. thanks
So I got another idea for you. You do a Toolsday tuesday. Your should do a throw back Thursday and once a month visit an old job site to show us the completed version of the builds. Like you just did the other day. Then you can go back to dirresta’s and show us what it looks like inside. Just a thought.
Been doing construction for over 20 years now. That gear is great however most us don't have the deep pockets to pay for gear such as that. I wish there was a company that offered quality gear for a fair price for the working man. Most of us cannot afford to pay that kind of money for gear that costs that much. Most of my work clothes come from TSC (Tractor Supply) cause you can can jeans as cheap as $15. I know they are not top of the line however, when your as hard on clothes as I am you can't pay for a pair of jeans that are not going to get stained, get torn and cut up. I have been satisfied with the RidgeCut clothing and gear at TSC. I think they are doing a great job on quality for the price. I get the cheap clothes for roofing and demolition type work and RidgeCut for more cleaner work.
Muck Boots are very warm and comfortable but sometimes i opt for Baffin Borealis boots when i dont want the look of the muck boots. Waterproof and kept me warm in -20°c.
Really cool. But I’ll still buy my carrheart bibs that I can go to my local store and get the size that is perfect. And never been able to destroy a pair
As a Canadian that’s a lot of gear to be wearing. Must be a lot colder where you are. Lol. I’ve rocked carhartt for years and will continue to as they cost a lot of money but they last forever.
Truewek have a few orders on the way I think.... As for foot ware...... us wet weather farmers, here on the other side of the pond, ,wellies ’ (As we call them) are an essential set of foot ware. With a good pair ( or 2) of thick socks...... happy feet 😀 Great videos as always.... keep up the great work 👍👍
My feet were sweating watching you wear Muck's inside for 18 minutes. I love my MuckMasters, but damn, they're hot. I just wear an over-sweater (shirt-jac) all winter, over double shirts or a shirt under a sweatshirt. Even in negative temps in bibs and a coat, I get too hot. Standing around doing nothing, not so much.
I ordered T3 pants & so far really like them. Do not feel wind & are comfortable. The price is kinda high, just hoping they last. I will probably get more in the future.
Seems like the T3 pants are like $100 or $120? Honestly that isn't bad for quality work pants. A pair of Riggs flannel lined work pants can run you $70 pretty easily.
T3 not that warm by the rump. Love the velcro cuff, knee pad & tough nylon shin. They stopped there though: the pockets are not warm & draft blows in by the hips & rump...but I did not know there was a T4?
I’m thinking about buying the T3 or T4 bibs for coyote hunting at night. We are stationary for about 20 mins at a time and outside of that we are moving to and from where we stand or in the truck. I hunt and live mainly in the Midwest but also go out West where it gets really cold. Was curious on your opinion between the two models.
Love how the gear is looking. Going to check out the gloves, maybe a top or two. I’m a garbage man so I’m looking forward to staying warm all winter long
KSUBI KAYY straight up the Milwaukee is a great glove. But I highly suggest Maxi-Flex. Milwaukee just hits on like two different pair of gloves that are fitted that are legit. Now go to Maxi-Flex gloves website and don’t say I didn’t warn you. It’ll blow you away. They have fitted gloves for -40°F. They have fitted gloves for trash men, snow, mechanic, electrician. There are so many to hit your particular trade. They even have Kevlar lines fitted gloves. I mean Maxiflex. ATG Glove Solution. It is literally glove science that takes gloves to a whole other level and you’ll find the gloves to be cheaper than Milwaukee as well. Definitely worth a try
Actually pull up on TH-cam Maxiflex gloves and just be amazed. The have fitted chem gloves specifically for trash men. And it’s good up to -25° plus much higher cut rating. Hands down best gloves in the world.
Ok you missing a big part there and this is for your face coverage. I use the North Face DIPSEA COVER IT when I am in Montana. That wind just get's me every time over the day. It's nice to wear because you can pull it over your ears and nose and goes down to your neck and when you get to warm you can just qickly push it down and pull it back up.
I love my muck boots,for wet conditions. I'm only 5'8 and wasn't a fan of the truewerk shorts,they end below my kneecap. We get maybe 2 days below 20° for the whole year,so heated hoodies from Milwaukee are my go-to.
If you weren't working, or doing more physical exertion, how warm do you think the T3 stuff would be for walking around in our Northern IL winter? I hate my big bulky jacket but need something for taking the kids to the bus stop, etc.
