Rothco ECWCS Poly Gaiter Black Review

These socks were exactly what I was looking for. 6ft 1220lbs and I found this piece to fit perfectly and keep the chill out without being too long or too short. I recommend this both as a windbreak when riding a 4 wheeler or just in a deer rack.

Very thick, not as stretchy as I thought. However, it warms the neck and face. If you're looking for something lighter and stretchier, I'd recommend something else. But this one is perfect for riding and fishing in cold weather as the fleece is a great insulator.

We never had them when I was in the Marine Corps, especially in the early GWOT and early OIF days. We only had summer alligators. Man I wish we had these polar alligators. I could probably do without the shemagh, two alligators and a MOPP jacket to keep me warm in the Anbar winter.

I just used them during a National Guard activation when we were standing outside late and they absolutely have my face and warm neck saved. . So warm that I even had to take them off indoors because laying them down made my neck sweat. I recommend this product.

For the price I had pretty low expectations of this product; However, I was quite surprised by its quality. The outside of the gaiter has a unique polypropylene feel, while the inside is made from a very comfortable, soft material. The spats are also larger than the ones I was given in the army, almost a foot long. It covers the neck/ears/head well and retains heat well. I am thinking of getting one in black to match another jacket.

Worn on a recent practice riding soft top Hummer only in my 30's and in the snow. Keeps my neck nice and warm. I have a large neck (18 inches) and was concerned it would be too small, but it actually gets a little lost on my neck. The color is pretty coyote for the army and matches my fleece I bought in clothing and sales. . It was also cheaper in price but better in quality than clothing and clearance. Very soft fleece inside. The outer material is not fleece but a heavier material almost like

Bought because I'm a Marine recruiting in Nebraska so I needed leggings that I can wear with both regular civilian clothing and uniforms. This is an excellent cape for the neck: very warm, large, thick, protects the face from numbness. Only thing is, "Coyote Brown" doesn't fit at all and I can't wear it in uniform! The attached picture shows the real Coyote Brown hat for comparison. The gaiters look more like Army/Air Force OCP/Multicam Olive Drab than MARPAT Coyote Brown. Again, a great…