hi has anyone tried out the huntech gaiters.
my old pair are near fooked but i heard somewhere the new ones are not as good, thanks
hi has anyone tried out the huntech gaiters.
my old pair are near fooked but i heard somewhere the new ones are not as good, thanks
The old nz made were the best had 10 years out of them. Had to send my new china made back after 2 weeks of hunting, and replaced for free ,the new pair going a year and a bit so far with no issues. Also have the smaller puttys for summer with no issues too.
thanks for the feedback
I have 2 pairs of the old NZ made long ones , switched to twin needle putties and not really looked back, Try the shorter putties
Hamish
Still have my old ones the zip has gone but I still love em
Just got an email from Swazi that theyre doing "hush puttees" ordered a pair for my old man and a pair for myself. I like the swazi gaiters but looking for something shorter.
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Be interesting to see how the Swazi ones go
[QUOTE=JasonW;568448]Just got an email from Swazi that theyre doing "hush puttees" ordered a pair for my old man and a pair for myself. I like the swazi gaiters but looking for something shorter.
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I called them this morning after seeing them too, I asked if they had lace hooks, NO was the reply, waste or time was what I said They will just bunch up under the elastic.
Hush Puttys - Swazi
[QUOTE=Gibo;568466]Ive worn them twice now, in heavy rain and crossed a knee deep creek twice and feet were dry, they dont seal perfectly around the bottom of the boot like a traditional neoprene puttee would but they slowed it enough for nothing noticeable to get in.
Today I wore them climbing a steep creek with mud flats 300mm deep in some areas, I didnt feel that they rode up, the elastic or shock cord sewn in seems to be of good quality. I would buy them again, they could be a bit loud material wise for some people.
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