Great! One detail about the "boot-hook", in the 90s when I did my military service, the uniform (m90) trousers had small hook for the same reason, to attach the end to your boots, but when you are in a hurry and you rush on your pants without taking on your socks before, the hook thought it would be nice to grab my big toe nail... not good, no toe nail anymore... I don´t think thats the reason for having the hook turned upwards, but it saves your toe-nails, thats for sure;-)
Just bought my first bit of Fjallraven kit, in the form of these pants following your review. Worn them a few times now and absolutely love them. Superb pants and everything you say they are. I’m now looking at other kit (think I may have caught the Fjallraven bug) will need to take your advice though and shop around for deals. Anyway cheers Beardy man. And get some more content out. Your work is brilliant. Stay safe
Just got home from a trip to Svalbard. Picked up these myself and they are a nice pair of trousers. Noticed a lot of people who lived in Longyearbyen are wearing these, or some similar, so fjellräven is doing something right. Just waxed them and they are now feeling even tougher, might be just because the wax is all fresh but still love it. need more reviews from you
I was watching one of Ted Weirum videos and noticed yours on the list of similar vids, so here I am and iv enjoyed the video I'm long term user of fjallraven. A must say though iv had a beard for 40 odd year and next too yours it's really piss poor so I'm shaving the feckin thing off. Great video thanks for sharing, new subscriber. 👍
I have the keb trousers in the same colour as your Vidda Pros. After watching your video I have now gone and bought the Vidda Pro ventilated in the same colour. The kebs are lightweight and very hard wearing. I nearly bought the older Vidda Pros until I came across this video of yours. I have now subscribed to you channel and will continue to watch out for more of your posts... Thank you..
I don’t usually comment on videos, frankly because I dislike fake people trying to be something they’re not. I did however enjoy yours though. You kept it simple and “real”. You didn’t throw in fancy “tech” terms to prove how savvy you are, and I appreciate that. Thanks for your opinion on these trousers. Great video.
I first bought Fjallraven after researching decent hiking trousers about 8 years ago. I now must have over 100 of their products. They are SO good. Everything is the best quality and the design is well thought out for in the field use. They have never strayed into gloves (go to Hestra for those) or footwear & socks as they specialise in what they know - tents, jackets,trousers & hats. You can't honestly get better made long lasting gear. Arcteryx for skiing stuff granted ;)
Thanks for the great information. Just bought a pair online because of your review. Cheers Mate, may the wind be always at your back on your adventures.
Hi Beardy, just wondering if these loosen up at all with wearing, they fit perfectly but are SLIGHTLY tight around the hips when sitting down, I'm short so don't really want to go a size up. (I got the ventilated version if that makes any difference) Thanks!
Great review, but you are a little off about the pockets. On the old vidda pro, the pockets could expand while they are more "flat" or thight on the ventilated ones. Also the big right pocket is smaller and moved more to the front of the leg compared to the original. Both has its pros and cons:)
Curious, when squatting in the first 1 min of your video, what is the ankle ride on your shoes/boots? I recently purchased a pair that fit perfectly on the waist, but they are "short" in mens. When I squat down I feel like the cuff rides up a little too high. I am 5' 11"
good vid clear and honest opinion as usual to all your videos,just orderd a pair so thanks looking forward to next video hope you ar well and enjoying the cold weather .
Cheers mate, i really appreciate that. You wont be disappointed, im very impressed by how good the little tweaks have made an already great pair of trousers even better. Id be interested in your thoughts on them. Best wishes
@@beardymanreviews3312 hi i like that the hook at the hem has been turnd round because i used to clip my toe on it so no swering when putting on haha ,like the strech panel, trousers seam lighter because of this so yes i like the changes .
