Zipperless chaps

Claim 1

A pair of chaps, for use by a rider when riding a saddled horse, of single piece construction comprising two leg portions and an upper portion, said single piece being made from an elasticized, spongy material, said upper portion consisting of a waist band with overlapping ends, each of said leg portions extending down from said waist band in the form of a flat sheet of said material sufficiently wide to be capable of completely surrounding a leg and to overlap along the edges of said sheet along the part of said leg facing away from said horse with one edge overlapping the other edge facing in a rearwardly direction, a strip of material lining the length of each leg portion when wrapped around a leg so that the strip on both of said leg portions face each other to make contact with the saddle on said horse for resisting sliding, strips of adherent material on the overlapping ends of said waist band and the leg portions so that when said overlapping ends are engaged said adherent material will hold said overlapping ends in place, said overlapping ends being thereby adjustable to cover a range of sizes of said wearer both around the waist and each of the legs of said rider.