Had a pair of muck boots, very comfortable, and like you said keep you warm without sweating,never had cold feet in them, but very poor durability, especially for the price, think I paid €130 for mine, and didn't get that much wear either, so was disappointed overall
What was that shirt you were wearing under everything ? Do you have a link ? What about socks ? Thanks for the informative video definitely going to place an order!
I dont know what he wears for socks but check out Darn Tough socks. They are a little pricey but are super comfortable and last a long time they also come in a variety of thicknesses. Theyre also made in America.
Love my Dewalt heated hoodie never use the heat cause its warm enough on its own never use a coat for 99% of the canadian winter when im using the hoodie wish they’d make one like it without the heating elements
Yes it does its a sponge in the rain and the battery pack is in an uncomfortable place when jumping in and outa equipment but if using it i move it to my pants pocket where it works good
I like the idea and I dont consider the price to be high. However, they need to make some XXXL and the tall stuff for those of use that are above average size :)
What about socks? Great video. I've been really enjoying my T3 pants and work hoody the last few days since I got them! Now I'm thinking I should probably get the T2 work hoody also, especially if I can get 10% off!
Any suggestions on a comfortable work boot if standing and walking on concrete floors/ building maintenance. Great vid I'd like to try them out soon hopefully.
Hi! As You work with German Stabila levels maybe check out their Engelbert Strauss workwear company. Most comfy as I know what we can buy in europe. Maybe only Helly Hansen from Norway can compete.
Don’t know about those gloves tho, don’t look warm to me and that is the first thing for me is gloves cuz when your hands get cold forget about it, break time just to warm them back up🤪 Anyone recommend damn and I do mean damn good warm gloves you can work in?
Will this clothing stand up to Alberta Canada weather? I mean -30c. Always have issues keeping my feet and hands warm. Sucks working outside. I as well build garages and shops for a living.
How does the t3 coat hold up to ranch work compared to a canvas style coat? My go-to is nearly worn out after several hard years but sadly due to personal reasons I won’t be buying that brand again. I’m very intrigued by TrueWerk but need something that will last a couple years with hard work.
Hi Kyle! What size pants are your T3s along with your bibs? i have a 34x30 in my T3 pants and was curious if i should go with a Medium or a Large. Great video and thanks!
Hi Kyle. Couldn't listen to your video today. Your video has high frequency tone. I do have tinnitus and drive me in pain. I did watch without sound... only may be try to understand about the gears garment talk... I will go to website check it out. Thank you. 😎 JV 🇵🇷
I have a question I've worked outside my whole life last couple years feet are cold no matter what I know been told you have to keep core warm what do you think winter gear will help
Never seen them in Canada , I wear a bunch of Helly Hensen , Snickers , and Blakladder . I have a sketchy right knee , so I meed workwear with the kneepad pocket .
Great video, thank you. I really like the looks of their heavier hoody, need to try one. Has anyone tried their new boxer briefs, Junkease ? Curious if they are better than others.
I ordered The bibs after seeing them in your last video. What do you use for boots I can’t seem to find a good warm pair I always buy hiking boots/ shoes but they never seem to be waterproof like they say or my Toes get froze I seem to buy new boots every 4-6 months
I have tried Muck boots on did not fit right on me. Then went with the Bogs brand they fit me great. So try both brands to get the right fit. Both are awesome boots in the cold weather.
Matter horn model 1949 from cove shoe company. I've worn them for years. The military calls them the fort Lewis boot. Goretex lined. Insulated, vibram soles, some kind of drying lining, they are made from a lot of top shelf products. I have been to the factory where they are made when I was in Pennsylvania. Great boots last and last. Great fitting boot. Excellent for the job site. They also make mining boots, they know what they are doing.
when you put those T3 pants on you and work (bend, squat, up down up down...) how are all the layers under them doing? they don't come up or shrug? you don't need to correct them all the time?
I'm kind of surprised that you didn't throw out the battery heated apparel that Milwaukee makes.. I have a M12 hoodie that I bought about 5 years ago. It never worked very well by itself, but if I put the hoodie together with a heavier coat, then I would have to turn the hoodie down to the lowest setting because it would make me start sweating.
