Qshare Leg Gaiters for Boots - Waterproof Hiking Climbing Hunting Snow High Leg Gaiters(Men and Women)

I've use these when riding my motorcycle in the cold and rain for the past several months.The GOOD:1 - They keep my pant legs dry, and wrap my foot well enough to keep the water out of my Chelsea style boots.2 - They are easy to get on and stay up even without cinching the top strap.3 - They are very comfortable to wear. I sometimes forget to take them off when I get busy at work, but they're stylish enough to not cause comment.4 - Their largest size was big enough to accommodate my American 18" calves, plus pants and rain gear.The BAD:1 - The plastic used for the stirrup might be durable, but it is very long and stiff, making it stick out oddly. I tried to loop it back onto itself to keep it from flapping all over the place, but it is so stiff it comes undone within a few steps. This was temporarily solved by using small clip binders to crimp them into place. We shall see how long this lasts.2 - While the wide velcro fastener is great - it is very strong - it is also very finicky and difficult to get to lay smoothly without horizontal gaps caused by wrinkles from misalignment. It takes several tries to adjust it until it aligns correctly to close.3 - The snap at the foot can be difficult to fasten. One goes in perfectly every time, the other is a PITA.Wish List:While I highly recommend these gaiters, there are a few things I would love to see in a future version.1 - Just like many raincoats are designed, provide a zipper closure with a velcro rain flap. A Y2K plastic zipper would allow users to easily put the gaiter on, provide perfect alignment every time for the velcro, and the rain flap would keep the elements out.2 - Use magnetic snaps instead of mechanical snaps. The unfortunate side of the traditional snap is, if it becomes dirty, or slightly bent, the snap is useless. A magnetic snap like those found on wallets or purses are not as finicky and are still secure.3 - Provide another strap loop higher on the ankle for the extra stirrup material, or provide another type of stirrup.None of the "bad" items listed are worth more than a star off the score. They are annoying, yes, but easy to overcome. Even so, I would definitely pay a little more for a gaiter with the items on my wish list. The convenience and security would be well worth the cost.

For the price these are great. I like the ease of the velcro and did a 5 day hunting trip with these in the snow. They held up great. Straps are the only thing that could be improved

Can't beat these for the price. I have only worn them a few times but they did the trick and kept the snow out of my boots and my pants dry.

These gaiters really did the job on my recent hikes in mud, snow, and rain. Definitely worth every penny. The only thing I don't like is the plastic strap that wraps around the bottom of the shoe. I'm afraid this material will eventually snap off. Also, that strap just hangs off the side of the gaitor. I tried wrapping and tying it around, but it never stays in place. Other than that one minor issue, this is a great product.

bought them to use when weed eating so pants did,nt get wet and grass stained . They fit well and the velcro closure is very secure (they are not easy to remove which is a good thing) they stay up and do not slide down and keep pants dry and clean Great buy

Prefer a cloth material belt

These gaiters were a last minute purchase for a weeklong elk hunting trip because of snow in the forecast. I took measurements with my hunting boots and pants on and ordered size medium, which fit me well. I hiked through snow that was knee deep, and these did their job of keeping my pant legs dry. They are durable and stood up to the tough Colorado backcountry terrain (bushwhacking, climbing over logs, thorns, etc.) with only a few threads near the velcro pulling loose. The material is also quiet, which is important for stalking elk.

I hunt in an area with a lot of tall grass and a lot of sand burrs, with wanting to stay quiet yet avoid long hours of sticker removal, these are a must. Glad I bought em. The straps could be a little more solid as the plastic seems like it won’t last long but time will tell. Overall great buy.

Useful gaiters, bought them as I needed waterproof Wellington boots but sadly cannot wear any due to lack of ankle support.These are great when combined with waterproof hiking boots and are waterproof.However they do not breathe, sweat will gather on the inside when they are worn which is unavoidable.To test these I strapped them onto waterproof hiking boots and stepped into a bucket of water.There is also no way of keeping a closed seal between the boots and the gaiters, so my feet did get wet. It was however not as severe as expected, the water did creep up into the gaiters, but there were several, large dry spots still left, so they did offer some protection from the water.After using them for a day or two sadly one of the holders broke off (that holds the rubber strap in place. They still work fine it is just a bit annoying that the strap flaps everywhere with every step you take.Overal these are a great alternative if you cannot wear wellington boots like me, or if you need these for long journeys. They are easy to pack away (even while dirty) and would be ideal for hikes through mud or snow. They will not keep your feet completely dry from water, although they do offer some protection from it, and do not breathe.

These gaitors are definitely waterproof.I don’t like the fit, it is Velcro up the front with no give at all and I found them very difficult to put on

I like the ease of fitting.

Great comfort. Easy to put on and take off.

Great for walking through wet areas keeps me dry