Reliable Performance
Updated RAC Chainsaw Chaps combine lightweight 3-layer blocking material with durable construction and replaceable, adjustable stretch straps for a secure, comfortable fit on the job.
Product Features
- Lightweight Protective Coverage: 3-layer blocking material extends from the belt line to the ankle.
- Durable, Water-Repellent Shell: Lightweight yet rugged 9 oz. 900-denier CORDURA® polyester features an FC-free durable water-repellent finish and PU coating.
- Heavy-Duty Buckles: YKK® buckles are built to withstand stress and cold working conditions.
- Patented Daisy Fit™ Strap System: Adjustable stretch straps provide a customized, comfortable fit.
- Replaceable Straps and Buckles: Worn straps and buckles can be replaced without replacing the entire pair of chaps.
- Multiple Lengths: Available in Regular, Long, and Extra Long lengths. Extra Long is available on Calf Wrap styles only.
- Multiple Widths: Standard and Wide widths are available on Calf Wrap styles.
- Additional Calf-Wrap Coverage: Calf Wrap styles feature 360° left-facing wraparound padding for additional coverage against a chainsaw’s natural direction of pull.
Functional Features
Water-Repellent Finish
An FC-free DWR finish helps repel liquids from the outer fabric.
Heavy-Duty Hardware
Durable YKK® buckles are designed to perform in cold and demanding working conditions.
Replaceable Stretch Straps
Refresh worn straps and buckles without replacing the entire pair of RAC Chaps.
Find the Right Fit
Proper fit is essential for chainsaw protective apparel to provide its intended coverage.
- Position the waistband securely at your hips.
- The bottom of the chaps should overlap the top of your boots by approximately 2 inches.
- Adjust the straps so they are secure without being too tight or too loose.
- Make sure the chaps remain in place while allowing comfortable movement.
How to Measure Your Inseam
Lay a pair of pants that fits you well on a flat surface and smooth out the fabric. Measure from the front crotch point along the inseam to the bottom hem.
Available Lengths
- Regular: 30″–32″ inseam
- Long: 33″–34″ inseam
- Extra Long: 35″–36″ inseam, available on Calf Wrap styles only
- Widths: Standard and Wide options are available on Calf Wrap styles
Care Between Wear
Proper cleaning, drying, inspection, and storage help maintain the condition of your chainsaw protective apparel.
Remove Debris
Dirt, sawdust, oil, and other foreign material can interfere with the chainsaw-stopping fibers. Shake out your chaps after use and remove debris from the outer shell.
Keep Them Clean and Dry
Keep your chaps free of soil, moisture, oil, and debris. Wash them according to the care label when needed and allow them to air dry completely before wearing or storing them.
Store Them Properly
Store your chaps in the provided bag in a cool, dry location. Do not leave them in damp trailers or basements, in direct sunlight, or on vehicle dashboards. Keep them away from liquids, oil, and other contaminants.
Learn more about care between wear.
Inspect Before Every Wear
Check your chaps for:
- Fabric strain, cuts, rips, holes, or burn marks
- Loose, exposed, clumped, or dislodged blocking material
- Built-up dirt, debris, oil, or moisture
- Discoloration or signs of contamination
- Sewing, patches, repairs, or modifications
- Shrinkage or damage caused by improper washing or drying
- An outer shell that no longer aligns with the protective layers
Do Not Wear Damaged Chaps
Never wear chainsaw protective apparel that:
- Does not fit properly
- Needs repair
- Has loose, damaged, or exposed blocking fibers or layers
- Has holes or exposed protective material
- Has shrunk or become misshapen
- Has been sewn, patched, repaired, or modified
- Has been contaminated with oil, dirt, moisture, or other substances
Always read and follow the product safety label before use.
Review the chainsaw protection checklist.
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