Bailey's

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.

Lots of folks like it to the top of the boot. Some to the top of the foot. What you do want to avoid is having it so long you may step on it and trip. If you want it hitting the top of your foot, then get the 36 and do a little turn up on it. If you are comfortable with it a couple of inches up from

Lots of folks like it to the top of the boot. Some to the top of the foot. What you do want to avoid is having it so long you may step on it and trip. If you want it hitting the top of your foot, then get the 36 and do a little turn up on it. If you are comfortable with it a couple of inches up from the top of your boot, then 32" would do fine.
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I guess I've been lucky for 45 years of woodcutting with just jeans and leather gloves . They look to be bulletproof and fit well. Hopefully I will not have to test there limits... I also got the Rockman premium helmet to complete the Dorky look , but at least I am confidant I will come home ALIVE !!

My pants size is 32/32. I ordered the 36" and they fit perfect.

these are great. I am in the woods daily, and these allow for easy movement. You can drop to one knee and not have them constrain you. All my research said these were the ones and they are. Thanks Bailieys, your price and shipping time are great. I would suggest suspenders for anyone wearing chaps.

My old Stihl chaps are skinny by comparison. The Labonville chaps are plump and perfect for fit. They deserve their high rating. Plus, can't beat full wrap.

These are the best quality chaps I've found. They're also rated very high on ArboristSite.com. If you're going to be using a saw "all day long", you owe it to yourself and your family to wear a set of these!