Think safety chaps are to uncomfortable or too hot?
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I don't think the video would cause me to think about kevlar chaps in a different way than I have in the past. My wife wants me in a full suit of armor before I hit the woods. I probably will get chaps. I had one small mishap years ago. Nicked my knee. Never even felt it, but I felt the blood running down my leg.
It would have helped if they mentioned the number of saw related accidents every year. If he did, I missed it. I suppose that info could be found on the web somewhere.
Curiously, I don't see any kind of chaps in your list of tools. Perhaps they should be.
It would have helped if they mentioned the number of saw related accidents every year. If he did, I missed it. I suppose that info could be found on the web somewhere.
Curiously, I don't see any kind of chaps in your list of tools. Perhaps they should be.
You mean like a kilt?EatenByLimestone said:
That reminds me... Adios Pantalones hasn't been here for a while.
Tried the no pants under the chaps thingy, but as i don't wear underpants, it was quite scary what was exposed at that point :ahhh:
A) Too much information!
B) Love them - they keep brush, etc from tearing my jeans and besides, after one little nick it was an easy decision. Working in the snow it keeps the pants drier too.
B) Love them - they keep brush, etc from tearing my jeans and besides, after one little nick it was an easy decision. Working in the snow it keeps the pants drier too.
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