Good review have those trousers as well as the old version. I do alot of bushcraft and off trail hiking and scrambling and they fit the bill.I am here in Michigan US and we have undergrowth vines, thorns and none of it penetrates this material.What I was wondering is what that sweater is your wearing and what you think of it?I enoyed the review and keep up the good work
Hi. Thanks for watching and commenting. The jumper is the Fjallraven Koster. 100 wool, super warm. I love it for this time of year. Id highly recommend it. I'll try and do a review of it over the weekend
Awesome review as always. Have a pair of these myself as well as the kebs. Great for hiking and bushcraft, but I'm still hesitant to wear them around campfires purely due to the stretch inserts in the crotch etc. Not sure how they will hold up to embers etc. 'Pre-Shaped' is the word you were looking for haha. Good stuff champ
Im wearing mine right now, I do enjoy these and the kebs. They are a bit pricey but I do love wearing them, if you cant justify spending that much the truspec xpedition pants would be my next choice as they are half the price(i own and wear both) each has its own advantages. I also like to wax mine and found that having the wax hot/soft 50/50 bees/parafin makes it so much easier and faster without wearing the fabric then turn them inside out and toss in the dryer for a couple minutes and re apply as needed. I would say for my use I prefer no mesh on any vents it just allows so much better air flow!
I am looking for some sturdier pants from them and I think I found them. I am normally using Kebs, but after some years they sadly started to get stretched out in the crotch and show signs of holes. Now Fjallraven easily sends you some patches, but the fixing will be still a bit hard. Nevertheless, I used these pants so much that it is totally normal that they end up with some wearing and tearing. I think the Vidda could be a bit of a better addition to my kit since they seem to have more G1000 material. Thanks so much for the review :)
Hi there and thanks for watching. Its the Koster. I've had it for years and its still going strong. That's the beauty of Fjallraven stuff. It may cost a bit more but it just keeps going and going. Its wool so keeps me toasty on those damp UK autumn and winter days.
I couldn't find this color way, are these laurel green/deep forest? in this video it doesn't look like a laurel green, looks more of a tan which I like
Good review as always. Fjällräven have the same knife pocket on theire hunting trousers, at least many of them. Aren't there some kind of equiptment loop replacing the axe pocket on this model?
Is there a reason you prefer Kebs for hiking in and the vidda pro for bush craft? I was under the impression the vidda pro would be lighter for higher activity
Not sure if the weight is that much different. I think the Vuddas would be heavier as the kebs have more of the elastane type material. Thats the reason i like my Viddas for bushcraft as i always worry sparks or vembers will set that material alight, plus it can get snagged on twigs, thorns etc if your sitting on the ground. But when im out on a decent hike, having that stretchy material is far less restrictive and allows for decent flexibility. 👍🏻
I got 2 pair in black... I like them for the same reasons you do, however I am preferring my Barents Pro at the moment, mainly I think because the double seat seems to add that extra bit of warmth and am I really going to need the vents in these during winter? Not really. So I can see me wearing these more when we start to come out of winter, through spring, maybe now and again in summer and then through autumn. I also just got a Koster sweater, am just not sure about the wool, I prefer Merino (a merino mix for more strength since merino on its own wears out too quickly) on my upper body since it doesn't itch as much on bear skin.... how are you finding the koster beardy? Do you wear it with just a T-shirt? And what did you think about the sizing of the Koster, did you have to go up a size? p.s. I also recently tried the Fjallraven Polar Fleece Jacket.... which is very expensive for around £250, however, even though I got it for £185 I had to send it back because for me its just too bulky to get a shell over the top, and I reckon the UK has more of a wet climate than a cold one, so not being comfortable with a shell over the top is no good.... don't get me wrong though, its a top class fleece, really warm, but ideal for a cold dry climate rather than a wet one. p.p.s I just got a Fjallraven Greenland Winter Parka... and its awesome!! Get one and review it if you can while its still winter :-) And I am currently waiting for the waterproof version to be delivered.... the Greenland Eco Shell Jacket.... I did think about the Keb Eco Shell Jacket rather than this, because its a bit easier to pack, but, and this is a big but... I never forget the times I got wet wearing a short waterproof jacket so I realise I always prefer the longer waterproof jackets.... anyway ill update when I get it and have tested it. Currently using a Hilltrek Cotton Analogy Ventile jacket during winter.
