Kentucky Half-Chaps - Black

Please note: Half chaps when paired with your favourite boots should feel very snug and should be hard to on at first.

You don’t want your half chaps to be too loose.

When you are first trying them on. They will ease over a few days of wear and mould to the shape of your leg.

Half chaps should come right up to the knee.

They should reach the bend in your knee and if they sit lower than ¼" lower than your knee, they are too short.

The easiest way to fasten new chaps is by straitening your leg, you might also want to recruit a friend to help.

Please note: In order to get an accurate measurement you will need to wear the same legwear that you usually ride in.

1) Sit on a chair with your knees bent at a ninety-degree angle with your feet flat on the floor.

2) Measure your calf at its widest point using a cloth tape measure. Keep the tape measure tight. This is your width measurement. 

3) Measure your calf length from the floor to the back of your knee. This is your height measurement. 

4) Compare your measurements to the size chart and select your half chap.

If you discover you have two different calf sizes,  its best to select using the smaller measurement.

Bareback Footwear chaps will stretch and elastic panel that should compensate for the different leg shapes.

Get in touch if you would like further information or help with your selections.