I think makita makes the same thing, but it runs on their 18v batteries. That would be OK if I was standing all day long, but it you ever got into a situation where you were leaning up against something, or sitting down, then it might be a tad uncomfortable. I haven't worked outside for a living in 6 years though. I don't miss is a lot. When it got down below 40 degrees we would usually have to argue about who was going to work in the ditch, that was the best place to work in the winter.
I always appreciate real advice on tools and gear from someone I know is using them in the field. Your attention to detail in your craft gives you all the credibility I need when it comes to looking into a purchase. Even if I'm not buying at the moment I'm still adding it to my short list for the future.
Thanks
You'll never need to worry about cutting the wrong size, spin in circles or waste time trying to figure out what goes where... With ryan's detailed shed plans th-cam.com/users/postUgkxT9ExVpR-3A-9rpRqx8vzXKZ3BMMTg_KH , it makes building sheds a breeze - just like putting lego bricks together! You'll be able to create the kind of shed, your neighbors and other woodworkers will secretly envy (while mumbling nice job under their breath).
it rarely gets cold enough here in Tokyo to wear even the T2 stuff, I count myself lucky!
Looks like great gear!
Nice to see an American maker step up.
Cheers from Tokyo!
My guys and I do outdoor lighting year round and about 5 years ago I happened to find the warmest non-bulky jacket, by chance! You can still find them online for a steal now, usually on sale for like $100 or something - ZeroXposur Heavyweight jackets. They are great work jackets that you can easily stitch a logo on and keep in truck at all times! I think they use an insulating polyester foam inside or something - it's definitely not down stuffing. I have tried super expensive brands - these are lighter, thinner, warmer and wayyy cheaper! You don't worry about messing them up on job site either
I just bought a pair of the arctic muck boots. In the top of my list of the most comfortable work boots I've ever owned and they are unbelievably warm.
My dad was in construction for over forty years. Yes he was in his seventies before he quit working. His advice to me was to not get into construction. He said, when it freezing cold your outside and when it’s smoking hot your outside. So I chose to be a machinist, climate control is more for the machines, but you benefit as an operator.
He was right
He was a tough guy. He was 5’ 10 tall and 170#, but nobody messed with him..lol
He had my respect, as well as anyone who has to face the elements along with there management on a daily basis.
It’s guys like that who keep America strong!
@@bretlambky Yes, but we are very unappreciated. People just don't respect the hard working folks anymore. For most of them the walk from their car to the office is to extreme. They should try staying out there all year round year after year and get the job done on top of it. It makes you a tough guy.
I agree, I managed forty three manufacturing folks, most days it was from 5am till six at night. My work ethic came from watching my dad bust his hump. I still had it easy..lol
I have made a few mistakes personally so I can’t work. I had a motorcycle accident at fifty miles per hour. So yes, I ask god daily to heal me and give me the opportunity to work again. It’s been over two years and I still am up at 4am almost every day. Keep me in your prayers, I know god has a plan for me, or he would have taken me when I crashed. Maybe he is teaching me patience, until he opens the next chapter.
@@bretlambky Well you never know what he has in mind. Just keep the faith. Hope you get better soon.
Just purchased the t3 work bib based on this video. The fit looks perfect. Close fitting and roomy in all the right places and stylish too. 👍🏻
Literally just bought the T3 jacket last week! I wish I would've waited to use your code... guess I'll have to buy some more. Keep up the awesome work. Love watching your videos!
I like the thought behind the two eyes on the shoulders. For night visibility. Kinda clever.
I like the cargo pocket set up, it works well for what I do. The rest of the gear looks great, plus the functionality in colder climates. Not in the snow too often, but when I’m out in it, I enjoy being warm. Thanks for the share.
Muck boots are not cheap (for rubber boots) but they are damn good and very durable! I’ve done both commercial and residential concrete using these boots, which means actually getting in the concrete, and my first pair lasted almost 5 years! The only reason had to buy new ones is someone ran over 1 in a 1 ton truck popping the steel toe out of place putting 3 holes in that one boot making it not so waterproof. On that note though, the steel toe was not bent, went back into place and is still very much wearable... just not waterproof.
For my money. Ariat insulated work boots are the most comfortable and durable boot you can buy. They look like cowboy but feel like sneakers when you wear them
Had a taste of my first winter here in London last year😢 glad I found this video for the coming winter🙌🏼
I’ve missed a few videos here lately. Trying to get the welding career going so you can come and build me a workshop. I will not have a workshop unless R&R builds it. The work you guys do is superb. Here’s to hoping I can make that happen in the future.