Hi and thank you for your comments. I would agree that the Vidda Pros agree not ideal in really cold weather but i have worn my in the snow with a pair of merino long John's on and they were fine. I do however have a pair of fjallraven Artkis winter trousers and they agree awesone. I have the extra large Koster jumper and am actually wearing it today. Only ever wear a teeshirt or thin base layer under it. Never itches but maybe thats just me. I like it because it's big and bulky and feels cosy. I love my keb eco shell and haven't had a problem with a wet backside and like you say it's great to pack in a day sack Ive looked at the polar fleece but haven't purchased for the reasons you've mentioned. Got a review coming soon on the keb padded hoddie which is brilliant
Unfortunately having received and tried the Greenland Eco Shell Jacket, its going to have to go back for a refund.... when I bend my arms its too tight at the elbows and when I reach down or up its too tight underneath the arms, I cant understand it, its a size Medium and I'm 5.10 with a 39-40 inch chest, 33 inch waist so it should fit with room to spare...nearly every other manufacturer I am size Medium no problem, in fact in Hilltrek I ordered a size Small with an extra inch on the arm length and even that has more room in than this Eco Shell jacket... Fjallraven need to think a bit more about arm movement and add some articulation like most other makes do, its a shame because its a lovely looking jacket... and no I will not go to a size Large because without a waist drawcord it will be way too big around the waist etc. And even though I got a discount it still cost me £375 so was not cheap by any means
@@thegameoflife9179 arh thats a shame mate. I have found that the shirts can be a bit odd on some sizes, some shirts that are size large have a different cut.
Great review! looking for this, just in time for a boxing day deal on them ;) How was the sizing compared to the Vidda Pros? Same or any differences? Merry Christmas!
@@beardymanreviews3312 Fjallraven Canada (where I live) has a discount website if your a member that usually has a couple sales a year on old colours or last year models, etc. The Kebs didn't do it for me, and i found the Viddas too constricting, looks like the Ventilated ones will be the perfect in between. Thanks again!
Hi. thanks for watching. Sorry about the delay in replying I am just short of 6ft and about a 35 inch waist. I always buy the regular length and go for a EU52 which is about a 34-36 inch waist. I do have some EU20 Keb trousers and they are a little snug.
was thinking about grabbing my first pair of more spenny kecks for dog walking and some hiking as well as the odd game of airsoft and your video deffo made my mind up! cheers!
This is a tricky one to answer as boots can be quite a personal choice. I've always worn either Lowa Renegades for the summer and Meindl Butans during the winter. Both fit great and are super comfortable right out of the box. You really have to try them on though as i boughr a pair of Meindl Borneos are they didnt fir me right and I had to return them. Ask yourself what you need the boot to do? When are you using them? Do you need waterproofing? Go into a good shop, try different pairs on. If you do buy a pair wear them around the house for a few hours (not outside as you won't be able to take them back). Hope that helped. Good luck
@@beardymanreviews3312 Thank you for replying. I didn't recognize the Fjallraven logo at first. Found and ordered one in gray. My Birthday Present to myself.
depends on where you are. if your in the woods it would be ok but if you took the same knife into the town where there were more people you'd probably get into trouble.
Are you or anyone experiencing bites from mosquitoes through the stretchy material portion? I had very bad experiences with mosquities and stretchy hiking pants from another brand...
Not entirely true, you can wear a knife in public places if its called for i.e hunters, mushroom pickers bushcrafters carpenters etc. Wouldnt wear it in town tho as it feels like a gray area for bushcrafting atleast☺️
It is really that long ago. I will do that review for you. Also got some new gear to review so stay tuned. Hit the bell notification icon so you don't miss anything
@@danceswithbadgers do you experience crotch blowouts in other pants? Wondering if the original Vidda Pro would be better in this area than the ventilated
@@jmax850 Hi. No, softshell is fine. I have a pair of Keb Touring trousers, which are structurally softshell with cosmetic overlays of G-1000. The G-1000 is going in places but the softshell is fine. I have other trousers which are entirely sofshell and all are OK. I've experienced wear at the seams around the crotch and seat area of several different Fjällraven trousers, some of which is the folded seam wearing through the material from the inside - so the seams are wearing themselves out! This wear is just from walking in them and is not the result of abrasion against rock etc.
