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Alright im 6'0″ 130 lbs with chicken legs and im tryin to find a tight pair of snowboard pants. Like realy tight like almost gay tight. Somthing that fits tight in the thigh to knee and flair out at the bottem but seeing as im so skinny i cant find anything like that so if someone can help me and give me a link or suggestion that would be much appriciated.
To put it in perspective i bought the DC morgens in Small and they fit like gangster pants. SOMEONE HELP ME ILL PAY YOU OR SOMTHING LIKE THAT I JUST NEED THEM ASAP
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Id like an order of tight pants… hold the steeze
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Parker
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10:33 am - August 22, 2008
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Most the really tight pants you see you can't buy like that. They end up sewing them to get them how tight your looking for. So if you know someone that is good at sewing thats the secret to tight pants.
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yeah man, you gotta get out the thread and needle on that one. When i first sewed my pants they turned out way tight and they werent that comfortable so i resewed them a little looser, kinda tight bags if ya know what im sayin
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eric25 - Member
2:52 pm - August 22, 2008
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My advice is to buy Holden stuff and sew it.
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HellomynamesGreg - Member
10:32 am - August 24, 2008
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Try buying a pair of Sessions Brawl Pants, or Sessions Brawl II Pants. I've even seen them on steapandcheap.com before. They are REAL tight. I don't think many people know about that pant but they are really tight. I saw they were slim fit and decided to buy a pair and see how they looked and felt and they felt like I was wearing a 11 year old girls jeans so I sold em. Like I'm 6'0 180 pounds and they were skin tight so. But for what your looking for I strongly suggest them
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rubberbandrider - Member
4:27 pm - August 24, 2008
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Last year sessions had a pair of pants that had little ties on the side to adjust them to your preferred fit. I think they were the TJ Scneider pants airblaster also had a pair of limited pants that you could adjust like that as well. They were called the Gaucho pants but they are probably sold out. Or you could just buy some pants and sow them in which is pretty easy to do. If you don't feel like going through the whole sewing in process you can just use some safety pins to tighten them. It works pretty well and looks alright but won't hold as well as if you sew them in.
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snowSHRED - Member
1:57 am - August 25, 2008
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try those sessions pants with the lace tht makes them realll tight
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ECartifact153 - Member
2:37 pm - August 25, 2008
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sewing worked for me. just turn then inside out and pin them to how you want it then sew along the pins. simple.
make sure to try them on with your boots before you sew em just to make sure they fit right
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im pretty sure L1 makes the team thunder pant, and if youve seen team thunder they wear some fricken tight pants
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Eddie Fuller - Member
9:24 pm - August 25, 2008
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If you can find Tj's Sessions get those but they are really hard to find. If not then Brawl 9 from Sessions are tight.
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mikeyhimself - Member
5:42 am - August 29, 2008
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Why would you want pants that are almost gay?
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markpemble - Member
6:30 am - September 7, 2008
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Go to the thrift store. I actually haven't worn “actual” snow pants for the last year.
It's all about wearing pants that no one else will ever have.
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