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#144190 10-May-2014 12:02
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As Winter approaches I am looking for some long sports pants to wear when I am at the squash court when I am not playing. I would prefer Nylon type material, but perhaps something lightly lined. Slazenger made some like this many years ago but I have yet to see anything comparable. The big thing is that I want 
elastic ankles and this is the part of the equation I can't seem to complete. My Google-Fu seems to have abandoned me as I can't find anything online in NZ. I was curious if anyone had recently acquired something similar and could tell me where?


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  #1041319 10-May-2014 13:48
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1985?



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  #1041320 10-May-2014 13:56
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blakamin: 1985?


That's it? The best you have? The grand total of your contribution?

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  #1041346 10-May-2014 15:12
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networkn:
blakamin: 1985?


That's it? The best you have? The grand total of your contribution?


You're just lucky he didn't start up a rant about Samsung track pants.



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  #1041348 10-May-2014 15:19
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I used to find that the elastic did not form a good-enough seal. They worked better if your wore them with bicycle ankle-clips. Or a large jubilee clip for a proper job.




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  #1041352 10-May-2014 15:28
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Farmers - they sometimes have some leftovers from 1985.




But seriously, I have come across the lightweight track pants that look like a normal straight leg on the outside but have a hidden elastic cuff inside. I am pretty sure they were in Farmers or the Lotto shop (soccer not the gambling).




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  #1041354 10-May-2014 15:32
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Have you tried the warehouse?

 
 
 
 

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  #1041356 10-May-2014 15:34
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Try Bing Harris.... (they do have track pants; even in lookalike denim). Not sure about the ankles.

Otherwise Wal-mart

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  #1041373 10-May-2014 16:06
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Do you think you could use leg warmers over a loose-bottomed leisure suit pant to get the effect?





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  #1041382 10-May-2014 16:25
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If you can't find them with elastic then the Adidas ones with a stirrup are always an option....

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  #1041385 10-May-2014 16:29
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networkn:
blakamin: 1985?


That's it? The best you have? The grand total of your contribution?

I could've mentioned a delorean, flux capacitor and something about 141.622k/ph.
But then I thought you might think I was taking the pith.

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  #1041396 10-May-2014 16:56
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blakamin:
networkn:
blakamin: 1985?


That's it? The best you have? The grand total of your contribution?

I could've mentioned a delorean, flux capacitor and something about 141.622k/ph.
But then I thought you might think I was taking the pith.


"Flux capacitor.....fluxing!"

Best movie line ever.





 
 
 
 

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  #1041963 12-May-2014 08:31
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networkn: As Winter approaches I am looking for some long sports pants to wear when I am at the squash court when I am not playing. I would prefer Nylon type material, but perhaps something lightly lined. Slazenger made some like this many years ago but I have yet to see anything comparable. The big thing is that I want 
elastic ankles and this is the part of the equation I can't seem to complete. My Google-Fu seems to have abandoned me as I can't find anything online in NZ. I was curious if anyone had recently acquired something similar and could tell me where?



Isn't this just a pair of canterbury pants? Nylon / Lined / Elasticated cuffs.. 

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  #1041974 12-May-2014 09:17
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I like the Active (Activewear ?)  stuff the Warehouse gets, nice and light - add a bit of elastic yourself :) Would take 5mins to sew a bit in.





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  #1041978 12-May-2014 09:26
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Note to self:  Geekzone is not the place to come for fashion advice.

:)




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  #1042045 12-May-2014 10:39
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Bee: Note to self:  Geekzone is not the place to come for fashion advice.

:)


I have great fashion.... for 1976.





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