AO Safety 93049 Chain Saw Chaps

List Price: $82.25 Discount Price: $56.62

Features:

• Jams chain saw on contact
• Durable nylon material
• Oil and water resistant outer layer
• Quick release buckles
• Extra long leg length each leg has a quick release buckle

Customer Reviews:

Well worth the $. [Posted on 2008-06-21]
If you were to have just 1 mishap with out these chaps it could cost you missed work, medical bills, and maybe even your life...Be safe not sorry.

Excellent quality [Posted on 2008-06-23]
These chaps are excellent quality. Easy to get on & off. Only problem we had is my son is on the short side, had to pin them a little for him. Highly recommend them to anyone using chainsaws or weedeater type tools.

Good but large [Posted on 2008-08-11]
Very good item. It is definitely for adults and you'd better be not too thin. I'm 5'10 and 170lbs, I have to get the leg straps tight all the way and it just fits. It will probably be better in winter with ticker clothe but this will not fit thinner people. Very good protection, recommended for trimmer, brush cutter and logging.

Poor fit for average sized guy [Posted on 2008-08-15]
At 5'11 and 200lbs, I guess I am fairly average sized. These chaps are enormous for 'one size fits all'. They should advertise that they protect your stomach and chest since you have to cinch the belt up near your nipples to keep from tripping over the bottoms. One remark I heard was that I appeared to be a 90 year old man with my Sansabelt slacks pulled up sky high. I wore boots & jeans and they were still very baggy.

I didnt test the function of the chaps, but they seemed to be fairly easy to work in. They were hot though...I had to take them off every half hour to cool off.

All in all, if they do what they are supposed to, I'll be happy to put up with the poor fit and odd looks to keep my legs attached to the rest of my body.

Gap in protection [Posted on 2009-01-04]
Because of the way these chaps are cut and the one-size-fits-all fitting (my waist is 34"), the leggings tend to rotate so that my inner calfs and thighs are very exposed. It seems that the inner legs are as likely to get hit as the outer legs, so I think this is a pretty major design flaw. I plan on returning mine and trying something else.

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