I bought these as I do a lot of off-trail walking in the woods and fields. My boots accumulate a large number of foxtails, thorns and other problems. Socks are a must when running off-track. They also help repel mosquitoes and ticks. However, the bottom of the gaiter is not airtight, so mites can still crawl inside. This helps as the surface is smooth and it is harder for the tick to climb onto it from the outside. The real benefit is that they keep spikes and sharp tails away. (The ones that get stuck in your socks and rest on your feet). There is a clip on the front for attaching to the laces, providing a convenient attachment point. The front is securely closed with Velcro. If you wear them with shorts, be aware that your feet will sweat inside! If you're wearing long pants, then you shouldn't notice it so much. The top fastens with a strap that goes through a buckle so it can be tightened below the knee to your liking. Although it seemed to me that it fits snugly on the lower leg. I have size L
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