Chaps, Which ones are favorites?

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I am looking to buy some chaps but see there are many kinds of them. I run Husky saws so was lookin at Husky chaps, there are several models.
What are ya'lls favorites?
 
If you get Jonsered chaps your Huskies will cut faster.
 
Make sure you wear jeans and shorts beneath your chaps...:D


I've only used the Stihl chaps, and they work fine... After a few weeks they are all so filthy you can't tell one brand from another.
 
If you like Husky, these are my favorite:

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Pro Forest Wrap Chaps

Rugged 1000 Denier Cordura shell with tool pockets. 5-layer Kev-Malimot blend chain saw protection on the front, sides and full calf. Meets the ASTM F1897, ANSI Z133.1 Standard and is UL Classified. Meets OSHA Regulation 1910-266. Machine washable.Part Number Description

605 00 10-50 36"-38" (Orange)
605 00 10-51 36"-38" (Blue)
605 00 10-52 40"-42" (Orange)
 
I definitely like pockets/pouches.
What is the difference between wrap chaps and apron chaps??
 
For What it is Worth....

I have been researching for a pair of protective pants or bibs for myself.

I feel the one's made in Europe to meet European Standers provide more protection.

I say this as, Class C protective pants or bibs have 9 layers of material as compared to 4 or 7 in the US Standard.

The Brand I have been looking at is SIP Protection. manufactures in Belgium by Sioen Industries. There Total Protection Styles.

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TALL FIT TROUSERS TOTAL PROTECTION
Model / Style 1SR6.

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TOTAL PROTECTION BIB & BRACE TROUSERS
Model / Style 1SG6

There English Web sit Catalog is at URL:

http://www.sioen.be/itemtemplates/deelsites/content_garment.asp?pTaal=ENG&pSite=sip

Also the clothing look stylish.

Just have to purchase the items from Europe.

Just My Opinion.....For What it is Worth.

Regards

Joseph
 
labonville seems to offer the best bang for the $$. But they run a little short, so go a size longer if you want them to cover down to your feet.
 
Joseph:

Thanks for the linky to the Sioen pdf catalog. It looks like they make some quality protective gear, and their catalog is very well done and informative.
 
Yes, All there Clothing looks First Class.

I think I will be purchasing one of there bib's, model 1SG6.

Located a Dealer On-line in the UK.
 
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