What type of chaps do I want?
Batwing chap	The batwing chap is a full length pleasure or work chap which normally secures to the upper leg with buckles and
	straps.  It is an "open" design which allows air circulation.  This chap offers full length protection from
	trees, brush, and other elements.
Chink chap	The chink is a 3/4 length pleasure or work chap which normally secures to the upper leg with buckles and straps.  It is an
	"open" design which allows the best circulation of air.  It is the most versatile chap and offers good upper leg protection from
	trees, brush, and other elements while offering less restriction to movement.
Cutting chap	The cutting chap is a full length chap which normally secures to the upper leg with buckles and straps.  It is very similar to a
	batwing chap except that it has a "dropped heel" which is designed to cover the rider's boot heel and spurs.  This allows the
	rider to "cue" the horse with spur or heel movements without those "cues" being seen by spectators or judges.
Rodeo chap	The rodeo chap is a standard item in the "roughstock" events of rodeo.  It is a specially cut batwing chap that is designed to
	"flap" to accentuate the movements of the rider and make the riders movements look more dramatic to the spectators and judges.
Shotgun chap	The shotgun chap is a full length pleasure or work chap with a zipper closure.  It offers the most protection from the elements
	but is also the most restrictive and has the least air circulation because of it's "closed leg" design.
Show chap	The "show chap" or "equestrian chap" is a full length chap with a zipper closure.  It is very similar to the shotgun chap with the
	exception that it is made with a "dropped heel" like the cutting chap to conceal the riders spurs and heel.
Schooling chap	The schooling chap is a full length chap used for english style riding.  It is basically a shotgun chap that is normally tapered more
	tighter fitting than a western style shotgun chap.
Motorcyle chap	The motorcycle chap is a full length chap with a zipper closure and snaps at the base of the leg.  It is basically a biker style
	version of a shotgun chap with the exception that it has snaps at the base of the leg.  The snaps keep the zipper from un-zipping
	that is caused by to the base of the chap leg "flapping in the wind" during riding.