Are gaiters worth it for hunting?

Walking through that vegetation without gaiters is a surefire way to get your feet wet. Even more important, a short early season gaiter is going to keep dirt, rocks, sticks and other debris out of your boots or early season shoes. Gaiters really are a year-round necessity for hunting and scouting.

What is the point of boot gaiters?

The purpose of gaiters is to, simply, protect your feet and lower leg from moisture or debris while on a hike or walk. Most often, gaiters will be used as a shield against moisture – this can be rain or if you’re hiking through snow. They stop your feet, ankles and lower leg from being vulnerable.

Why do you need boot gaiters all year long for hunts?

There is nothing worse than digging out mud from your boot laces every night. Having a boot gaiter on will prevent both your boots and your pant legs from getting caked in mud. Summer hunts shine with a gaiter to keep things out of your shoes. In the photo above I’m wearing the SITKA Ascent Gaiters.

Are there any waterproof hunting gaiters on the market?

They are lightweight so you can take them anywhere you are willing to go, plus, we have a variety of different options, ensuring you can find the perfect gaiter that fits your style, needs and price point. Real Reviews from Past Shoppers!

Why are gaiters good for hiking in cold weather?

These hiking gaiters offer an extra layer of warmth in cold weather and help to prevent snow, ice, mud, dirt, and debris from finding their way inside your boots. These hiking gaiters offer an extra layer of warmth in cold weather and help to prevent snow, ice, mud, dirt, and debris from finding their way inside your boots.

How does a gaiter attach to a boot?

Typically, gaiters are built with a length of protective/waterproof material that covers your boots with a strap at the bottom. They attach with a lace or hook and a zippered or velcro closure runs up the lower portion of your leg to seal everything off from the elements.