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April 30th, 2006, 23:27
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Pant waist problem
I have two pairs of propper camo pants.. one is woodland, the other urban. on teh woodland pair, the adjustable waist doesnt work.. you can tighten it, but as sso n as oyu move, like take a step or crouch down or something, it loosens righ tup. This doesnt happen with the urban air however.
an ideas on what could be causing hte problem?
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April 30th, 2006, 23:57
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A belt.
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May 1st, 2006, 00:07
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I think it's just something those little straps do... I think it's more unusual that the one pair stays tight.
Just wear a belt. If you really want it to fit comfortably, tighten the straps to where you want them, and then wear a belt that is fully adjustable (as in you can slide it to wherever you want it done up). I find those adjustable waists are more useful for simply tightening up the loose material around my waist than actually holding my pants up. |
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May 1st, 2006, 00:27
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yah, ive been wearing a belt with the woodlands recently.. just owuld be nice for them to stay tight until i choose to loosen them soemtimes.. thanks for the tips.
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May 1st, 2006, 04:17
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No problem... If you're really serious about making them stay tight, you could always get some sewing/hooks/velcro action happening...
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