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I have been looking for a set of chaps and finally tried a pair on today. After finding a pair to fit around my legs and getting them on they were bunched up at my boot and I mean bunched up these things were probably 2 inches to long at least. The lady helping me said "these are perfect, you want them bunched up like this it creates a suction on your boot to keep the wind out".
This will be my first pair of chaps and I need some advice.
Whether right or wrong, I cut mine to where the back is barely touching when I walk and the front extends to where my toes start. It's a diagonal cut. I had to cut it three times b4 I got it right. Don't cut too much at any one time.
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