Leg Gaiters Waterproof and Adjustable Snow Boot Gaiters One Size for Hiking,Walking,Hunting,Backpacking and Outdoor Climbing for Men and Women

Bought as a gift and person loved them

These were great for my climb on Mt. St. Helens. I never once had to stop to get any rocks or grit out of my boots during the climb. The Velcro made them very easy to get on and off. The bottom straps didn’t seem to have any wear and tear after 10 miles of trudging over rocks and pumice.

love color and fit. one serious okdrawback is undershoe strap, which is plastic, and will probably abrade rapidly if worn on concrete surfaces, and will also be difficult (become non-pliable) to fasten in cold weather. also, included storage pouch is too small (but can you ever get anything back in the box it came in? 🥴).

Pros: lightweight with packing pouch that doesn’t take up much room in a pack or suitcase. Easy to put on. Hook for shoes with gaiter loops.Cons: None yet. Unsure of durability.

Easy on....Easy off....light weight.....fits....protects my pant legs.I can't compare these to others because this is my first pair. After having snow sticking to my pant legs after talking my dog out for a potty walk in a foot of snow, a friend suggested I get these (he had a different brand for hunting). I wasn't sure I would like them or if they would be a hassle, but I like them and they are not a hassle. I was also worried about them being "One Size Fits All" since other brands came in sizes, but these fit great (I am a woman that is 5' 2"). I'm glad I bought these.

materials seem good especially for price.barely close over pac boots.if fit better would be very satisfied and review better.

Bought these specifically for string trimming while wearing shorts. Nice lightweight with plenty of protection. I have 21.5” calves and although a bit snug, these do fit.

Purchased for gorilla trekking in Uganda and they served their purpose nicely. Only drawback is that they are unisize. My husband's fit him nicely, mine were a bit loose (tightened as much as possible), but they would still slip down a bit and sometimes be under the heal of my hiking shoe rather than above it. Two sizes would be a great improvement. If you are petite, perhaps look at the kid's version (if it exists)?