How to measure for your new chaps
Chaps are measured from the top of your belt down to the top of your foot. Just hook a tape measure in your trousers and let it fall to the ground. It's that easy!

WAIST SIZES:
All chaps have an adjustable waist band from 28" up to 44. If you need a larger waist size see the optional belt extender under "Related Items" (below) or search part number 501 EXT.

LEG WIDTH:
These chaps are 15" (37cm), wide at their widest spot on each leg.

LENGTHS:
Regular: 28" Pad, 32" Overall Length
Long: 30" Pad, 34" Overall Length
X-Long: 32" Pad, 36" Overall Length
2X-LONG: 36" Pad, 40" Overall Length

Meets BNQ/CUL Class B standards and U.L Approved.

Showing questions 1 - 4 of 4 Page: 1 Q. What are the measurements for the waist? A. The waist will fit 26" to 48" and we also sell a 12" belt extender.   187 people found this answer helpful.   Was this question helpful? Yes   Posted by: Rhonda from pa on 10/19/2007   Q. How are your lengths measured? Do you go by pant size or from the waist down the outside of the leg? A. The rule for chaps is that you want them to extend at least 2" below the top of your boot. It's best to get them as long as possible without stepping on them. The best way to size them is to measure from the top of your waistband to the ponit on your ankle were you want them to stop. This will be th ... (See full answer) The rule for chaps is that you want them to extend at least 2" below the top of your boot. It's best to get them as long as possible without stepping on them. The best way to size them is to measure from the top of your waistband to the ponit on your ankle were you want them to stop. This will be the overall length you requrie. (Hide full answer)   174 people found this answer helpful.   Was this question helpful? Yes   Posted by: Jolene S from PA on 12/9/2007   Q. Are these pants machine-washable? A. The manufacturer recommends washing by hand and hang to dry.   232 people found this answer helpful.   Was this question helpful? Yes   Posted by: John from Vermont on 1/28/2008   Q. Will these chaps jam the chain on contact? A. Once you go through the Kevlar layer the fibers run up your chain and clog the sprocket, stopping the saw. All the chainsaw chaps we sell use a variation of this design.   120 people found this answer helpful.   Was this question helpful? Yes   Posted by: Dan N from Ohio on 1/10/2009   Showing questions 1 - 4 of 4 Page: 1 Submit Your Question Thank you for taking the time to ask a question about this product. Before you continue, please take a moment to read the faq guidelines. Your Question By submitting this faq you agree to all terms and conditions of our review faq guidelines. login required

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