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Skateboarding => Shoes & Gear => Topic started by: j....soy..... on September 12, 2018, 09:21:05 PM
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Is there much of a difference fit wise?
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874 are the only dickies
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There is only one way to spell touque......
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The fit between 873 and 67 is almost indispensable. 67s have a button rather than clasp closure at the waist, 67s have narrower belt loops, and 67s are bit softer of the rack (unless you get 873 FLEX, which are absurdly soft/comfortable from Day 1). 67s are also like $15 bucks more expensive.
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There is only one way to spell touque......
I'll definitely give you that one since I'm in California using this handle on some cultural appropriation shit
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https://imgur.com/a/8qQegjB (https://imgur.com/a/8qQegjB)
correct me if i m wrong but here in europe, i thing 67 is called 894 (modern version of 874)
This might help about the fit.
from the most recent dickies catalog
measurements in centimeters and based on size 34/32
The material is softer and more confortable with the 67 / 894
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There is only one way to spell touque......
I'll definitely give you that one since I'm in California using this handle on some cultural appropriation shit
There is only one beanie as well....and it has a propeller......
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Not into slim fitting pants so I don’t know about the comfort level of those ‘67’s. But 874’s have gotta be the worst pair of pants ever made. No flex whatsoever, take 100 washes to become soft. The dickies I’ve been wearing for many years are their “flex” line which come in a variety of fits. Used to wear the loose but I’ve lost weight and now I wear the relaxed fit and they’re perfect. I imagine their flex version of the 874 to be too tight for men with bigger thighs like myself, but they could work if you’re a slim build. My $.02.
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I'm a skinny little Asian.....
My research leads me to believe they are quite similar.....
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There is only one way to spell touque......
Nah dude. Tuque, and toque are also acceptable.
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Not into slim fitting pants so I don’t know about the comfort level of those ‘67’s. But 874’s have gotta be the worst pair of pants ever made. No flex whatsoever, take 100 washes to become soft. The dickies I’ve been wearing for many years are their “flex” line which come in a variety of fits. Used to wear the loose but I’ve lost weight and now I wear the relaxed fit and they’re perfect. I imagine their flex version of the 874 to be too tight for men with bigger thighs like myself, but they could work if you’re a slim build. My $.02.
Tried 67s, exchanging for 874 flexes since the rise is slightly larger. Shopping for pants sucks
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They make both the 873's and 874's in flex....
Lemme know how it goes....never got around to buying em but still interested....
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Ended up w 874 flex, went up a size in width since the rise was too snug in my actual size, pretty good first few skate sessions in them.