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+1 on the longer jeans. Only thing that sucks is most stores in my area only stock 30 and 32 inch inseams in waist sizes above 36. What? All fat guys like me have short legs?
I always thought that 'boot straps' were for pulling on your boots also. Guess I'm an old fart (66).
My 'riding boots' are White's 12" Smoke Jumpers...they have a loop on the back to pull them on.
I wear Wrangler 13 MWZ's that are a couple of inches too long when riding.
I'm a 'fat guy' (46/30) also, so finding extra long pant legs isn't a problem!!
Have never had a problem with pant legs blowing up my leg.
+1 on the longer jeans. Only thing that sucks is most stores in my area only stock 30 and 32 inch inseams in waist sizes above 36. What? All fat guys like me have short legs?
Same problem here. I think they assume if you're large you're shaped like a bowling ball or something. I just end up buying Levis online since I can't find 34 or 36 inseams in any store for a 40" waist.
I wear them now, but I believe it has to do with the location of your highway pegs. I didn't wear them before but now that I raised my pegs a little on the crash bar it seems the angle is just right to blow my pants legs to the tops of my boots. Another reason to consider them...a buddy of mine had a bee go up his pants leg last year, almost wrecked trying to pull over and get his pants off! Pretty funny now that it's over but at the time it wasn't.
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