🐸 FROGG TOGGS Unisex Waterproof Overshoe and Gaiters Frogg Leggs Over-Boots Leggings Review

Ridiculously large size, sloppy fit of strap to make up for slack at ankle so you can walk without them to keep them from dangling around, dose not enough adjustment to be effective, legs would maybe be a 300lb -Man fit , but I 160 again, they're not enough to hold the extra footage so they're very sloppy. IV used frog gear to get rid of for a long time so I also thought it was a lighter material but they are very heavy, maybe fit the bike well but are very sloppy and difficult to walk on

I was in a car accident and have to wear an AFO splint on my right leg. My right ankle is fused so I can't bend, I'm stuck at a 90 degree angle in my ankle. I've been trying for months to find something that can open and support my foot enough and this product is the answer. I live in North Dakota and love to hunt and fish and these boots are the perfect protection so I continue to do what I love even through the harsh winter. Thanks, Frog Togg!

Like the concept, but the boot needs improvement. "M" was a little sloppy compared to a size 10 (12") shoe. I'm transporting freshly assembled railcars from the factory to the station as I get some heartburn from loose gas and brake pedals. For the boots is an ankle strap required, separate from the one provided. Boot lacing should be 1/8" boot lacing, not a cheap bungee tie. I have passed this particular pair on to a co-worker who might find it a better fit, but I probably will order the next…

For L/XL: Fits Brooks, Sketchers & Ecco size 13 shoes. Size 13 Vasque Boot not so much. The boot barely fits and pushes out the fabric in the heel area - until you wear it a few times you don't know if the stretched fabric will loosen or stay tight. But they match the shoes well and could be made a size larger so I have one set for tennis/work shoes on the road and another larger set for my boots on the highway. I had no problem walking in from the parking lot to inside or to the gas station…

I bought these as a rain cover for my motorcycle. I just did a 6 day 3000 mile trip using it every day but one. They worked great! Remember this is a heavy item. About 3 1/2 pounds. I felt like a duck walking around in it. Slap, slap, slap. But in some of the heaviest showers I've ridden, they kept my feet and shins completely dry. I bought a patch kit thinking I'd need it if I wear them more than 2 or 3 times. It wasn't like that at all. They still look like new. Shifting, braking and walking…

This is the second time I have ordered these leggings. My husband just loves her. He uses them in the snow. This keeps his boots dry and protects them from hits. He can take them off easily and his foot is dry. The best use is when he uses a weed trimmer. He used to come knee deep in grass and mud, now he puts them on and takes them off before entering the house and he's dry and grass free. Definitely saves laundry. Unfortunately our car burned down and they were destroyed. It's one of the…

I live in Florida and ride my motorcycle. Rain in Florida is a way of life. They appear out of nowhere and can drain a lot of water. I have a lovely Frogg Togg raincoat that works perfectly. I'm tired of getting my feet and boots wet. I have read all the reviews on a number of products. I chose "Frogg Toggs" mainly because of the features of my Frogg Togg raincoat, I love it. These waterproof shoe covers are more expensive than other brands I've looked at. However, I was interested in a product

They are quite waterproof. I drove through a heavy downpour and my feet stayed completely dry. They easily fit over large riding boots. I would recommend wearing raincoats over shoe covers to keep water from getting into your boots. They're bulky enough to carry around but ensure your feet stay dry, which can mean the difference between a comfortable ride and a miserable one. Definitely not an area where you want to save money. They also double as windbreakers for cold rides, keeping your feet…