Can’t live without these kind of trousers!
Great! One detail about the "boot-hook", in the 90s when I did my military service, the uniform (m90) trousers had small hook for the same reason, to attach the end to your boots, but when you are in a hurry and you rush on your pants without taking on your socks before, the hook thought it would be nice to grab my big toe nail... not good, no toe nail anymore... I don´t think thats the reason for having the hook turned upwards, but it saves your toe-nails, thats for sure;-)
Nyare versioner av M90n har en knapp istället, som du lägger under och över kängsnöret sedan knäpper
+1, i had same problem with hook and toe.
Just bought my first bit of Fjallraven kit, in the form of these pants following your review. Worn them a few times now and absolutely love them. Superb pants and everything you say they are. I’m now looking at other kit (think I may have caught the Fjallraven bug) will need to take your advice though and shop around for deals. Anyway cheers Beardy man. And get some more content out. Your work is brilliant. Stay safe
So happy you weren't tempted to call them pants - thank you! Great review too!
Ha, I'm from the UK. Pants are what I wear under my trousers.
@@beardymanreviews3312 it's amazing how many people call trousers pants in the UK these days. Criminal.
Just got home from a trip to Svalbard. Picked up these myself and they are a nice pair of trousers. Noticed a lot of people who lived in Longyearbyen are wearing these, or some similar, so fjellräven is doing something right. Just waxed them and they are now feeling even tougher, might be just because the wax is all fresh but still love it. need more reviews from you
I was watching one of Ted Weirum videos and noticed yours on the list of similar vids, so here I am and iv enjoyed the video I'm long term user of fjallraven. A must say though iv had a beard for 40 odd year and next too yours it's really piss poor so I'm shaving the feckin thing off. Great video thanks for sharing, new subscriber. 👍
I have the keb trousers in the same colour as your Vidda Pros. After watching your video I have now gone and bought the Vidda Pro ventilated in the same colour. The kebs are lightweight and very hard wearing. I nearly bought the older Vidda Pros until I came across this video of yours. I have now subscribed to you channel and will continue to watch out for more of your posts... Thank you..
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I don’t usually comment on videos, frankly because I dislike fake people trying to be something they’re not. I did however enjoy yours though. You kept it simple and “real”. You didn’t throw in fancy “tech” terms to prove how savvy you are, and I appreciate that. Thanks for your opinion on these trousers. Great video.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed it
I first bought Fjallraven after researching decent hiking trousers about 8 years ago. I now must have over 100 of their products. They are SO good. Everything is the best quality and the design is well thought out for in the field use. They have never strayed into gloves (go to Hestra for those) or footwear & socks as they specialise in what they know - tents, jackets,trousers & hats. You can't honestly get better made long lasting gear. Arcteryx for skiing stuff granted ;)
Good review. Bought a pair of these in NYC - best pants for traveling on a plane - when it got really hot I used the vent.
Very nice review. I just bought a pair and very happy with the product. I especially like the deep front pockets and the texture of the material.
Thanks for the comment and glad you enjoyed the review. Probably the best trousers I've ever owned.
Little pocket on your right leg. Could it be for a lap lander folding saw? Or similar
Great Review 👍🏻
Just subscribed
Thanks for the great information. Just bought a pair online because of your review. Cheers Mate, may the wind be always at your back on your adventures.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm glad i was able to help
Came for the pants, stayed for the beard!
Lol, great review!
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Hi Beardy, just wondering if these loosen up at all with wearing, they fit perfectly but are SLIGHTLY tight around the hips when sitting down, I'm short so don't really want to go a size up. (I got the ventilated version if that makes any difference) Thanks!
