Half chaps for the 'wider' leg

[Holly_09]

Hi,

I'm trying to find some decently priced half chaps that are ok for those under 5'2 and also have a wider calf. I'm not large, but I have very muscely legs so I seem to struggle! From looking at the sizes, I probably need a 'medium' width at least, but a small length

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Cheers

 

[Django Pony]

I have Tredstep half chaps, they're great as they come in all different widths/lengths. Only ones I could get to fit my short, chubby calves!

 

[Piaffe63]

I often struggle with this. However, I think that many Shires brands do lots of variations of sizes

 

[Lu1]

Try Tredstep and Shires, i think they are good

 

[Holly_09]

Thanks! Having a look now.

 

[sallyg]

just chaps and fuller fillies

 

[appylass]

I have some neoprene chaps, current ones are by Tuffa, have had previously had some Equus ones too. I love them, they are really warm and seem to stretch to fit really well with no baggy bits

 

[maisey belle]

I bought some K*ty ones from equstrian clearance warehouse a couple of weeks ago. I have 18" calfs of solid muscle and can never find any to fit. According to the sizing i needed XXXL these came up HUGE! i even had to send them back for the next size down. I am tall though so not sure if they might be too long for you, but worth a look. They are actually really nice quality too.

 

[Oberon]

Just Chaps
http://www.justchaps.com/index.php?option=com_hikashop&view=product&layout=listing&Itemid=515

 

[Custard Cream]

Another vote for tired step here.

 

[blood_magik]

fuller fillies or equetector

 

[Ladybird]

Tredstep, loads of choices of length and width

 

[ecb89]

Can second tredstep for larger calfs

 

[lovinyourwork]

I have ENOURMOUS calves and found tuffa gaiters were great as the did all sorts of lengths too. Hsve a pair of black leather ones for sale but prob too wide and long for u by the sounds of it! Plenty out there, you just need to find a decent size guide, i found this the key!