Excellent pants. I bought 1 pair to give it a go. Love them. The stretch on them is amazing. I do scaffolding in nyc. Climbing snd bending over os so much more comfortable. Bought another 6 pairs plus belt and knee pads. Well worth the price
Interesting news- worn Snickers trousers for years and can’t fault them, it will be interesting to see if their new design is just a gimmick or an improvement. Thanks for posting.
ive got loads of pairs of work trousers. These are by far the best fit and look. They say get a waist size up but dont bother. deffo buying more in the future. snickers finally nailed it
Maybe this needs a bit more explanation. Snickers older 3 series has a baggy cut to allow for kneeling giving more room in the thigh etc. However not everyone who's the same waist is the same shape so in many situations they were too loose. The 6 series is cut more to a jeans fit - Not skinny jeans - just a more modern fit. However you still need freedom of movement without ripping the seams. This is exactly what the 4 way stretch gives. Now it's not the perfect cut for everyone, nor is it the right price for everyone. But if you want comfort, durability (not just when working but driving too) and a smart trouser that you will be in for anything between 10/12 hours a day then this could be perfect for you. If the cut on the 6 series is too narrow then we still have many styles of the looser 3 series to choose from. Plus there are many alternatives in the market that may suit your personal fit and budget better. Snickers, like all other brands, is a choice and Workwear in the UK is changing - Hopefully for the better !! Only time will tell.
I have these pants, and i see all these holes, buttons and stuff in the pants that i don't understand, and i wonder if they're they're for accesories or what.. Could you please explain these pants pocket system??
good trousers but the waist needs to be stretch. or at least a bit more forgiving in the waist some days they feel tighter than others ,obviously sometimes your bloated etc , easier for bending as you do when on site ,
In Denmark we have been using workwear for 50+ years. I understand that using this is “new” for many. Ofcourse in Denmark the Company you work for, Will pay for everything you’ll be wearing on site. Do you have to Buy Your own workwear in England or ireland?
Hi Micki Unfortunately in the U.K we have to buy our own workwear unless it is a uniform required by the employer. A lot of gus are self-employed so it is tax deductable.
Always worth it, they'll outlast any other trousers. My Scuffs 3d come close to snickers. I've got the Floorlayers & Ruffwork trousers & they've been put through their paces. As a Heating engineer. I'm on my knees quite a lot. I've invested £40 on the snickers knee pads. The best of the best imho. Saves my knees. I've got 35-40 yrs of working life ahead of me, I hope. Better then knackered knees right.
Funnily enough in Japan (not China I know) people pay a lot of money for used workwear. The kids like the grunge look so don't throw those split, frayed old trousers away. put them on ebay.
I see kids spending over a £100 on a pair of trainers. I take my wife out for a meal and it is always the best part of £100. If you put a pair of worktrousers through your business how much do they actually cost you?
Robin My point is that it is money you are not giving the tax man so I think you are maybe not aware that if you pay 40% tax everything you put through as a business expense is costing you 60% of the price. If you are also vat registered then you get the vat back before you even start. No offense but I don't think a lot of builders are really that clued up on the business side of things.
Skill Builder and you are apparently not either. Clothing isn't tax deductible except where it's is business logo'd uniform, hasn't been for years. No offence but check the HMRC web site and you'll see I am correct.
slim fit?? come on. workboots barely go under normal trousers, and now with these 'pipe cleaners' its even less likely. also, slim fit will mean you can fit less tools in the pockets as theyll be tighter to your legs. looser fit trousers are always better as they're not so clingy and keep you a bit cooler in warmer weather, and you can fit plenty of stuff in the pockets as they have room to expand. I wouldnt want to be putting screwdrivers, pocket level, tape etc in a pair of slim fit being chaffed all day to bits. Nice idea, but dont think they will take off in the mainstream. Slim fit is a pain in the ass, frankly, when it comes to finding comfortable trousers. I nearly live in work shorts and work trousers as JEANS are so hard to find, and now this nonsense is coming to the work trousers.....
You still have the choice of something with a bit more room and this is really about the young guys. A lot of them really seem to like these trousers and I know some who spend that kind of dosh on a haircut. Mostly electricians.
I know what you're saying, and as an avid snickers fan, I just couldn't get behind this product. I just hate to see a great product lose practicality for the sake of 'fashion' if you will. I love all my snickers products, especially their shorts, but making slim fit work trousers is just a lot of nonsense and a total contradiction. I know you're getting a sponsored video out of this so you can't be against them, but you know what I am saying makes logical sense.
J stubbs To be pedantic a shill is someone who pretends to have no association with the company they are endorsing. The first thing on the screen is a notice telling you that this is a sponsored video. Sometimes we have commercial content on this channel but we are upfront about it. Look at the shirt.
Subscribed to this channel due for building videos that help an amateur like me. Appreciate the argument of financial viability but every video is just trying to get me into various stretchy pants and adverts. Sorry but unsubscribes!!!
