Nanxson Aardewerk Schort Split Been Lange Kunstenaar Schilderen Schort met 3 Zakken & Verstelbare Gesp voor Keramische Wiel DIY Art

As a potter who likes to use the pottery wheel, this apron is great for protecting my clothes when working with clay. The apron is adjustable at the neck and has a tie in the back. The length of this apron is on the longer side, which is a plus. The best feature for me is the split leg for sitting at a pottery wheel while still keeping both legs covered. I like the lightweight fabric and the addition of pockets on the front of the apron.

Me encanta trabajar con torno y barro, y este delantal de Nanxson ha sido un acierto total. Lo mejor es su diseño con apertura en las piernas, que permite cubrir bien ambas sin que te moleste al sentarte o al moverte. En alfarería esto es fundamental, porque trabajas muchas veces con las piernas abiertas y los delantales normales no cubren bien o se arrugan.El material es resistente pero ligero, no agobia ni da calor, incluso tras sesiones largas. Además, los bolsillos son súper útiles para tener a mano herramientas pequeñas, esponjas, una rasqueta… y no tener que estar levantándote cada dos por tres.Se ajusta fácilmente al cuello y se mantiene bien en su sitio, sin moverse mientras trabajas. Además, se limpia sin problema (lavadora sin sustos) y aguanta bien la suciedad típica del barro y el agua.Pros:Diseño dividido que cubre ambas piernas cómodamente.Material ligero, resistente y fácil de lavar.Bolsillos prácticos para herramientas.Buena sujeción y ajuste.Contras:De momento, ninguno. Cumple de sobra para lo que lo quiero.Recomendación final:Si te dedicas a la cerámica o trabajas en torno como hobby o profesión, este delantal es una compra muy recomendable. Es cómodo, funcional y está pensado justo para este tipo de actividades. Repetiría sin dudar.

~ Nanxson Pottery Apron Split Leg Long Artist Painting Apron with 3 Pockets & Adjustable Buckle for Ceramic Wheel DIY Art ~I have a few split leg aprons in my possession. This apron is well stitched. The material, 95% cotton and 5% polyester feels good to the touch and plays well with your clothing. When I say plays well with your clothes, there are some aprons I’ve come across that will cling to and move with your clothing, bunching up or twisting around. That is truly a pain, especially when your hands are covered with clay and you’re trying to keep yourself covered. This Nanxson apron stays put and moves appropriately.Because of the cotton and polyester blend, I’m confident that there will not be a problem in the wash. The tag does instruct you to wash separately or dry clean. I don’t think so, not me. It’ll be thrown in the regular wash with the rest of my denim and clay Studio clothes.The waist strap is nice and long, which I like. There’s enough to go around and tie in the front. I’m about a 33in waist before dinner.The apron is nice and long. I’m 5’7” and it hits me about 2 inches below my knees.I haven’t been on the wheel to test it yet. So, I don’t know how the light material will perform.There are two complaints that I have. The pockets are small, like a women’s pants pocket. The chest pocket I can’t get my hand in. If they got rid of the little sewn in pencil slot, that pocket would have more room. The depth of it is find. The other two bottom pockets 6”wide x 6.5” long. Ugh. Too small, even though I can get my hands in those.The other con I have is the neck strap. It’s rather thin and narrow. In my experience the strap becomes uncomfortable around my neck and I have to keep adjusting or make sure there is something between the strap and my neck, like a cotton scarf or tall collar. I do, however, like the adjustable d-ring design rather than the tie behind the neck.Overall, this brown split leg pottery apron is a good bet at the low end of the price point.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️