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The Men's Pinnacle Stretch XT Gaiter by Mountain Hardwear. Designed for high-altitude mountaineering, our waterproof, breathable Pinnacle Stretch XT Gaiter's low-profile, snug fit keeps snow, ice, and scree out. Cut to fit over plastic boots. With waterproof four-way stretch panels for mobility.

DECENT FEATURES of the Mountain Hardwear Men's Pinnacle Stretch XT Gaiter

Updated with more durable material spec
Three-layer Dry.Q Core fabric is waterproof and breathable
Extremely durable 1000D Cordura lower, with a stretch waterproof back panel for a low-profile fit and flexible comfort
Four-way stretch softshell panel at back provides a low-profile fit and flexible comfort
Excellent strength and abrasion resistance
Fits backpacking and mountaineering boots
Pinless boot strap buckle won't break in the field
Scuff guard reinforcement on inside lower
Imported

The SPECS

Average Weight: 12.2 oz / 346 g
Height: 18.5" / 47 cm
Canopy:Upper: Dry.Q core, Lower: 100% nylon
Panel: Stretch nylon Softshell (94% nylon, 6% elastane)

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"Good Gaiters, They run a little big" 07/10/11

Used these on Rainier. they kept my pants dry, but did trap snow underneath them while glissading down inter-glacier. make sure they're on tight to avoid this.

by Michael from Houston, TX

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"Pretty darn good gaiter" 07/07/11

It's a little pricey but from my opinion well worth it. I live in Alaska and before I hiked with gaiters, the upper parts of my socks and bottom of my pants would be soaking wet and covered in mud, dirt, and flora... Mtn Hardware calls these waterproof and so far I've had great luck and dry socks! Hiking with these on is a great experience and in my opinion worth the extra $. I where a size 12 shoe and ordered the large and I do think they are a little bug for me though...

by joseph

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