Sorry to see you go Matt. We try not to force products on you and in fairness we've only produced 4 Snickers workwear videos in 5 years. They're a great brand that we believe in and we wear their gear ourselves and now I'm aware that this is sounding like another advert, so I'll say goodbye but not farewell, because I know you'll want to come back for our epic bathroom series coming soon!
72 pound a pair how the heck are the younger guys meant to afford that. Ya know with all the apprentice wage crap. 7 weeks work will cover it haha. Absolute joke. So glad I don’t wear these. Now a days all you pay for is the name. The quality will be the same as the trousers they made 5 years ago.
I've tried most makes over the years as a carpenter. None last longer than Snickers. They are worth the extra money imo.
Excellent pants. I bought 1 pair to give it a go. Love them. The stretch on them is amazing. I do scaffolding in nyc. Climbing snd bending over os so much more comfortable. Bought another 6 pairs plus belt and knee pads. Well worth the price
I bought one of the stretching snickers and it's straight away my favorite work pants 😊
Interesting news- worn Snickers trousers for years and can’t fault them, it will be interesting to see if their new design is just a gimmick or an improvement. Thanks for posting.
ive got loads of pairs of work trousers. These are by far the best fit and look. They say get a waist size up but dont bother. deffo buying more in the future. snickers finally nailed it
I don’t spend £150 on Armani jeans but i spend On Snickers work trousers and wear them 5 dayS a week ,Comfort and flexibility .👍🏼
Maybe this needs a bit more explanation. Snickers older 3 series has a baggy cut to allow for kneeling giving more room in the thigh etc. However not everyone who's the same waist is the same shape so in many situations they were too loose. The 6 series is cut more to a jeans fit - Not skinny jeans - just a more modern fit. However you still need freedom of movement without ripping the seams. This is exactly what the 4 way stretch gives. Now it's not the perfect cut for everyone, nor is it the right price for everyone. But if you want comfort, durability (not just when working but driving too) and a smart trouser that you will be in for anything between 10/12 hours a day then this could be perfect for you. If the cut on the 6 series is too narrow then we still have many styles of the looser 3 series to choose from.
Plus there are many alternatives in the market that may suit your personal fit and budget better. Snickers, like all other brands, is a choice and Workwear in the UK is changing - Hopefully for the better !! Only time will tell.
I like this but would u maybe do with a low waste as they keep falling of my back side and is quite hard to walk in them
@@mrkornelyuz buy a belt
@@mrkornelyuzthese are a low waist. You need a high waist if you wanna hide the crack
Best on the market snickets Flexiwork for summer and the new 6955 denim slim fit are top notch .
I have these pants, and i see all these holes, buttons and stuff in the pants that i don't understand, and i wonder if they're they're for accesories or what.. Could you please explain these pants pocket system??
Does it have a dedicated pocket for my Snickers?
Are the waists stretchy ?
I reckon they look pretty cool Roger, you gotta get wit the times...
Engelbert Strauss trousers. No competition.
Which model?
At 2:36 Those trousers don't "go" with the boots and the tool bag.
good trousers but the waist needs to be stretch. or at least a bit more forgiving in the waist some days they feel tighter than others ,obviously sometimes your bloated etc , easier for bending as you do when on site ,
I always preferred their Marathon range.
What color are the ones you are holding at the start
In Denmark we have been using workwear for 50+ years.
I understand that using this is “new” for many.
Ofcourse in Denmark the Company you work for, Will pay for everything you’ll be wearing on site.
Do you have to Buy Your own workwear in England or ireland?
Hi Micki
Unfortunately in the U.K we have to buy our own workwear unless it is a uniform required by the employer. A lot of gus are self-employed so it is tax deductable.
How much????? Think I'll stick with the Dickies.
At £72 a pair i think i`ll give them a miss !!!!!!!!
give it more of a miss for looking like im wearing my sisters work wear too
Always worth it, they'll outlast any other trousers. My Scuffs 3d come close to snickers. I've got the Floorlayers & Ruffwork trousers & they've been put through their paces. As a Heating engineer. I'm on my knees quite a lot. I've invested £40 on the snickers knee pads. The best of the best imho. Saves my knees. I've got 35-40 yrs of working life ahead of me, I hope. Better then knackered knees right.
Buy cheap by twice. At £70 I could buy 3/4 times. Shocking price for work trousers. 😮
Worn Snickers for years never had a problem. Last 2 pairs of trousers i bought fell apart. Go back to how you used to make them.
Send them back, complain. They will be interested to know. It may be you have the wrong size.
I'm sure Some Chinese company will copy them .
But I must say ; snickers do make good stuff .
Funnily enough in Japan (not China I know) people pay a lot of money for used workwear. The kids like the grunge look so don't throw those split, frayed old trousers away. put them on ebay.
I'd be scared to wear them!
Why 🤔
Would never pay £70 + for work trousers...I'll stick to army surplus trousers .
i have got the dewalt pro tradesmen work trouses
"Hello. I'm Roger Bisby from the Skill Builder channel and I'll promote anything if you send me enough money and free things."
