AzarxisTrail Gaiters Low Ankle Gators Shoes Boots Cover Breathable & Sand Protection for Men Women Running Triathlon Marathon Cycling Hiking Long Distance Backpacking Ourdoor Sports

These work amazing to keep the grass out of your shoes. Iv been using these for years (not this one pair but boot gaiters in general) I never do yards without them. Nothing more annoying then having to clean grass out of your shoes. especially after scalping a yard.If you do lawncare.. get these. Iv used this brand for an entire season so far. Straps hold up but do come off every now and then and i have to reinsert into strap on side. could use a better heavier strap clamp.straps themselves start to wear slightly but mine are still together. will need a new pair for next year as they will not last..i do over 50 yards a week,. so do keep that in mind. im always moving around.

I used to have a constant problem with rocks, stones, and other debris getting into my shoes/boots while hiking. I tried a couple different brands of gaiters and these are absolutely perfect. Once I have these on over my hiking boots, I fold my sock down over top, and nothing gets inside my boots.They're so comfortable and well-fitting that I can't even tell I have them on. They fit perfectly over my boots, and the strap stays firmly in place.You simply can't have better gaiters than these.

The first time getting these on was frustrating - the shoe needs to be on and laced before attaching the gaiter and the rubber strap that goes underneath has a tendency to be tricky to get through the fastener. That said, they’re very light, effective at keeping debris out and it seems like the band that you walk on is pretty sturdy. And they’re ideally used on running shoes or similar that have a perpendicular lace near the toes to hook onto, but on my hiking boots (which have fabric blocking that spot) I was able to hook them on one row further from the toes and adjust a bit and they work. And the branding on the blue-green ones isn’t that obnoxious. Overall, I’m very happy with them.

***Updated 4 to 3 Stars*** 5/21/22So I wore these on a technical 50k mountain run 2 weeks ago and I will say the buckle on these are the worse design ever. I had to keep stopping and pulling the strap back through the buckle on both gaiters. Every time I hit them with my poles, got them caught on a root or they hit a rock they would come undone. Plus the backs would keep rising expose the heel cup of the show.I recant my original statement and will never purchase another pair of these. This is a huge design flaw. Also one of the straps is already starting to wear.********************************I've owned an Anjonji/Azarxis products before and they're typically well made. I 've been looking for replacements/additional gaiters for my overpriced UD FK gaiters. I like them, but for some reason they don't work well with Topo even though they are universal. The back slides up. I like that these have the same Hypon strap under the bottom which is durable. I don't like that you can't replace it (sewn in). I thought that the hook loop on the front would fit on my Topo loop, but its a bit too big. I think I can shave it down with a razor blade. I wore these on a two trail runs so far and they did well. They stayed down in the back and I only had to pull down a few times, but they never drew all the way up exposing my heel cup.They are flexible, but I don't like the bunchiness on top. I like a more "pulled tight" look. But that's just aesthetics. The only major issue so far is that you have to take your shoe on/off to put these on. If you want to add them in the middle of a run or change them, you go to do this. My UD's velcro wrap around. The other issue is the strap is too short. I can barely get it to feed through the buckle enough to pull it through. It's extremely difficult. If I was in a race with little patience I would be extremely frustrated trying to deal with this. I wear a 9.5 and may can pull 1.5" of strap through, barely enough to tuck and that's pulling it tight.Overall, for the money, I'd defiantly purchase another pair. I like they have different color options/patterns too. As far as durability goes, we'll see about that.

These are working great for me. I’ve used them in deep snow and on rocky paths during my hikes. No more sand, dirt, or pebbles sneaking into my boots. I know some people have complained about not being able to stretch the strap over their boots but it’s really not a problem. I just pull the strap under my boot and then I attach and tighten it. Works great. No problems with them when I use my micro spikes too.

Bought these 40 days ago, just outside the return window, after using them maybe 10 times max. Today the buckle popped open no less than 5 times and I had to keep re-inserting the strap and buckling them again. Worthless.

I had my doubts when I first bought these after reading reviews, seeing the price and then when I received them. I ordered them because I just didn't want to spend big money for a simple pair of gaiters But after hiking over 20 miles so far with them in mud, deep snow, brush, gravel, rocks and all sorts or rough terrain... they are fantastic. I've only have the locking foot strap come undone once I think that was due to me not fastening it all the way the first time. I have not had to readjust while out on the trail nor I have been had them get caught up in brush. I wear barefoot shoes which by themselves funnel all debri right into the shoe. With these gaiters nothing. No mud, snow water rocks , pine needles or sticks join my feet in the shoe. I do wish the that part the goes around the top of the shoe was adjustable as it just seems too large and not tight fitting to the shoe. But like I said nothing joins my feet anymore so much guess it just a looks thing as they do their job and well at that.