Posted by roaddevil49 on May 23, 2016 at 12:28:22 from (66.234.20.84):
I 'm an over the road driver,5'9"",175-180lbs, slim build, no a$$ or waist. I usually wear jeans or cargo pants. I try to buy relaxed boot cut jeans, that I can' always find.The issue I have is that most pants ride up after any seat time and at the end of the day I talk with a high pitched voice and a sore crutch. Tried adjusting the air ride seat in many positions but nothing seams to work. I wear a belt and with relaxed fit jeans and according to SWMBO'd,in that combo I look like a rapper who just crapped his pants, she doesn,t think suspenders would work( she doesn,t like them) , the next thought is bibs, in the summer I wear shorts with very little problem, as I rearange things easily. I can see why a lot of drivers wear track pants, but its not a company option. I have the same issues with tractor seats. Any ideas,driving nude isn't an option, thanks.
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