MAGARROW Leg Gaiters Hiking Snow Boot Gaiter Outdoor Waterproof Gaiters Shoes Cover Oxford Fabric
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It makes no difference what size shoes you wear; It is the size of the lower leg that must be accommodated.
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A small should fit a calf length of 15 inches, according to the size chart. 14" is the height of my calf. I couldn't even close the velcro on these because they were so small. They appear to be the size of a child's gaiter.
Depending on how heavy or light your pants are, size will feel tighter or looser. The girth of the upper shin area feels much tighter when wearing jeans. A VALUE THAT EXACTLY EXACTS WHAT IT SEEMS TO BE.
I purchased the first pair three years ago and have put them to the test. That first pair has seen miles of backcountry hiking as well as day-to-day homesteading work, and they're still going strong. These are both inexpensive and durable.
I wasn't sure if I'd need gaiters for my Alaska backpacking trip, so I didn't want to waste money on something I might not use. I came across these and they were ideal; I had to use them a few times and they performed admirably. They appear to be adequate for the task at hand, but I did not use them frequently. I can't speak to their durability, but they were there when I needed them, and that's all that mattered (and I didn't have to break the bank to get them).
These were extremely successful. I wore them for 12 hours without taking them off or moving them. Despite the fact that some of the red brush is the heaviest.
I'm an 8-inch tall woman. I'm a 5W or 9 (men in the United States) with 17-inch circumference calves, and the mediums fit me perfectly; I'd prefer a zipper or laces over velcro, but overall, they're worth the money.
I'm 6' tall, and these were at least an inch too short for me; I could have gone down a size in circumference, but I wanted the length (size is accurate). BUT, since they stayed up and didn't fall down, were they truly too short? In less than an hour, I hiked a 1500-foot elevation drop. Everything held up for 5 miles through rock, snow, leaves, mud, and mud. I was concerned about the heel loop, but it's fine; I bought them primarily to protect myself from poison oak and scrub, as well as the fact that I never hike in boots. They came out looking great after being washed. When REI has in-store pickup, it's well worth the money. For $80 (thanks to Amazon! ), you can get a pair of stock gaiters.
I prefer hers to mine because they appear to be of higher quality, despite the fact that they were significantly less expensive; there are cutouts for a better fit around your boot, and the top closure is bungee with a lock, which is much easier to use than straps and buckles. I'm thinking about getting a second pair.
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