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As the heaviest-duty gaiter in the Outdoor Research line-up, the Expedition Crocodile Gaiter is the go-to choice for serious mountaineering expeditions and rugged terrain. The 3-layer Gore-Tex provides waterproof breathable protection in the harshest weather conditions while burly 1000D Cordura on the inner leg stands up to sharp crampons and wear from hard-shell boots. Plus, the large circumference is specifically designed to accommodate high-insulation pants and bulky mountaineering boots.

  • Burly three-layer Gore-Tex provides guaranteed waterproof breathable protection
  • Highly abrasion-resistant 1000D Cordura on the inner leg and boot protects against sharp crampons and plastic boots
  • Large circumference accommodates plastic boots and insulated pants
  • Wide hook-and-loop front closure is quick and secure
  • Bottom shear tab secures the front closure to the boot
  • Durable BioThane instep strap keeps the gaiter securely in place

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4 5

Dan McKeague

Member since 

These fit great on lowa mountain expert boots and have proven to be as tough as they come. Probably could breath more on a warm day of post holing but I wouldn't want to go with anything less tough.

4 5

Ryan Hamilton

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These are not bomb-proof, but pretty close. After 3 seasons of alpine and ice climbing I have knicked the buckle on the instep enough times that I've almost ripped through all the stitches, but they're still holding strong. They do their job by keeping your feet dry and keeping you from accidentally sticking crampon points through your pants and skin.

J.D.

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The buckle should not be on the instep, but on the outside of the boot (see the photo for reference). You have them on the wrong feet. The way you are using your gaiters is incorrect and very dangerous.