Frelaxy Leg Gaiters Ultra HIGH-Performance Hunting Gaiters, 100% Waterproof Hiking Gaiters with Upgraded Rubber Foot Strap, Adjustable Snow Boot Gaiters

I am satisfied with these, they do the job. Not sure what additional features the more expensive ones offer, but these protect your legs just fine. They are made of quite heavy nylon (I think) that will easily stop any thorns or branches, the rubber straps seem rugged too. The Velcro is wide and tough enough that they are a bit difficult to remove, if anything. It's a little awkward trying to put them on, to get them lined up right before the Velcro starts to stick together, but I'm not sure how that can be avoided unless you used a totally different style of fastener. They have a little drawstring on the top with a metal(!) spring adjuster, but honestly they drawstring and foot straps seem redundant for most uses. They seem to work just fine without either. They are probably not exactly waterproof, but I have been out snowshoeing in snow, trudging though soaking wet snow and slush in the rain, pushing through brambles and branches, and my pants have always been totally dry and clean when I get home, which is a nice change for me. So they are essentially waterproof, I'm usually soaked from the knee down. They aren't bad looking either, as these things go. I'm not a fan of bright synthetics (red plaid is acceptable) but the olive drab green of these is a nice understated tone that is suitable for many uses and outfits, and the mud and grime won't stand out like it does on brighter materials. The logo on the side is unobtrusive as well.The only complaints I have are that I agree with a previous review in that it would be nice to have a way to secure the end of the strap so it isn't just sticking out. I keep thinking I see an untied shoe, and it wont always stay if I just tuck it inside. I have also had a few strands of material come unwoven from one of the edges of the strip of black fabric backing on the Velcro, and these immediately got caught in the Velcro. I pulled them out and then used a lighter to seal up the edge of the strip to hold the rest in place. It was only on on one of the two gaiters that this happened, and I don't think i was going to be an issue, it was just the outer few coming off the warp, and the stitching would have held the rest of it together even if it had kept coming apart. So I can recommend these to others.

I just got these yesterday and tried them out today. Wore them with my Keen hiking boots while clearing snow all day. They worked great! They fit perfectly, stayed in place, and kept my legs dry. They seem very strong and durable, and I like wearing them more than bulky snow boots because they are so lightweight. I ordered the green and they look just the same as the picture. I’ll update this if they don’t continue to perform well in the future.

Seem to be sturdy. I wish the foot strap was not sewn on but instead loops to be able to replace. I know after some use the strap will eventually fail before the rest of the gaiter. They did fit me great though. I got a large and I am 6ft and average build

I started using these while riding my 2018 Gold Wing. I installed wind deflectors which work well to keep air off my knees and up. The problem is that now any cold air that hits my shins is increasingly noticeable. This item has a latch to catch onto the laces of my boots, a rubber strap that once set I never need to fiddle with it again. The velcro strip from top to bottom is strong and keep any air from hitting my shins. They look just fine over any pants I wear. I highly recommend these to anyone who can relate to my situation. I haven’t tested these in wet or rainy weather, though I have rain gear I wear anyway. I’d think these would add a layer of insulation in that scenario.Update... they are perfect to ride in heavy rain as well.

I bought these gaiters specifically for rabbit hunting in the winter to help keep snow out of my boots.I originally tried them with some hiking shoes, but found that small amounts of snow were still able to get through. However, once I switched to wearing them with boots, my feet stayed completely dry throughout. They perform very well for their intended purpose when paired correctly.A minor note: if you rub them together while walking, they can make some noise, but it's easily avoidable by simply being mindful of your stride. Overall, a solid purchase for keeping snow out of your footwear, especially when wearing boots.

These are exactly what I needed to keep water out of my boots when walking through tall grass in the morning or when it is raining. The water always ran down my leg into my boot. With these I have dry feet. I think they may run a little small. If I wore thicker pants or had a slightly larger leg these would be too tight. I have a 15 inch calf. I may wish I had gotten a large this winter.

I’m over 50 years old and been an outdoorsman my entire life. I’ve used all kinds of gaiters in the past and these are by far the easiest to get on and off, keep elements, sage brush stickers even snow out with no problem. So comfortable I forget I’m wearing them.The only downside is that these aren’t of the quality that make them “lifetime use” or even “ten year use” for instance the draw bungee at the top broke after less that a dozen uses and no abuse or user error. I’m still going to buy another pair—for the money they’re an ok value and great while they’re working. The company sells more expensive gaiters and I’m going to try those to see if there is a quality improvement that makes the price make sense because I wouldn’t mind a lifetime supply of these. Because when they’re working they work great.

Wanted to love this pair of gators but it just wouldn’t stay up over my calves, which is not good when hiking. You don’t want to have to keep pulling these up from around your ankles. Just wish someone would create gators for people that are 5 foot, 119 pounds and relatively fit. I could buy the children’s size, but then it’s not tall enough for my legs.