Review on Rocky Mountain Low Gaiters by Outdoor Research by Travis Caminiti

I have an older version of this sock and have ridden AT and other cascades in it for over 2000 miles. I've ridden 2000 miles since my last pair because the top and bottom latches were metal buttons and they never let me down. What crippled her was the fact that the bottom elastic was completely ruined. Also, I loved that they used to only have eyelet holes on the bottom edge and used nylon thread to go under the foot which is easy to replace, although I ran my rope at least a thousand miles before it was needed. . The problem with the new ones is that the top and bottom flaps are only attached with Velcro. The Velcro is guaranteed to wear out, get clogged with ice or mud, and the Velcro's small dual flaps are awkward to attach and detach. They can be difficult to handle even with colder fingers. They also seem too big, like your clown balloons walking around your boots.