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    Default How to store your Chaps

    With the cold weather here, many of us wear chaps. When it warms up in the afternoon, you may want to take them off and store them away. So, what do you do with them? My wife found this video on YouTube showing a really compact way to fold and store your chaps.
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    saw this for the first time a couple of years ago been doing it this way ever since . I like it it works really well and has freed up space in my closet.

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    Tried it. Guess my chaps are thicker and less pliant than hers. It was a wrestling match and the chaps won.
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    A good idea if you are going to haul them with you and carry them in your saddle bag.

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    Anything to help make packing easier!!
    Thanks for posting this!
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    Default Chaps

    Great tip, been wearing chaps for 30 years and have never seen this before.

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    Been doing it kinda that way but the snapping together it a cool tid bit.
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    I saw this about 2 months ago and thought I would give it a try. I have 2 pair (one pair is very large, and the other pair is lined, and even larger). Surprisingly enough, the largest pair was the easiest to fold. This was one of the most useful packing aids that I have come across.
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