What's your opinion on hunting chaps? I need new hunting chaps. Whether I am training the dog in the field, hunting, teaching orienteering with the scouts, planting trees at the local conservation district, I make use of my chaps. The only pair I have ever had were Filson single tincloth. They have worn well and I have taken care to wax them regularly always putting the hair dryer to them to get the wax to soak in. But after more than 15 years, they are getting thin in the knees. I would buy them againand they would probably last me for the rest of my time.
If I were a dog, people would say I am "long coupled." I have a long torso and short thick arms and legs. Where other people have legs, I have moveable tree trunks. Husky is the only option.
The single tincloth filson's breath pretty well in warm weather and they fit pretty well.
Who manufactures the chaps with the largest thighs? (keep the jokes to yourself)
Are briar proof chaps hot or do they beath? The nylon and cordura looks like it would not disipate heat.
Zippers and snaps look like an option worth having, but some of the zippers look light weight. Some of the snaps are clearly smaller than others and would not work well with gloves or cold temperatures.
If I were a dog, people would say I am "long coupled." I have a long torso and short thick arms and legs. Where other people have legs, I have moveable tree trunks. Husky is the only option.
The single tincloth filson's breath pretty well in warm weather and they fit pretty well.
Who manufactures the chaps with the largest thighs? (keep the jokes to yourself)
Are briar proof chaps hot or do they beath? The nylon and cordura looks like it would not disipate heat.
Zippers and snaps look like an option worth having, but some of the zippers look light weight. Some of the snaps are clearly smaller than others and would not work well with gloves or cold temperatures.
