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if you are going to sag your pants then you have to accept that that shit will happen. Just accept it, and if you cant then pull your pants up so that it is still steezy just not dragging on the ground. Just a question, when you hit rails or boxes, do your pants get caught underneath your sis at all?
haha yeah, the 1st day out i burned a hole in my reall bad from sliding on a box, and i was super pissed, now the season is almost over and my pants have tears all over, im just like "fuck it"
the rips are on the sides, its not from saging pants, its from your right ski's edge hitting your left pant leg.. you get rips on the inside of your ankles. jeeeeeze pay attention
hey to the people who told him not to sag...i dont even sag and have only L pants and mine get cut from just general skiing when my skis come together or sometimes grabs. its gonna happen. i wish they made a like 4x4 inch patch to put on new pants
I have a huge issue with this, but that's what happens when you buy Oakley, I was thinking of getting a couple of those iron-on denim patches (biggest I can find) and seeing if I can't put them down there over the rips. Think if I iron them on they would hold? I dunno, cause it sucks.
I sew some really thick leader on my pants and even the leader got ripped apart...
Although some pants can stand more than others.
e.g. my burton pant got ripped very fast, while my friends quicksilver holds up pretty well
At least there is no other way than buy new pants every season.