🥾 NUOLUX Orange Outdoor Waterproof Ankle Walking Gaiters for Hiking Review

Used when hiking the Appalachian Trail. Not waterproof and slips out of pants immediately. When used with Altra trail runners, the rope at the bottom came loose and the velcro no longer stuck. You have to wear them inside out and attach the hook from below instead of above or they will immediately slip off and you will trip.

I live in the high desert of Utah like the other reviewer. One morning while picking up grass seed and other debris from my socks, I realized I needed gaiters. This pair goes great with a pair of hiking boots. My only complaint is that they get hot because they're waterproof, but that doesn't matter. They are well made, easy to install and great value for money.

This is exactly what I have to wear when the snow is not very deep. Arrived in Chicago this week just in time for another snow storm in February. I already have tall leggings so this is a great addition. They're quick and easy to put on and take off thanks to the Velcro and lace hook, and they're a perfect match for my heavy hiking boots. They will also be good to keep my ankles dry and warm with my waterproof moccasins in spring. I especially like the nylon cord that runs under the boot…

Living, walking and hiking in the high desert of Utah, spring and summer temperatures are extremely hot, resulting in early plant drought. When hiking or walking in the country, dust and fine sand particles are thrown up. and worst wilted foliage combined with the dreadful foxtail spikes that somehow find their way into the tourist's shoes, even if he's wearing high booties with no gaiters. The foxtail's small spines pierce the skin of humans and animals; so hard to remove. I bought Nuolux half