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I've been trying gaiters recently, got some German army ones for not very much, and they were great for keeping the water from long grass from soaking into my trousers. They do protect the boots well too.

 

Didn't last long though, the zip and Velcro pop open when climbing and zips now broken, caught on while spiking.

Was looking at old American army design during ww2, kanvas with lace up sides, think that's my next move.

 

if anyone knows of a brand which is indestructable, share the info!

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Gaiters are great in conditions where it is very wet underfoot and too hot for waterproofs, keep you drier(?) and cleaner, have bought cheap/ expensive ones, they are all better than nothing if you are cutting all day on wet ground. I cant stand chainsaw wellies as they get suctioned off your feet in deep bogs! I prefer to wear laced up chainsaw boots as they stay on/ easier to walk in on uneven and steep terrain (Kielder!) never had any problems with my gaiters coming off etc.

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