Thank you so much brother! Great review! Keep going!!
Cheers Ted. Means a lot 👍
Cheers for the review. Comforted me in choosing the same Laurel Green-Deep Forest colour!
Glad I was able to help 👍
Great review, but you are a little off about the pockets. On the old vidda pro, the pockets could expand while they are more "flat" or thight on the ventilated ones. Also the big right pocket is smaller and moved more to the front of the leg compared to the original. Both has its pros and cons:)
Curious, when squatting in the first 1 min of your video, what is the ankle ride on your shoes/boots? I recently purchased a pair that fit perfectly on the waist, but they are "short" in mens. When I squat down I feel like the cuff rides up a little too high. I am 5' 11"
I get the same but have just gotten used to it. For me they sit perfect when I'm up and walking so I can forgive the lift when im sitting down.
Hi Beardy Man, Another Great review, Glad to see you back reviewing kit, keep it up.
Thanks Phil. Happy New Year to you and Cath care 🍻
Good video. I can't seem to find any info to say if they would fit over a ski boot or not. The old or the new ones.
To be fair I'm not sure they would fit over a ski boot as there is not a lot of give around the bottom of the trousers.
Best review out there, thank you kind sir
Thank you 👍🏻
good vid clear and honest opinion as usual to all your videos,just orderd a pair so thanks looking forward to next video hope you ar well and enjoying the cold weather .
Cheers mate, i really appreciate that. You wont be disappointed, im very impressed by how good the little tweaks have made an already great pair of trousers even better. Id be interested in your thoughts on them. Best wishes
@@beardymanreviews3312 hi i like that the hook at the hem has been turnd round because i used to clip my toe on it so no swering when putting on haha ,like the strech panel, trousers seam lighter because of this so yes i like the changes .
Good review have those trousers as well as the old version. I do alot of bushcraft and off trail hiking and scrambling and they fit the bill.I am here in Michigan US and we have undergrowth vines, thorns and none of it penetrates this material.What I was wondering is what that sweater is your wearing and what you think of it?I enoyed the review and keep up the good work
Hi. Thanks for watching and commenting. The jumper is the Fjallraven Koster. 100 wool, super warm. I love it for this time of year. Id highly recommend it. I'll try and do a review of it over the weekend
Awesome review as always. Have a pair of these myself as well as the kebs. Great for hiking and bushcraft, but I'm still hesitant to wear them around campfires purely due to the stretch inserts in the crotch etc. Not sure how they will hold up to embers etc.
'Pre-Shaped' is the word you were looking for haha. Good stuff champ
Cheers mate, yeah that could be an issue, ive noticed in on my kebs but may have just been lucky. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Im wearing mine right now, I do enjoy these and the kebs. They are a bit pricey but I do love wearing them, if you cant justify spending that much the truspec xpedition pants would be my next choice as they are half the price(i own and wear both) each has its own advantages. I also like to wax mine and found that having the wax hot/soft 50/50 bees/parafin makes it so much easier and faster without wearing the fabric then turn them inside out and toss in the dryer for a couple minutes and re apply as needed. I would say for my use I prefer no mesh on any vents it just allows so much better air flow!
Thanks for watching and i really appreciate your comments. I'll take a look at the truespec pants 👍
Great tip
These trousers are on my list.
What model is that jumper? That looks ideal 👌🏼
Great video, especially as you’re just using your mobile 👍🏼
Hi there. Jumper is the Koster. Its a perfect outdoors jumper, 100% wool. Thanks for watching.
Hello, what color are you wearing in the video please?
Hi there. They are the dark olive colour 👍🏻
I am looking for some sturdier pants from them and I think I found them. I am normally using Kebs, but after some years they sadly started to get stretched out in the crotch and show signs of holes. Now Fjallraven easily sends you some patches, but the fixing will be still a bit hard. Nevertheless, I used these pants so much that it is totally normal that they end up with some wearing and tearing. I think the Vidda could be a bit of a better addition to my kit since they seem to have more G1000 material. Thanks so much for the review :)
Great video, thank you!
