Rodeo Chaps

[Dink]

Sounds like a woman that I would not want to mess with, plus I would want her on my side at all time. This sounds like a woman I wold refer to as mam. Though I would be lying to you if I told these were made for a woman.

Dink

Very, Very nice, Dink!

My days of rodeo are far past but I sure like to see nice work.

Incidently I figure I'd add my two cents regarding the pink pair. I've known some tough gals who could darn well wear anything they wished. Thirty years ago my dad worked for the U.S. Forest Service and he hired his first woman fire fighter. The crew messed with her for the first few days until they asked her to go bring them the old horseshoeing anvil. She walked over, picked it up with one hand and tucked it under her arm and marched right over to them. They (the guys who were the cool, pretty boy college types nailing down a summer job) didn,t bother her after that and she returned to the crew every summer for many years. Some of the toughest people I've known have been women.

[grumpyguy]

Hey Dink,

I guess in that case "Don't ask, Don't tell" applys. Just take the money and make the goods. (Sorry, Couldn't resist after this mornings topic in saddle constrction.)

Edited April 28, 2008 by grumpyguy

[Elton Joorisity]

The "Tough Enough To Wear Pink" comment I made was a referral to Wrangler's program that donates money to breast cancer research. Most big rodeos have a designated "pink" night and competitors and fans alike show up adorned in pink shirts.

[gtwister09]

The "Tough Enough To Wear Pink" comment I made was a referral to Wrangler's program that donates money to breast cancer research. Most big rodeos have a designated "pink" night and competitors and fans alike show up adorned in pink shirts.

Very familiar with the "Tough Enough to Wear Pink" program but what me chuckle is that it takes a "pink" cancer campaign to make men wear pink. Rodeos aren't the only events that have a designated "pink" night.

Regards,

Ben

[grumpyguy]

I have not been around rodeo for sometime and had no idea what the slogan meant. I would not want to offend anyone and cancer of any sort is not a laughing matter. I'm glad to see serious efforts by the Wrangler and the PRCA contestants to support research for these particular cancer victims. That however does not change the the chaps were well made and excellently executed!

[Hennessy]

I have not been around rodeo for sometime and had no idea what the slogan meant. I would not want to offend anyone and cancer of any sort is not a laughing matter. I'm glad to see serious efforts by the Wrangler and the PRCA contestants to support research for these particular cancer victims. That however does not change the the chaps were well made and excellently executed!

hey dink well made,hung well[excellently executed]and made for show n winnin rides at th rodeo.hard to improve those peter john

[RonaldSe]

BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!

[nobearsyet]

Through the time I spent as a proffessional rodeo cowboy I wore pink chaps for the 3 roughstock events every night, sometimes twice a day if the shows were close enough (you can pull that off if you belong to a couple diferent sanctioning bodies) and I took a bunch of flack for it. Until later that night at the after party...

BTW, they look good enough to me