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I originally bought gaiters for the winter run, but then they remained almost year-round. Protects well from snow, cold and pebbles. Admittedly, as a minimal drawback: the rubber band thread of the second gaiter came off after about a year (!) Of use, but I sewed the thread back.

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Compulsory purchase of a winter runner. Very useful.

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These will ensure that the snow does not go into the shoe. Stays well in place and easy to put on the foot.

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The best leggings I have found for the jogging enthusiast. Protect your ankles from wind and snow. Also suitable for cross-country runs in summer. No debris or grains of sand go inside the shoe. An improvement might be a zipper at the back, so that dressing would be smooth even when you have already tied the slippers to your feet.

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Ladies and gentlemen. Not casting.

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It took itself two runs before the strap attachment broke. In the new models, the problem area would appear to have been corrected with metal reinforcements.

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For the first time, the holes in the wood and rubber band tore. Really low quality rubber band under the foot. Otherwise work.

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The rubber strap under the foot was torn when about 10 loops had run -> can be replaced with a string, for example. Otherwise work. Warmes and keeps snow / twigs off the shoes.

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The attachment of the rubber strap under the shoe is not reinforced in any way at the end of the strap. Begins to rupture immediately, even if the gaiters put on instructions and without rupture.

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These are really great for winter running, lightweight and despite the thinness of the material, warm the ankle amazingly, tested with treadmills at -12. Wife size M and self size L. The only wish for improvement would be a decent reflector.

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Now with the new version, pediatrics seem to be left behind. I recommend to all winter runners to prevent snow from entering the shoe and to warm the ankles and Achilles tendons. The excellence of gaiters cannot be appreciated until they are tested by themselves.