I find that the key to keeping my hands warm, thereby allowing me to wear very light gloves or perhaps no gloves, is to keep the rest of my body warm. Especially the core and legs. My body definitely directs more blood to my hands if it isn’t trying to keep other body parts warm.
100% true
Josh - I noticed that to on my winter motorcycle rides. I got a heated jacket liner and noticed i could go much longer in the cold without my legs and hands freezing. They blood they receive is warmer from my core so they stay warmer longer. I didnt need to get heated pants.
The mere fact that you put the bibs on w/o taking your boots off is impressive! Like you, I live where winter temps can hit -30, with crippling windchills. If only we had clothing like this when I was a rookie, walking a beat!!
Couple those muck boots with some Darn Tough merino boot socks. Made in Vermont. Not cheap but they have a lifetime unconditional warranty and they are incredibly comfortable. Warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Plus if you do sweat the merino wool wicks it away. I’m working on switching all my socks over as I can afford it.
Gonna have to try out some truewerk gear. Definitely gonna get the jacket, bibs, and maybe a hoodie. Would like to see a different pocket configuration on the pants though. Not a cargo pocket fan either. I prefer the carpenter style side pockets with no flaps.
+1 on the Darn tough socks, they are great.
Iv been rocking one of your hats for at leased 3 years now got alot of comments on it time for a new one and I'll definitely buy one again returning customer and iv Bought so many hats and it's very rare I buy the same hat again from the same company thanks a bunch I can attest to the quality never came apart at all washed it dozens of times wore it for 3 years straight. Thanks!!!!
The Army has been doing (eye vis for years) we call them cat eyes and we have IR ones on our camo bands on the back of our helmets.
I live in saskatchewan Canada as a framer and the winters constantly become -45 middle of the road so I need solid work clothes for this winter lol
Nice to see i am not the only one that does some research for work gear. I work at -20°C (-4°F) indoor. There it counts from socks and unthergarments. it indeed has to work as a system. I found my match in the cold weather gear of the brand Blaklader.
Threading the needle between staying dry inside or warm enough is the real challenge. Sometimes just walking out of the house in the morning I could get soaked through dressed in moderate layers. Bouncing in and out of a truck or humping material going between several layers is always a pain.
The best winter gear?
Pro tip - Once November comes around, only take inside jobs lol.
Sometimes I agree
I work inside of a chicken plant...basically a freezer😒🤣🤣
Until after a year working the commercial site they decide to finally put fucking windows in and put the heaters in 😐
I used the mucks for years now when I am out filling propane tanks here in Mn. The artic pro is very warm boot. The chore is a little lite for below 20 degrees I feel. Also you forgot to mention socks?? I have great luck with Darn Tough socks. Great show look forward to ordering the bibs for work next season. Thanks!!
A fellow DTV man! CA isn’t cold enough to justify wearing warm socks but I LOVE my Darn Toughs!
Gonna have to give the bibs a try. I’ve been wearing Duluth insulated pants for a couple years now and by far the most comfortable pant I’ve worn. May give these a try also tho.
Sterling Shannon I came here to say the same thing. Duluth pants are amazing and tough. The flex fit stuff is the most comfortable thing I have ever worn.
Nice gear. In norway almost evry one i working in workpants with kneepads and carpenter pokets.
Its different qualety on them.
When i started my on company i bought some that was beather fram helly hansen.
Thanks for shereing 😊
Kyle thanks for the heads up my man. I live in Pa and ir has been pretty brutal with the cold as of lately. That gear looks like it would work well but i just use the old boy scout rule of layers. Pants are long johns, then jeans, and the carharts as the outer layer. Shirts, i wear a t shirt, three longsleeve tshirts going up in size, a sweat shirt, a regular hoodie and then a zip up style hoodie on the outside. Its never failed me. But i will say if your hands or feet get cold you are done. Thanks for sharing buddy.
Joe I used to do the same thing...now I wear less layers and the layers I do have work together and are comfortable .. Best of luck brother
this is excellent video . it is very useful as well and Your attention to detail in your craft gives you all the credibility I need when it comes to looking into a purchase. thanks
It doesn't get cold enough in Australia to even wear a T1 in the winter, Shorts and t-shirt all year round
So I got another idea for you. You do a Toolsday tuesday. Your should do a throw back Thursday and once a month visit an old job site to show us the completed version of the builds. Like you just did the other day. Then you can go back to dirresta’s and show us what it looks like inside. Just a thought.
