Snake Gaiters Snake Chaps, Waterproof Lower Legs Snake Guards, Snake Bite Protective Gaiters, Anti-Snake Gaiters for Men/Women, Adjustable Size for Hunting/Hiking/Farm Working

These fit great. I seen a review that said they were too small but my legs aren't tiny and there's still a ton of room to adjust for a lot bigger legs, so unless your legs are just weigh larger than even some gym goers, these should certainly fit. They feel made very well, and they look like they'd protect good, wouldn't wanna ever find that out against any animal but yeah, they're made good. They're pretty easy to move in, so they function well and they are light, so no issues there. I am almost 5'8 and they do go just below where my knee bends, so if you're shorter than 5'7 they may give you an issue, but I can't say for sure. I bought these because I like to go out in the woods, to the river, creek, etc, when I can and also just for other situations where they can be used, and they feel like a very nice buy to me. I can't see why anyone would have a complaint about the fit of these, if they're of average height and leg size.

I live in northwest Alabama and there are a lot of poisonous snakes in this area. I do a lot of outside work on my property that has woods on it. I bought two sets, one for my daughter and one for myself. Very happy with them. They're well made, comfortable and not hard to put on. It takes a little practice to get used to wearing them when I walk. Not a problem.

We took these on a sheep hunt. Three days of extreme terrain and brutal treatment. The gaiters held well, comfortable and kept my kid safe from snakes (we didn't try that), but a lot of thorns. By the last day the bottom plastic was sticking out. Sooo.. overall good product.. not very long lasting in harsh terrain and long walks.

Good protection against snake bites. It fits just about right and I’m sure it will protect my legs whether I’m herping for snakes in Pennsylvania or rattlesnake hunting in Texas. This is an excellent alternative to the costly snake boots. My only caveat is that one must wear a thick leather boots with it for added protection.

They are amazing and working hard

I bought these to protect against snake bites, but was also pleased that it protected my lower legs from thorns and other debris that tried to poke my legs. I also took a spill on some rocks and they protects the area that they covered. The quality is top notch. They secure with both Velcro and buckles, and they they were so comfortable to wear that I forgot I had them on. They seem like a durable product that will last for years. I'm glad I purchased these.

I purchased these snake guards as a replacement for similar ones that I have used for six years. We have copperhead and rattle snakes in our area that I want to avoid while working on our wooded acreage. I wear them over steel toe boots. They work well when using power equipment including chainsaw and line trimmer. I am very pleased with the design of these guards and the ease of putting them on. There are inner velcro straps allowing them to be tightened snug against your lower leg before wrapping the outer layer around and buckling. It was always difficult keeping my previous guards tight around my leg while simultaneously trying to buckle them. At times I had to ask my husband to buckle them while I kept them secure. This design keeps the tension off the buckle and keeps them from coming loose while wearing (which was a continuous problem with my older brand). Another excellent feature is the small velcro band on the straps that keep the ends from hanging from your legs. Wearing a snake guard does add some weight to your legs and may seem cumbersome, but these are light enough that I don't have any problem with my balance or walking with them at 70 years of age. No problems with using insect repellent on them to avoid ticks and chiggers.

These snake gaiters seem to be made well enough for occasional use and the rigid panels appear to be - based on my non-expert opinion - sufficient to stop a snakebite. In other words, I feel like it would take one heck of a snake to bite through the fabric, the rigid panels, your pants, etc. That said, I have two gripes: 1) the calf strap is pretty short. If I fully extend them and pull as tightly as possible I can get them snapped closed, but in practice there’s no way they are going to comfortably fit around my calf when wearing long pants. Conversely, the gaiters don’t taper at all, so the ankles are really wide. Not sure if that will cause any problem while using them because I haven’t gone on my trip yet. 2) there is no way to attach the bottom to your boots, so it’s likely they will rotate while wearing. In short, if your calves are on the larger size, these may not fit. I’m debating on whether to return these or modify them for a better and more secure fit.

Very nice, good fit