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james macnee
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I have some Loden ones as quiet as it gets, get this - over ten years old! there are days its too wet and boggy for boots and gaiters but I go though even the best willies in a year.

 

why does auto correct always kick in on that word :rolleyes:

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Trespass finest I get about two seasons (August to feb) grouse and pheasant beating three/four days a week. They cost a tenner, if they're knacked after one season then it's not a big deal to chuck them, I've tried a lot of the deer hunter and other shooting oriantated gaiters and they usually don't last the grouse season, can't comment on the more expensive ones ie harkila or black islander but affordable gaiters I highly reccomend trespass !

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I like the army snow gaiters. The older ones that were just OG colour, the newer snow gaiters are a copy of the Yeti Attak. The general issue gaiters I find too heavy and are just nasty.

 

These are the older OG snow gaiters. Cheaper option and have served me well. They zip at the back and have a simple rubber stirrup strap. If you want the ultimate weather protection get a ser of the Yetis and glue them to your boots!

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