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Answer to: "Any problems with snow in the boots since they don't have gaiters?..."

Arc'teryx Alpha SV Bib - Men's

March 17, 2008

No problem, I use them with Garmont Excursions and have snow climbed in deep snow with no problem, cinch the drawcord down. I also sometimes use a velcro strap around outside at the bottom at .2 ounce each, the ultimate ultralight gaiter. The bibs have grommets on the bottom for a strap under the instep but I haven't used that.

If they are mainly for day skiing you might consider the heavier duty Arcteryx bibs.

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