Hey brother! Great video. What shirt are you wearing here ?!?!
What sweater are you wearing? It’s nice!!
Hi there and thanks for watching. Its the Koster. I've had it for years and its still going strong. That's the beauty of Fjallraven stuff. It may cost a bit more but it just keeps going and going. Its wool so keeps me toasty on those damp UK autumn and winter days.
I couldn't find this color way, are these laurel green/deep forest? in this video it doesn't look like a laurel green, looks more of a tan which I like
yeah they are the laurel green /deep forest colour. Always seem to be out of stock
Hello and thanks for a great video. Can you tell me, please, which exact color of the trousers are you wearing? Thanks!
Hi. Thanks for watching and commenting. The colour is Laurel green and deep forest.
@@beardymanreviews3312 wow! That was superfast. Thanks once more time :)
Good review as always. Fjällräven have the same knife pocket on theire hunting trousers, at least many of them. Aren't there some kind of equiptment loop replacing the axe pocket on this model?
You right i completely forgot to mention it. Its a loop on the back where your axe can drop into
great video! would you prefer the kebs or these for hiking?
If you could only have one pair would you chose the kebs or the vidda pro Ventilated?
I'd probably go for the ventilated Vidda Pros, just a bit more versatile and hard wearing
What color are you wearing? What color did you buy?
Is there a reason you prefer Kebs for hiking in and the vidda pro for bush craft? I was under the impression the vidda pro would be lighter for higher activity
Not sure if the weight is that much different. I think the Vuddas would be heavier as the kebs have more of the elastane type material. Thats the reason i like my Viddas for bushcraft as i always worry sparks or vembers will set that material alight, plus it can get snagged on twigs, thorns etc if your sitting on the ground. But when im out on a decent hike, having that stretchy material is far less restrictive and allows for decent flexibility. 👍🏻
@@beardymanreviews3312 thanks!
I got 2 pair in black... I like them for the same reasons you do, however I am preferring my Barents Pro at the moment, mainly I think because the double seat seems to add that extra bit of warmth and am I really going to need the vents in these during winter? Not really. So I can see me wearing these more when we start to come out of winter, through spring, maybe now and again in summer and then through autumn.
I also just got a Koster sweater, am just not sure about the wool, I prefer Merino (a merino mix for more strength since merino on its own wears out too quickly) on my upper body since it doesn't itch as much on bear skin.... how are you finding the koster beardy? Do you wear it with just a T-shirt? And what did you think about the sizing of the Koster, did you have to go up a size?
p.s. I also recently tried the Fjallraven Polar Fleece Jacket.... which is very expensive for around £250, however, even though I got it for £185 I had to send it back because for me its just too bulky to get a shell over the top, and I reckon the UK has more of a wet climate than a cold one, so not being comfortable with a shell over the top is no good.... don't get me wrong though, its a top class fleece, really warm, but ideal for a cold dry climate rather than a wet one.
p.p.s I just got a Fjallraven Greenland Winter Parka... and its awesome!! Get one and review it if you can while its still winter :-)
And I am currently waiting for the waterproof version to be delivered.... the Greenland Eco Shell Jacket.... I did think about the Keb Eco Shell Jacket rather than this, because its a bit easier to pack, but, and this is a big but... I never forget the times I got wet wearing a short waterproof jacket so I realise I always prefer the longer waterproof jackets.... anyway ill update when I get it and have tested it.
Currently using a Hilltrek Cotton Analogy Ventile jacket during winter.
Hi and thank you for your comments. I would agree that the Vidda Pros agree not ideal in really cold weather but i have worn my in the snow with a pair of merino long John's on and they were fine. I do however have a pair of fjallraven Artkis winter trousers and they agree awesone.
I have the extra large Koster jumper and am actually wearing it today. Only ever wear a teeshirt or thin base layer under it. Never itches but maybe thats just me. I like it because it's big and bulky and feels cosy.
