New Chainsaw Chaps - Tried Them on and Showed Them Off - YARDMARIS

I got some new chainsaw chaps that I try on and give an overview on them. These are YARDMARIS Technical Class Chainsaw Chaps: amzn.to/3MSkhUt
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New Chainsaw Chaps - Tried Them on and Showed Them Off - YARDMARIS
About this item:
YARDMARIS Technical Wrap Chainsaw Chaps by UL Class A 8 Layers Chainsaw Pants Apron Style
6 layers anti-cutting fabric and 2 layers cushioning.
Buckle closure
[Official Certification] Tested and certified by UL,each chainsaw pants or chap meet ASTM F1897-20 and additional standard ASTM F3325-20. OSHA Regulation 1910-266.
[Safety Protection] We use effective 8 layers fabric (Sweden Technology)in our logger chaps and pants for chainsaw works,6 layers anti-cutting fabric and 2 layers cushioning.
[Premium Material] Outer fabric on our chainsaw chaps made by 1050D pure Polyester with PU coated-technical,durable and tougher. All our chaps use the Buckles from YKK or ITW,and Reflective stripe from 3M .
[Multifunctional] Two tactical pockets on our chainsaw chaps easily load your mobile phones, wallet and some tools used for logging. Reflective stripe on the logger chaps and pants offers an extra protection to the loggers who need work in the darkness.
[Updated Standard and Size Options] Each of chainsaw chaps meets the newest standard of 2020 year(NOT 2014). Two optional sizes for loggers and foresters,40-42 inch(9Large) and 36-38 inch(Medium) .Fixed most men and women.
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[@SeidelRanch]

These fit great and I am hoping they never need to protect me, but all it takes is 1 time. Check these out and other reviews here: amzn.to/3MSkhUt

[@diannasreviews]

At least you will have some protection now when working with the chainsaw. We are about 30 minutes away from a good hospital so these are a must.

[@SeidelRanch]

I am not looking to cut my leg off, but if I do it will take a while to get it back on.

[@abcdfamily4486]

Very nice chainsaw chaps.

[@SeidelRanch]

Yes they are! Thanks.

[@ApacheRanch]

I see hipsters wearing those downtown in Austin on Thursdays…

[@SeidelRanch]

Gotta wear protection everywhere now days.

[@ImpartiallySpeaking]

I had no idea these would fail with an electric chainsaw. Thanks for the info. Is that the case for even Class w trousers and jackets?

[@SeidelRanch]

So the purpose of these are to clog and bog down the chainsaw until it dies, which it does for gas saws. Electric chainsaws have much more torque at lower speeds so they take a lot to clog them up. These will still help, but the chainsaw could get more layers than it was designed to do and get through it. If you are using electric chainsaws, I would search for that type of protection specifically.

[@susanhershey7107]

I see you got the technical version. Do you know the difference between the class A technical version and the class A non-technical version? I looked at the descriptions of both on their website and even messaged them, but I never heard back. Why did you choose the technical version? Thanks

[@SeidelRanch]

Honestly, I do not. I know the differences between class A and class B, but not technical vs non-technical. Sorry.

[@drewcrew3298]

Those look nice. Don't test them out with the chainsaw.

[@SeidelRanch]

I will try not to test them out in action. I am hoping I never have to, but if they need to protect me I feel like they would do a good job.

[@wellaintthata5047]

Hope you never have to test them.

[@SeidelRanch]

Yeah, me neither.