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Representative photo for Clogger Spider Pants, Contrast Color Climbing Pants

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Photo: Chainsaw Safety by KSRE Photo, CC BY 2.0

Clogger

Clogger Spider Pants, Contrast Color

Clogger's Spider arborist pant in contrast color, made for tree crews who move a lot.

$199 Typical price. Retail prices change, so check today's price before you buy.
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  • Arborist cut for climbing and ground work
  • Made by Clogger, a specialist in tree-work clothing
  • Contrast Color colorway
  • Built for bark, brush and rope wear
  • Check the label for any cut-protection rating

ApparelClimbingPro grade

Clogger Spider pants are arborist work pants from Clogger, the Australian maker best known for chainsaw protective clothing, shown here in contrast color. They are cut for climbing and ground work and built to handle bark, brush and rope.

Pants built around tree work

Clogger designs clothing specifically for arborists, and the Spider pant follows that approach: room through the seat and knee for high steps, fabric meant to stand up to bark and rope, and a fit that works with a saddle. The contrast-color version adds a brighter panel color so ground crew can pick you out against bark and foliage.

If you are choosing between several pairs, compare fabric weight, stretch and pocket layout across our tree climbing pants. Climbers who spend all day aloft usually favor stretch and lighter weight; ground crews often want tougher fabric.

Clogger is a specialist in arborist clothing, and its gear is widely used by tree crews in Australia, New Zealand and North America. If you are new to the brand, read the product label and size chart carefully before your first order.

Check the protection rating

Clogger makes both chainsaw-protective trousers and general work clothing. Read the label on your pair: chainsaw pants state the standard they meet and the protected area. If no cut-protection standard is listed, treat them as work pants and wear chaps or chainsaw pants when you run a saw on the ground, as ANSI Z133 requires.

Wash per the care label, keep fuel and solvents off the fabric, and inspect seams and high-wear areas regularly.