🥾 Ueasy Leg Gaiters: Waterproof Boot Gaiters for Outdoor Hiking, Hunting, and More - Men and Women, 600D Anti-Tear Oxford Fabric Review

is a great product but the shoe straps are nylon and I can already tell they won't last long. Swap it out for Mil cloth and you've got a great product.

They are easy to wear and make me feel better in the tall grass as the seasons change when my snake boots get hit. Very light and ideal for low-quality rose hips. The Velcro closure ensures a snug but not tight fit.

Bought for my husband, he always hunts where there are sticky bushes, fallen branches, tall grass and mud. He wanted a pair of these so I decided to get them. He seems happy with them, they protect his legs and pants and can be washed off when dirty. He doesn't know what they think of snakes, but other than that he likes them,

for less than $20 i expected them to be terrible but they are really very good. As far as fit they are very good. I expected them to move or sit awkwardly as I go hunting through the woods, but I wore them all day and was pleasantly surprised that they fit and hold up well. The only thing that bothered me was the noise of the nylon when moving and the seemingly cheap strap that goes under the boot. Noise is almost non-existent, which is surprising for nylon. The strap seems stronger than…

I bought leggings to use when cutting cords. They kept the cut grass from sticking to my pants below my knees. And the cut grass flew off the gaiters from a few shakes. Weak point, gaiters tend to slip below the knee. I can't get the bungee cords on the top of my leg tight enough. I've only used them once so far. I'll try again and see if I can make adjustments to get a better fit. I wish they had more room to adjust the top of the sock. You can only tighten them so far.

I bought these a month before a week long hunt in Alaska. On the first day of use I was impressed except the bottom strap came loose. The next time I actually tightened the strap, I also noticed that the Velcro seams had come loose. At the end of the day the velcro started to peel off the leggings. A small flaw, but you have to pay a lot of money for it. The gaiter material was great, but if the product can't stick together, it doesn't matter. Reinforced stitching or reverse velcro on the back…

For under $20 I expected them to be awful but they are actually very good. As far as fit they are very good. I expected them to move or sit awkwardly as I go hunting through the woods, but I wore them all day and was pleasantly surprised that they fit and hold up well. The only thing that bothered me was the noise of the nylon when moving and the seemingly cheap strap that goes under the boot. Noise is almost non-existent, which is surprising for nylon. The strap seems stronger than expected so

I bought leggings to use when trimming cords. They kept the cut grass from sticking to my pants below my knees. And the cut grass flew off the gaiters from a few shakes. Weak point, gaiters tend to slip below the knee. I can't get the bungee cords on the top of my leg tight enough. I've only used them once so far. I'll try again and see if I can make adjustments to get a better fit. I wish they had more room to adjust the top of the sock. You can only tighten them so far.

I bought these a month before my week long hunt in Alaska. On the first day of use I was impressed except the bottom strap came loose. The next time I actually tightened the strap, I also noticed that the Velcro seams had come loose. At the end of the day the velcro started to peel off the leggings. A small flaw, but you have to pay a lot of money for it. The gaiter material was great, but if the product can't stick together, it doesn't matter. Reinforced stitching or reverse velcro on the back