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When I am doing work in our shop all day I like to wear an apron instead of my belt( with lots of pockets and stuff that I don’t need). Does anyone know where I can get an apron that has two shoulder loops instead of the over the neck loop that just rubs the back of your neck all day? I thought Duluth had one but I could not find it in their newest catalogue.
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http://www.parktool.com/cgi-local/shop.pl/page=aprons.htm/SID=PUT_SID_HERE
*Brad,I bet you're a pretty talented guy.........why don't you find the apron you like (pockets, length, etc.) and cut off the old straps then sew on the kind of straps you want?Just an idea,Ed. Williams
*Brad,I know just what you want, 'cause my mom makes mine for me. We have been refining the design for about five years now and have it just about perfect. She has made a few for other woodworkers, but she charges so much that she doesn't sell many. If you have $50 to blow, let me know and I will put you in touch with her.TIm
*I have one that I bought from Bridge City Tools, 5 or 6 years ago. Its cordura and has about 1" nylon webbing for straps. It crosses over the shoulders and has been very comfortable.
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When I am doing work in our shop all day I like to wear an apron instead of my belt( with lots of pockets and stuff that I don't need). Does anyone know where I can get an apron that has two shoulder loops instead of the over the neck loop that just rubs the back of your neck all day? I thought Duluth had one but I could not find it in their newest catalogue.