I love my keb eco shell and haven't had a problem with a wet backside and like you say it's great to pack in a day sack
Ive looked at the polar fleece but haven't purchased for the reasons you've mentioned.
Got a review coming soon on the keb padded hoddie which is brilliant
Unfortunately having received and tried the Greenland Eco Shell Jacket, its going to have to go back for a refund.... when I bend my arms its too tight at the elbows and when I reach down or up its too tight underneath the arms, I cant understand it, its a size Medium and I'm 5.10 with a 39-40 inch chest, 33 inch waist so it should fit with room to spare...nearly every other manufacturer I am size Medium no problem, in fact in Hilltrek I ordered a size Small with an extra inch on the arm length and even that has more room in than this Eco Shell jacket... Fjallraven need to think a bit more about arm movement and add some articulation like most other makes do, its a shame because its a lovely looking jacket... and no I will not go to a size Large because without a waist drawcord it will be way too big around the waist etc.
And even though I got a discount it still cost me £375 so was not cheap by any means
@@thegameoflife9179 arh thats a shame mate. I have found that the shirts can be a bit odd on some sizes, some shirts that are size large have a different cut.
What sweater are you wearing? I’ve looked on their website but can’t find the same thing you are wearing in your video.
Awesome beard!
Hi there. It's the Fjallraven Koster wool jumper.
Does this have reinforced rear on the butt? they look green like the knees but they are or not doubled layers?
The bum on the ventilated is NOT double layer like the regular vidda pros. IMO this is one of the biggest differences in the trousers.
hey beardy just wondering what boots you use in this video
There the Miendl Bhutan
Great review! looking for this, just in time for a boxing day deal on them ;)
How was the sizing compared to the Vidda Pros? Same or any differences?
Merry Christmas!
Hi there, glad you enjoyed the review, size wise no different to the standard Vidda Pros. Where you getting your deal from?
@@beardymanreviews3312
Fjallraven Canada (where I live) has a discount website if your a member that usually has a couple sales a year on old colours or last year models, etc.
The Kebs didn't do it for me, and i found the Viddas too constricting, looks like the Ventilated ones will be the perfect in between.
Thanks again!
According to their Swedish website ventilated are more fitted (style) than pro.
Are those in the color laurel green/deep forest?
Thanks for the review!
Yes they are. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel.
@@beardymanreviews3312 They look great on you, I got a good deal and pulled the trigger. Cheers!
These or kebs, i am interested which one you recommend?
fantastic review - thanks!
What sweater is that?
Whats the black materal you use for mountin the Amps
Have them on as we speak. The vent zipper should be inverted. As I walk the closed
vent zip opens from top to bottom
Good point. I did email Fjallraven to say I thought there should be some mesh when you open the vents to stop the bugs getting a free pass to my legs.
What size and length did you get them in compared to your actual?
Hi. thanks for watching. Sorry about the delay in replying I am just short of 6ft and about a 35 inch waist. I always buy the regular length and go for a EU52 which is about a 34-36 inch waist. I do have some EU20 Keb trousers and they are a little snug.
was thinking about grabbing my first pair of more spenny kecks for dog walking and some hiking as well as the odd game of airsoft and your video deffo made my mind up! cheers!
Glad i could help
The reason the hook changed is because the previous version people would catch their toe nails on the hook while they’re putting them on without socks
That is terrifying! 😳
Whats the name of that shirt? :o
Hi. The jumper is tge Fjallraven Koster 100% wool. Excellent for this time of the year
What boots would you recommend?
This is a tricky one to answer as boots can be quite a personal choice. I've always worn either Lowa Renegades for the summer and Meindl Butans during the winter. Both fit great and are super comfortable right out of the box. You really have to try them on though as i boughr a pair of Meindl Borneos are they didnt fir me right and I had to return them. Ask yourself what you need the boot to do? When are you using them? Do you need waterproofing? Go into a good shop, try different pairs on. If you do buy a pair wear them around the house for a few hours (not outside as you won't be able to take them back). Hope that helped. Good luck
What a great review. How do you find the sizing?
