Flex Canvas Overalls

Superb Product! Buy with Extreme Confidence!

Ok folks. If you're hear reading this it's because you're close to pulling the trigger. I get it. I'm here to help. I recently purchased my new Overalls. Upon receiving them and opening up the package, I called that my first handshake with the product and it was absolutely fantastic immediately. I could see the material in the construction, feel it comfortably to the touch and know these were going be a really good product. Most of all, I like how they fit. The material, check. The trims, button buttons, fasteners, etc., all check. Pockets, pocket placement, pocket entry, comfort, check. All good. It's really the fit that I really felt good about. I love the cut of the leg, the adjustable straps work perfectly and within 60 seconds of putting them on I had adjusted to what I considered to be a glove like fit. I'm super happy with what I got. And I feel the most important piece for you if you're reading this, which is the same for me, is price value. And, I 100% believe that I'm getting what I paid for. Great product, great value, great price, and a brand I feel good about. Purchase your Flex Canvas Overall with confidence. I can see another pair in another color in my future.

Awesome. I want color block pants!

Great design. I've already put them through the ringer- chainsaw work, string trimming, gardening, etc. These are holding up really well. I'd live in them all the time if I didn't have to wash 'em.

Great Overalls, Apparently for People with Shoulders

I wanted to love these overalls. In many ways, I do. The color scheme is fantastic, the fabric feels bombproof without being stiff, and the fit everywhere else is just about perfect. They look great at the crag, around town, and while pretending to do important outdoor-person activities. Unfortunately, as a climber with narrow shoulders, I've discovered that these overalls were apparently designed using a lead climber with wingspan-maxxed genetics as the fit model. They're so close to working. If the back came up even an inch or two higher, I think they'd be perfect. Instead, I spend my day repeatedly fishing the straps back onto my shoulders. Walk to the climbing wall? Strap falls. Bend over to grab gear? Strap falls. Stand completely still and mind my own business? Believe it or not, strap falls. At this point, putting the straps back on has become an additional training exercise. My shoulder endurance has never been better. It's a shame because literally everything else is dialed. The materials are excellent, the fit through the legs and waist is spot on, and they feel built to last. But if you're built like a climber who specializes in crimps instead of bench press, be aware that the shoulder fit may not be your friend. Final Verdict: Fantastic overalls trapped inside a strap management simulator. If LIVSN ever releases a "Narrow Shoulder Edition," I'll be first in line. Until then, I'll continue periodically re-equipping my straps like a dropped quickdraw, and stick to the Flex Canvas Pants.