Yea I use the Wilkins Can for work every day they really good & last ages but they could be a little noisy in the bush tho
Yea I use the Wilkins Can for work every day they really good & last ages but they could be a little noisy in the bush tho
Back in 2012: https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....them-not-2159/
I'm guessing some options mentioned are no longer available. This is still a good compilation of members opinions though, on aspects such as toe hooks, zips (or no zips), materials & noise when stalking, experience with keeping water out, and so on.
By chance I read through the whole thread last night.
cactus ones are pretty good.
Iv had a lot off different gaiters & if never needed a strap under the boot I don't why they even come with loops for a strap
I usually use neoprene putties which are ok. Have some army goretex gaiters I've never worn but might try them up high this year to help combat that shitty speargrass
I used to make my own with old jeans and shoelaces. Doesnt keep you dry but keeps the crap out and protects the lower legs. I have seen guys use horse bandages.
These are tough as and cheap.
https://www.armyandoutdoors.co.nz/co...m-gaiters-used
Someone told me (who found out by experience) that the loops can hook up on tree roots and cause you a bother
I have the Twin Needle pr for alpine work. Too noisy for true bush hunting. I use Stoney Creek with the fleece type outer for bush hunting. Hard to have one pr to do everything unless your a Sika hunter!
I have been using cactus gaiters for some time. Bullet proof, and good at keeping the water out. Only downside is the boot strap does not last 5 minutes and have changed them out for stainless cable.
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