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Outdoor Research Rocky Mountain High Gaiter (Packcloth)

$29.95

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Outdoor Research Rocky Mountain High Gaiter (Packcloth)

Designed for summer hiking and crosscountry skiing this lightweight Rocky Mountain High Gaiter features an easyaccess Velcro closure in front with variations of an uncoated and coated 8 oz packcloth fabric design Its best suited for dry weather hiking through muddy terrain or anyplace where the mud snow or wet grass doesnt extend much higher than your ankles Lightweight nylon instep lace provided

  • Uncoated packcloth in leg section
  • Coated packcloth
  • Nylon instep lace cord included
  • Fits over hiking boots and adapts to plastic mountaineering boots
  • Elastic edge along bottom for enhanced fit
  • Bootlace hook and snap at bottom
  • 1-in. webbing top strap closure with a non-slip cam buckle lock

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4 Star Rating

Reviews - Outdoor Research Rocky Mountain High Gaiter (Packcloth)

4 Stars Sean - 11/24/2006

These Gaiters fit the bill.
These Gaiters fit right out of the packaging. They hold well on the leg and are great from keeping snow and water out of the top of your boot. These are the one item people forget to buy or bring on hiking trips. The people that do bring them, never forget them.



4 Stars Quintin Schroeder - 11/19/2006

Gets the job done
There's not much too gaiters; you wear them to protect your shins and keep junk from falling into your boots. After hiking in Glacier National Park with only ankle-high gaiters and getting my shins cut up by brush, I made the switch to the shin-high gaiters and my shins have been grateful. My only complaint about these gaiters is the string used to keep the gaiters down on your boots can easily come untied (which has happened to me) and be lost on a hike.



5 Stars Boyd - 08/01/2003

These are handy
I found myself off trail on a nasty briar-deadfall mountain, although trail map said continue. What do you do? you pull out the gaiters and press on! It was hot and this gaiter felt fine on my bare legs. It breathed and protected my leg up to the knee. After crossing this segment, I rolled them off and folded them back into bag very easily.



3 Stars John Strecker - 05/08/2005

Good Gator
Good all round gator, but did not fit as well as others I have used (Mtn Hrdwr). It serves the purpose of a gator for general field use to keep ticks off.



5 Stars GK - 03/24/2003

Good solid all-around gators
I have used these gators for the last few years. They have held up very well, I have only had to replace the lace that holds them down. I like how easy they are to ventilate at the top and to take on/off.



 
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