Burst in no time at the crouch
You have too much. You need to book yourself in for a reduction procedure
@@SkillBuilder
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Emailed wan main suppliers twice with no reply poor service really. The trouser set up its self pretty damm good tho.
£72 for work trousers ROFLOL.
I nearly split my spleen laughing.
I see kids spending over a £100 on a pair of trainers. I take my wife out for a meal and it is always the best part of £100. If you put a pair of worktrousers through your business how much do they actually cost you?
Skill Builder the same as if you paid for them yourself...it's still your money you are spending.
Robin
My point is that
it is money you are not giving the tax man so I think you are maybe not aware that if you pay 40% tax everything you put through as a business expense is costing you 60% of the price. If you are also vat registered then you get the vat back before you even start. No offense but I don't think a lot of builders are really that clued up on the business side of things.
Skill Builder and you are apparently not either. Clothing isn't tax deductible except where it's is business logo'd uniform, hasn't been for years. No offence but check the HMRC web site and you'll see I am correct.
Ah yes Mr tax man I will lend you a magnifying glass.
blakader trousers are the best ive ever had but there £150.
yeah i'm not going to wear this on the streets and at £70 i don't think i'll wear them too work either.
slim fit?? come on. workboots barely go under normal trousers, and now with these 'pipe cleaners' its even less likely. also, slim fit will mean you can fit less tools in the pockets as theyll be tighter to your legs. looser fit trousers are always better as they're not so clingy and keep you a bit cooler in warmer weather, and you can fit plenty of stuff in the pockets as they have room to expand. I wouldnt want to be putting screwdrivers, pocket level, tape etc in a pair of slim fit being chaffed all day to bits.
Nice idea, but dont think they will take off in the mainstream. Slim fit is a pain in the ass, frankly, when it comes to finding comfortable trousers. I nearly live in work shorts and work trousers as JEANS are so hard to find, and now this nonsense is coming to the work trousers.....
You still have the choice of something with a bit more room and this is really about the young guys. A lot of them really seem to like these trousers and I know some who spend that kind of dosh on a haircut. Mostly electricians.
I know what you're saying, and as an avid snickers fan, I just couldn't get behind this product. I just hate to see a great product lose practicality for the sake of 'fashion' if you will. I love all my snickers products, especially their shorts, but making slim fit work trousers is just a lot of nonsense and a total contradiction. I know you're getting a sponsored video out of this so you can't be against them, but you know what I am saying makes logical sense.
Peter im 5’9” slim build and literally every pair of work pants is way to baggy for me. So happy snickers has caught on.
Just tried these on super comfy just too slim around the legs so no buy 4 me
Shits too spendy here ( in Ireland ) for me... but then again we get ripped off for everythin here 😔
Dunno if you’re still needing but I got a pair for 100 euro here, seems reasonable enough you’ll get years out of em
£70 for a pair of work pants is a joke
I’ve got big thighs so I like the big leg type trousers I’d split the arse out of these taper leg jobs. Shame I got excited about stretchy trousers.
Try a pair on they have lots of give for those bulges. You might be surprised.
Skill Builder might do if I find a pair in stock some where in long leg. Normally they only stock 33leg round here.
@@whitacrebespoke I'm a 35' leg, screwfix normally works well for me as they stock it. But sadly they don't stock these.
ghostmanromeo uk is that from warehouse? Can’t seem to find em in store. Will take a look. I wear site shorts usually
so how much of the £72 in commission do you get you shill.
Shill builders?????????
J stubbs
To be pedantic a shill is someone who pretends to have no association with the company they are endorsing. The first thing on the screen is a notice telling you that this is a sponsored video. Sometimes we have commercial content on this channel but we are upfront about it. Look at the shirt.
In my clothes I care more about comfort, slim fit is just a little tight.
That is why they stretch. To take care of the bulges.
That just sounds dirty.
I'm open to spending more if they really last twice as long as my dickies or Screwfix. Usually for me the pockets go, and zips and buttons.
Subscribed to this channel due for building videos that help an amateur like me. Appreciate the argument of financial viability but every video is just trying to get me into various stretchy pants and adverts. Sorry but unsubscribes!!!
Sorry to see you go Matt. We try not to force products on you and in fairness we've only produced 4 Snickers workwear videos in 5 years. They're a great brand that we believe in and we wear their gear ourselves and now I'm aware that this is sounding like another advert, so I'll say goodbye but not farewell, because I know you'll want to come back for our epic bathroom series coming soon!
£70 😮
72 pound a pair how the heck are the younger guys meant to afford that. Ya know with all the apprentice wage crap. 7 weeks work will cover it haha. Absolute joke. So glad I don’t wear these. Now a days all you pay for is the name. The quality will be the same as the trousers they made 5 years ago.
£70 your having a laugh ffs
£70? Haha! Keep dreaming!
Shits too spendy here ( in Ireland ) for me... but then again we get ripped off for everythin here 😔