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Outdoor Research Crocodile Gaiters - Women's
$110.00
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Keep the snow, mud, dirt and debris out of your boots when you suit up with the women's Outdoor Research Crocodile gaiters for remote alpine access in mixed conditions.
- Built with bluesign®-approved GORE-TEX 3-layer fabric that's breathable, windproof and waterproof
- Lower exterior built with abrasion-resistant CORDURA® fabric; lower interior lined with abrasion-resistant packcloth
- Adjustable cam locks secure the top hems above the calves, keeping them in place during long days on trail
- Lace hooks secure the gaiters under the laces of your boots to keep the bottoms in place while trekking through snow and mixed terrain
- Durable and replaceable polyurethane (PU) instep straps feature durable, offset double-stitched hook-and-loop closures with internal adjustment for a secure, customized fit
- Offset closures help identify left from right
Imported.
View all Outdoor Research Leg Gaiters| Best Use | Mountaineering |
|---|---|
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Type of Waterproofing | GORE-TEX 3L |
| Gaiter Height | Knee |
| Gaiter Height (in.) | 16 inches |
| Max. Top Circumference (in.) | S: 15.75 inches M: 16.75 inches L: 17.75 inches |
| Lower Material | Main: CORDURA 2-layer 100% nylon; foot panel: 1,000-denier woven; lining: 420-denier 100% nylon packcloth with polyurethane (PU) coating |
| Upper Material | Main: bluesign-approved, GORE-TEX 3-layer 100% nylon; upper leg panel: 70-denier plain weave |
| Lace Hooks | Yes |
| Weight | 7.5 ounces |
| Gender | Women's |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials Contains materials that meet the bluesign® criteria |
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Location:Portland, OR
Age:35–44
3 months ago
A downgrade from the old Crocodiles
No, I do not recommend this product
Stick to the classics, OR. This gaiter is a major redesign from the old Crocodile, with an instep strap that is only adjustable while the gaiter is off. The way the strap fastens is not only inconvenient, it also allows more snow and creek water to enter from the bottom of the gaiter, due to the extra gap it creates. The Velcro shape and placement has also changed, from a simple straight up and down Velcro that was centered on the shin, to an awkward bent shape that fastens on the side of the leg. The amount of cordura at the ankle is also reduced, leaving more of the leg exposed to tears in sharp brush or rocks or crampons.
Age:35–44
3 months ago
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