Nov. 22nd, 2009

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I'm sick, with what could possibly be the swine flu (although I don't have a fever), and I decided I needed to leave the house, so I went to Starbucks. That was prettymuch all I could muster, and now I'm back in the house recovering from the brief outing.

My wrist is still all fucked up, so I am going to see someone about it tomorrow.

Bläarg.
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I'm sick, with what could possibly be the swine flu (although I don't have a fever), and I decided I needed to leave the house, so I went to Starbucks. That was prettymuch all I could muster, and now I'm back in the house recovering from the brief outing.

My wrist is still all fucked up, so I am going to see someone about it tomorrow.

Bläarg.
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I'm all about finding stuff that's interesting, flattering, and practical. If your garment won't last more than two wearings, I don't care how good it looks. Today, I present to you a fantastic, functional garment with style for (literally) miles.

My apologies for this horrible scan. Fuck you, HP for your bullshit AIOs that require proprietary software to use, but still don't have basic de-screening functions.

Langlitz Rangers




The question isn't *if* you spill, it's when. When you do, you need to sacrifice skin to the asphalt gods. You can sacrifice your own, or you can sacrifice someone else's. Personally, I choose cow over my own flesh.

I like this style in particular as few people seem to rock it these days, and I've always had an eye for the classic. These breeches are very reminiscent of every Tom of Finland pic you've ever seen, and that's never a bad thing. Notice the high waistline, which allows a good, wide belt that will help your kidneys on those long cross-country runs. While I am not super-keen on the zipper pockets, the slash style themselves make it easy to get in them when you're wearing riding gloves.

Langlitz makes fully custom gear, made to measure. A good fit is of utmost importance as this is foremost a protective garment that happens to look fantastic, especially after several thousand miles, and more than a few dead bugs. The wait is long, and yes, they're expensive, but their customer service is amazing, and they'll work with you to make your garment to your satisfaction. These guys have been around for ages, and worth your patronage.
octothorpe: (Default)
I'm all about finding stuff that's interesting, flattering, and practical. If your garment won't last more than two wearings, I don't care how good it looks. Today, I present to you a fantastic, functional garment with style for (literally) miles.

My apologies for this horrible scan. Fuck you, HP for your bullshit AIOs that require proprietary software to use, but still don't have basic de-screening functions.

Langlitz Rangers




The question isn't *if* you spill, it's when. When you do, you need to sacrifice skin to the asphalt gods. You can sacrifice your own, or you can sacrifice someone else's. Personally, I choose cow over my own flesh.

I like this style in particular as few people seem to rock it these days, and I've always had an eye for the classic. These breeches are very reminiscent of every Tom of Finland pic you've ever seen, and that's never a bad thing. Notice the high waistline, which allows a good, wide belt that will help your kidneys on those long cross-country runs. While I am not super-keen on the zipper pockets, the slash style themselves make it easy to get in them when you're wearing riding gloves.

Langlitz makes fully custom gear, made to measure. A good fit is of utmost importance as this is foremost a protective garment that happens to look fantastic, especially after several thousand miles, and more than a few dead bugs. The wait is long, and yes, they're expensive, but their customer service is amazing, and they'll work with you to make your garment to your satisfaction. These guys have been around for ages, and worth your patronage.

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