I would love these more if they came in optional colors. Black I sometimes not acceptable for my environment. But great gear it seems
Been doing construction for over 20 years now. That gear is great however most us don't have the deep pockets to pay for gear such as that. I wish there was a company that offered quality gear for a fair price for the working man. Most of us cannot afford to pay that kind of money for gear that costs that much. Most of my work clothes come from TSC (Tractor Supply) cause you can can jeans as cheap as $15. I know they are not top of the line however, when your as hard on clothes as I am you can't pay for a pair of jeans that are not going to get stained, get torn and cut up. I have been satisfied with the RidgeCut clothing and gear at TSC. I think they are doing a great job on quality for the price. I get the cheap clothes for roofing and demolition type work and RidgeCut for more cleaner work.
Here in the Brazil's south, we are at 42º Celsius, that's about 108° Fahrenheit, plus humidity the sensation is over +115º F, we're melting ...
Muck Boots are very warm and comfortable but sometimes i opt for Baffin Borealis boots when i dont want the look of the muck boots. Waterproof and kept me warm in -20°c.
Thank you for this information 💯 😎
Really ..good video man appreciate all your great videos
The reflective 'eyes' are (also) mimicking the glow / IR 'eyes' on that back of our military helmet headbands.
Cat Eyes
Really cool. But I’ll still buy my carrheart bibs that I can go to my local store and get the size that is perfect. And never been able to destroy a pair
I love my Carhartts, but being a little more flexible would be nice
Yes Carhartt makes some of the warmest jackets. Great for keeping the wind off you during cold winter days... Would recommend.
Carhart extremes
As a Canadian that’s a lot of gear to be wearing. Must be a lot colder where you are. Lol. I’ve rocked carhartt for years and will continue to as they cost a lot of money but they last forever.
Truewek have a few orders on the way I think....
As for foot ware...... us wet weather farmers, here on the other side of the pond, ,wellies ’ (As we call them) are an essential set of foot ware. With a good pair ( or 2) of thick socks...... happy feet 😀
Great videos as always.... keep up the great work 👍👍
Nothing will keep you warmer than Fortress clothing
Their best later is the best money I've ever spent
Awesome-looking winter work clothes. Like the look of the pair of tall Muck boots, besides it being practical cold weather gear. . ..
Check out Helly Hansen workwear, winter edition. When it is below -20C its still warm and cozy ;)
The best winter gear is a pair of flip flops, board shorts, and a silk shirt with flowers on it! Canada sucks 9 months of the year, move south.
My feet were sweating watching you wear Muck's inside for 18 minutes. I love my MuckMasters, but damn, they're hot. I just wear an over-sweater (shirt-jac) all winter, over double shirts or a shirt under a sweatshirt. Even in negative temps in bibs and a coat, I get too hot. Standing around doing nothing, not so much.
Waiting about a week to see how bad taxes are going to hit. If there’s anything left in the tank I’m buying the bibs. Thanks man!
I hope they still have them!!! I seriously love them
I ordered T3 pants & so far really like them. Do not feel wind & are comfortable. The price is kinda high, just hoping they last. I will probably get more in the future.
Mine have lasted going on three seasons now
Seems like the T3 pants are like $100 or $120? Honestly that isn't bad for quality work pants. A pair of Riggs flannel lined work pants can run you $70 pretty easily.
T3 not that warm by the rump. Love the velcro cuff, knee pad & tough nylon shin. They stopped there though: the pockets are not warm & draft blows in by the hips & rump...but I did not know there was a T4?
Solid Kyle. This is awesome as this is exactly what I was looking for.
Mahalo 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
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Where is the links?
Truewerk xl bibs back in stock and ordered booya! Cant wait to try them out this winter. Thanks kyle
The best!!!
Arborwear makes great products, their double thick sweatshirts are amazing.
I’m thinking about buying the T3 or T4 bibs for coyote hunting at night. We are stationary for about 20 mins at a time and outside of that we are moving to and from where we stand or in the truck. I hunt and live mainly in the Midwest but also go out West where it gets really cold. Was curious on your opinion between the two models.
I have been looking for a light weight system for the west coast, or wet coast, that can just rain or do the unimaginable, snow!
