Frelaxy Leg Gaiters - Hiking Gaiters, Heavy-duty 900D Oxford Waterproof Gaiters for Hunting, Adjustable Snow Boot Gaiters Ideal for Skiing, Motorcycle, Snowshoeing - Men & Women Review

Whoever designed them has absolutely no outdoor experience. If you want to spend 20 minutes donning a pair of alligators with a sleek vinyl strap underneath, these are for you. Why use plastic, a material that becomes terribly brittle in very cold weather, as the main strap holding them to the bottom of your shoe? That's ridiculous. Also, you have the standard buckle adjustments with cheap straps at the top and bottom and velcro all the way down the gaiter, making it a chore to wear with any…

I purchased these boot gaiters prior to a recent ski trip to Utah. Three of us used them for three days and are happy customers so far. They protected our ski boots from the water and were easy to put on. We skied and walked on 2ft of snow so they were busy. I've bought a couple of expensive ones at my local outdoor supply store before, but they were just as expensive as three of them. I wasn't planning on using them enough to justify the difference in cost. They have done a very good job and…

This is the first pair of winter leggings I've bought so I'm learning as I go. I was just tired of coming home from hiking in snowy pants, so I bought them. Within 5 minutes of the second hike I took along the grassy riverbank, I was having issues that rendered these things almost unusable. Some snowdrifts were almost knee deep. The plastic buckles that are supposed to hold the strap to the sole of the boot keep getting caught in the grass or hard snow when I take a step. This stretched them…

They are well made, the velcro is good, the strap feels solid and the fabric is solid. Sewing is good too, the threads don't stick out. However, the clasp that holds the front of the leggings to the laces comes loose as soon as you put your foot on your knee. The hook should face outward to allow the line to hold the downward pressure on the hook. The strap buckle under the lining should face the other way, you need to pull the strap to the bottom of the foot to tighten it. This also results in