Thanks. I've got used to the sizing now and find the trousers fairly generic, its the shirts which can sometimes be a bit hit and miss.
@@beardymanreviews3312 thanks mate... awesome videos
Fjallraven gear just WORKS.
How tall are you, and are you wearing the tall size or regular?
Hi. Im 6ft and am wearing regular
Fewer belt loops, makes them cheaper/quicker to produce.
Nice sweater my man, where'd you get it?
Hi, thanks for watching. I got this direct from Fjallraven. It's called Koster if wanted to try and find it.
@@beardymanreviews3312 Thank you for replying. I didn't recognize the Fjallraven logo at first. Found and ordered one in gray. My Birthday Present to myself.
Hiya mate just came across your channel. Great review thanks, what size are the pants your wearing. Cracking beard as well
Ha thanks, I'm wearing the size 50 which is a 33"/ 34" waist.
And regular length. I find the trousers are a little generous in the waist but not too much!
Beardy Man Reviews Thanks mate ATB paul
You can't walk around with a pocket knife in the UK? Is that real?
depends on where you are. if your in the woods it would be ok but if you took the same knife into the town where there were more people you'd probably get into trouble.
Never mind the trousers that is a very impressive beard. 👍🏻😁
too kind
Are you or anyone experiencing bites from mosquitoes through the stretchy material portion?
I had very bad experiences with mosquities and stretchy hiking pants from another brand...
No, not noticed any increase in bites
The law in Sweden is almost identical to the law in the UK regarding a knife. You cant carry one around in your pocket.
Not entirely true, you can wear a knife in public places if its called for i.e hunters, mushroom pickers bushcrafters carpenters etc. Wouldnt wear it in town tho as it feels like a gray area for bushcrafting atleast☺️
Wish they had back pockets, and cargo pockets that weren't down to my knees
Obviously off-topic, but is that a Suunto Core watch, or ???
Its the Suunto Traverse Alpha
Awesome video
Thanks. I really appreciate your comments 👍
Great Review 👍 thanks
Top! Thx!
What is that sweater called?
Never mind it’s in the video 8:16
😂 appreciate you watching for so long.
Great review
Salut! 3 years review, please!... if it is possible!? yhank You!
It is really that long ago. I will do that review for you. Also got some new gear to review so stay tuned. Hit the bell notification icon so you don't miss anything
Thank you!
Whats the name of the hat you have in this video?
Hi. its the Fjallraven wool hat No 1
These look better than my KEBS on a woman. But KEBS fit slimmer.
I agree. My Kebs are definitely a little snug on me, but maybe I've just put a few extra pounds on 🤣
Elastane I think it is buddy
Cheers mate 😁
Hi, too many Fjallraven logos on your everyday clothing to inspire fair review. Be safe. Love the style...red carpet style! JP
Worn most other brands, just love fjallraven
Are you on Instagram mate
yep same name
how are the crotch area held up? are the blown out? it’s my concern for trousers
never had an issue with the crotch mate. one of the few brands that haven't gone in this area
Mine went into holes after three months of use. That's 600 miles.
@@danceswithbadgers do you experience crotch blowouts in other pants? Wondering if the original Vidda Pro would be better in this area than the ventilated
@@jmax850 Hi. No, softshell is fine. I have a pair of Keb Touring trousers, which are structurally softshell with cosmetic overlays of G-1000. The G-1000 is going in places but the softshell is fine. I have other trousers which are entirely sofshell and all are OK. I've experienced wear at the seams around the crotch and seat area of several different Fjällraven trousers, some of which is the folded seam wearing through the material from the inside - so the seams are wearing themselves out! This wear is just from walking in them and is not the result of abrasion against rock etc.
What sweater is that?
Hi. Its the Fjallraven Koster. A lovely wool jumper
@@beardymanreviews3312 just saw the video you had on it, thanks