Love how the gear is looking. Going to check out the gloves, maybe a top or two. I’m a garbage man so I’m looking forward to staying warm all winter long
KSUBI KAYY straight up the Milwaukee is a great glove. But I highly suggest Maxi-Flex. Milwaukee just hits on like two different pair of gloves that are fitted that are legit. Now go to Maxi-Flex gloves website and don’t say I didn’t warn you. It’ll blow you away. They have fitted gloves for -40°F. They have fitted gloves for trash men, snow, mechanic, electrician. There are so many to hit your particular trade. They even have Kevlar lines fitted gloves. I mean Maxiflex. ATG Glove Solution. It is literally glove science that takes gloves to a whole other level and you’ll find the gloves to be cheaper than Milwaukee as well. Definitely worth a try
Actually pull up on TH-cam Maxiflex gloves and just be amazed. The have fitted chem gloves specifically for trash men. And it’s good up to -25° plus much higher cut rating. Hands down best gloves in the world.
Can you please make an update video. Thanks for the content
Thank you for the info. Defiantly getting some stuff now
When you put the bib on I was half expecting the phone to ring! Can’t believe your wife didn’t prank you!
Ok you missing a big part there and this is for your face coverage. I use the North Face DIPSEA COVER IT when I am in Montana. That wind just get's me every time over the day. It's nice to wear because you can pull it over your ears and nose and goes down to your neck and when you get to warm you can just qickly push it down and pull it back up.
Tactical builder.
nothing tactical here, metrosexual perhaps. lol
If it were tactical Illinois would most likely have a law against it
I love my muck boots,for wet conditions.
I'm only 5'8 and wasn't a fan of the truewerk shorts,they end below my kneecap.
We get maybe 2 days below 20° for the whole year,so heated hoodies from Milwaukee are my go-to.
Lacrosse boots are the way to go worked in mone for years
If you weren't working, or doing more physical exertion, how warm do you think the T3 stuff would be for walking around in our Northern IL winter? I hate my big bulky jacket but need something for taking the kids to the bus stop, etc.
I wear it everywhere I love it
Looks good Kyle
at the end of the day muck boots get cold because my foot sweats. maybe ill try trading out a dry boot and socks this winter
Another great video, Kyle!
Had a pair of muck boots, very comfortable, and like you said keep you warm without sweating,never had cold feet in them, but very poor durability, especially for the price, think I paid €130 for mine, and didn't get that much wear either, so was disappointed overall
What was that shirt you were wearing under everything ? Do you have a link ? What about socks ? Thanks for the informative video definitely going to place an order!
I dont know what he wears for socks but check out Darn Tough socks. They are a little pricey but are super comfortable and last a long time they also come in a variety of thicknesses. Theyre also made in America.
Still have the lift ticket attached to the coat. ☃️
Love my Dewalt heated hoodie never use the heat cause its warm enough on its own never use a coat for 99% of the canadian winter when im using the hoodie wish they’d make one like it without the heating elements
I had a dewalt heated hoodie...problem with it is when it gets wet it gets super heavy
Yes it does its a sponge in the rain and the battery pack is in an uncomfortable place when jumping in and outa equipment but if using it i move it to my pants pocket where it works good
Just got a pair of t3 pants, I really like them, just wish there was a loop for a hammer.
I like the idea and I dont consider the price to be high. However, they need to make some XXXL and the tall stuff for those of use that are above average size :)
Get a good pair of insoles fo those Muck boots. The interior lining doesn’t hold up.
What about socks? Great video. I've been really enjoying my T3 pants and work hoody the last few days since I got them! Now I'm thinking I should probably get the T2 work hoody also, especially if I can get 10% off!
Heck yeah bro... I personally want more gear for my non work attire. My wife says I have a problem. Also.. I wear merino wool when needing warmth
@@RRBuildings I wear Darn Tough socks year round.
Any suggestions on a comfortable work boot if standing and walking on concrete floors/ building maintenance. Great vid I'd like to try them out soon hopefully.
I love my keen san jose
Keen Detroit XT. Very comfortable and light. I do suggest if you buy Keens to try them on as they seem to fit different between styles.
Hi! As You work with German Stabila levels maybe check out their Engelbert Strauss workwear company. Most comfy as I know what we can buy in europe. Maybe only Helly Hansen from Norway can compete.
