Two of my friends spent the bucks on some Brooks chaps and had nothing but problems, snaps falling off and stretching out. My cheap *** bought some "Leather King" ones at a bike show for $60.00 and they are awesome.

 

+1 on the jeans. Warmer in the crotch and ***, and you don't get the wet *** from water running down the seat. I spray them with a good quality waterproofer. Still wear rainsuit in downpours though.

 

+100 - Fox Creek stuff is awesome!

 

I bought a pair and only wore em twice. They've been in the closet ever since. Don't like wearing them.

 

I purchased mine from Alaska Fur and Leather in Anchorage. They took the time to measure and fit them for me. I am thankful that they took the time they did especially when I was hit by a red light runner. After sliding down the aphalt and over a divided concrete median I came to appreciate the thickness of them. After getting them back from the ambulance crew I could only imagine the road rash I would have experienced if I had not been wearing them! The buckle was grounded nearly smooth and the snaps were smooth but the leather never rubbed through. I have seem some chaps that are as thin as a T-shirt but too each their own. Comfort vs. Safety....?

 

Milwaukee Leather great stuff

 

Casper's Leather. Address: 122 Bridge Street - Box 2828. Warba, MN 55793. Phone: 218-492-1903. Fax: 218-492-1503. E-mail: caspersleather@gmail.com

@ a buck 88 / pair with lifetime warranty

 

I'm not familiar with their chaps, but I bought a Vanson jacket and it's extremely heavy and comfortable. Compared with Fox Creek they might be a little more pricey, but it's another option.

 

Fox creek again...

 

what the best mean to U..??
lowest or highest prices.?
styles or colors.?
Brand Name.

My search found this one that claims they are the no1 store online...


http://www.bikersden.com/shop/shopdi...haps+%26+Pants