CubeMaster

Holy cow these things are tough to get on! I'm not entirely sure if the added waterproofness compensates for the price and difficulty. Best installed with a key to pry up the elastic cords on the shoe. There seems to be no right order to do it - attach gaiter then put shoe on, or shoe on then gaiter. Once you've gotten them assembled, they genuinely seem to work well, though it will have probably stopped raining by then. Much more comfortable than wearing a boot, though.

These are positively wonderful. I don't understand why MORE manufacturers don't make a breathable waterproof shoe. The world is full of boots, but in a shoe you have about 4 options. These are genuinely cool and light, have incredible support - work well for walking or hiking. They are hard rubber and get very slippery when wet, but overall awesome. So nice to walk through puddles and wet grass and not get your socks even damp.