New in Store: Clogger Denim Chainsaw Trousers
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New in Store: Clogger Denim Chainsaw Trousers

August 03, 2022

New in Store: Clogger Denim Chainsaw Trousers

A long awaited addition to our lineup of Chainsaw Protection, Clogger's Denim line is now available in Australia. Designed to look like a classic pair of Denim jeans, these trousers are lightweight, tough, and have 6 layers of Arrestex HP Chainsaw Protection hidden beneath a laid back look.

Many options in chainsaw pants give off a bit of a "power ranger" look. Clogger Denims are the perfect choice for the professional arborist looking for the best chainsaw protection in a comfortable, easy wearing fit. Arrestex HP Chainsaw Protection is sewn into the front of the trousers, providing waist to ankle coverage. The outer fabric is a stretch woven blend of cotton, nylon and polyester for a highly durable pant with good structure and light stretch.

Following the classic styling, Denim's feature two front and two rear pockets, with an added zipped leg pocket for a phone. Both legs feature an opening at the bottom hem for removing sawdust and wood-chips, and wide belt loops allow for a belt up to 50mm to be used with the trousers.

How do the Clogger Denim's go in the real world? Check out the review below...


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