Don’t know about those gloves tho, don’t look warm to me and that is the first thing for me is gloves cuz when your hands get cold forget about it, break time just to warm them back up🤪
Anyone recommend damn and I do mean damn good warm gloves you can work in?
Same here. If you find some. Let me know
I've worn mucks forever. Just make sure to wear the Bama slippers with them and your socks Will stay dry and boots will last longer.
How about refigiwear better product as electrician I recommend It
What do u think about the newer Milwaukee cold gear stuff? Besides the heated jacket...like their bibs and etc.
Bibs aren’t as comfortable but not bad at all
Will this clothing stand up to Alberta Canada weather? I mean -30c. Always have issues keeping my feet and hands warm. Sucks working outside. I as well build garages and shops for a living.
How does the t3 coat hold up to ranch work compared to a canvas style coat? My go-to is nearly worn out after several hard years but sadly due to personal reasons I won’t be buying that brand again. I’m very intrigued by TrueWerk but need something that will last a couple years with hard work.
Hi Kyle! What size pants are your T3s along with your bibs? i have a 34x30 in my T3 pants and was curious if i should go with a Medium or a Large. Great video and thanks!
Hi Kyle. Couldn't listen to your video today. Your video has high frequency tone. I do have tinnitus and drive me in pain. I did watch without sound... only may be try to understand about the gears garment talk... I will go to website check it out.
Thank you. 😎 JV 🇵🇷
I have a question I've worked outside my whole life last couple years feet are cold no matter what I know been told you have to keep core warm what do you think winter gear will help
Please revisit these with a 3 years later review! Thank you!
Great Gear I Like The Boots I Know You Like Miwalkees Have You Tried The Warm Jacket With The 🔋Battery
Great gear, I’m going to get some, great video
Great video. Is line of work wear durable though? I work outside as a laborer. Thanks!
Never seen them in Canada , I wear a bunch of Helly Hensen , Snickers , and Blakladder . I have a sketchy right knee , so I meed workwear with the kneepad pocket .
No size chart on their website. Went to Amazon, found size chart, shortest inseam is 32, I need 29 or at the most 30. I'll have to pass 😢.
Heats in the tools Boys
How does the material of the pants and bibs will hold up to oil and grease? Does it soak in and leave a stain or come out easily?
Great video, thank you. I really like the looks of their heavier hoody, need to try one.
Has anyone tried their new boxer briefs, Junkease ? Curious if they are better than others.
I ordered
The bibs after seeing them in your last video. What do you use for boots I can’t seem to find a good warm pair I always buy hiking boots/ shoes but they never seem to be waterproof like they say or my
Toes get froze I seem to buy new boots every 4-6 months
I’m wearing these muck boots and loving them. Doubt they will last forever... but maybe I’ll be surprised
Looks like Bogs brand
I have tried Muck boots on did not fit right on me. Then went with the Bogs brand they fit me great. So try both brands to get the right fit. Both are awesome boots in the cold weather.
Idk they seem big to wear all day but your a beast bro I always skip leg day
Matter horn model 1949 from cove shoe company. I've worn them for years. The military calls them the fort Lewis boot. Goretex lined. Insulated, vibram soles, some kind of drying lining, they are made from a lot of top shelf products. I have been to the factory where they are made when I was in Pennsylvania. Great boots last and last. Great fitting boot. Excellent for the job site. They also make mining boots, they know what they are doing.
QUESTION: What size are t3 bibs you are wearing and what is your normal sizing for pants? I cant find any in stores to try on
when you put those T3 pants on you and work (bend, squat, up down up down...) how are all the layers under them doing? they don't come up or shrug? you don't need to correct them all the time?
I'm kind of surprised that you didn't throw out the battery heated apparel that Milwaukee makes.. I have a M12 hoodie that I bought about 5 years ago. It never worked very well by itself, but if I put the hoodie together with a heavier coat, then I would have to turn the hoodie down to the lowest setting because it would make me start sweating.
I think makita makes the same thing, but it runs on their 18v batteries. That would be OK if I was standing all day long, but it you ever got into a situation where you were leaning up against something, or sitting down, then it might be a tad uncomfortable.
I haven't worked outside for a living in 6 years though. I don't miss is a lot. When it got down below 40 degrees we would usually have to argue about who was going to work in the ditch, that was the best place to work in the winter.
take a step up to elite work wear and try Snickers
Great video