Outdoor Research Expedition Crocodile Gaiters

$99.00
Color: Chili/Black
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The extra-tough Outdoor Research Expedition Crocodile® gaiters are built to endure harsh temperatures, rough terrain and use with crampons when you're high on a mountaintop.

Features

  • Extra circumference around the entire leg allows for the thick layers of clothing worn in extreme conditions; sized to fit over plastic or leather mountaineering boots
  • 3-layer Gore-Tex® nylon uppers offer waterproof, breathable protection; lined with Cordura® nylon for durability
  • Super abrasion-resistant Cordura® nylon lowers are lined with nylon packcloth to deflect nicks from crampons
  • Hook-and-loop front openings allow quick on/off; upper edge cinch straps with hook-and-loop closure ensure gaiters stay up, even in deep snow
  • Rugged BioThane® webbing instep straps with buckles secures the fit; instep straps are replaceable
  • Average weight of the Outdoor Research Expedition Crocodile gaiters: 12.1 oz. per pair

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Mountaineering

Waterproof

Yes

Type of Waterproofing

Gore-Tex waterproof breathable laminate

Gaiter Height

Knee

Gaiter Height (in.)

16 inches

Max. Top Circumference (in.)

S: 16 inches

M: 17 inches

L: 18 inches

XL: 19 inches

Lower Material

Nylon/packcloth nylon

Upper Material

Waterproof breathable laminate/nylon

Lace Hooks

Yes

Weight

12.1 ounces

Gender

Unisex

Size Chart

S/ML/XLXSSMLXLXXL
U.S. Men's5 - 89 - 124 - 76 - 98 - 1110 - 1312 - 15
U.S. Women's5 - 89 - 113 - 55 - 77 - 99 - 11

Sizing Notes

For gaiters, please refer to your shoe size.

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