HILLSOUND SUPER ARMADILLO™ GAITERS // Snowshoeing, Backpacking, Mountaineering, Ice Climbing, Hunting

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The Super Armadillo gaiter is a high performance and durable gaiter with abrasion, slash and puncture resistant features for tough terrain and conditions. They are waterproof and breathable to keep you dry from the outside in and inside out. No snow, rain, mud, scree, rocks, debris, or dust are able to get into your boots / socks with these on. These gaiters also save your lower legs from brushy conditions and are excellent for preventing scuffs when wearing snowshoes or crampons. The Super Armadillo is a great choice for snowshoeing, backpacking, mountaineering, ice climbing and hunting. US Patented.

These gaiters are built to last and covered by a limited lifetime warranty. 

Features:

• Abrasion, slash / puncture resistant (lower cuff): No bush, ice, rock will cut through the material when hiking, bushwhacking, climbing or falling
• Waterproof (up to 20 000 mm)
• Highly breathable
• Stretchy upper section: Fits the form of the leg so there is no loose fabric, this also makes them relatively quiet
• Zip from top down: Fast to put on / take off and adjust
• Webbing and cam buckle top closure: ensures the gaiter stays in place when you move around
• Replaceable instep strap: TPU-coated nylon instep strap will endure many miles on the trail and can be replaced if needed
• Secure hook: Upward facing hook that stays in place once attached to boot laces
• Covered zipper: Velcro strap to tuck zipper away
• Unisex (men / women)

Recommended use:

• Mountaineering, Ice climbing, Hunting, Snowshoeing, Backpacking

Specs:

Materials

• Flexia 3.0
• SuperFabric
• Waterproof YKK zipper closure, brings keeps water out and brings the gaiter close to the leg
• DWR coating will remain intact for up to 50 washes

Weight

315 g (XS), 328 g (S), 350 g (M), 362 g (L), 386 g (XL)

Other:

628451292005 (XS), 628451292012 (S), 628451292029 (M), 628451292036 (L), 628451292043 (XL)

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