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Hey all, I'm in the market for a new set. My cabelas ones I bought 15 yrs ago finally gave up. I'm pleased with the way they lasted, but the current cabelas gaiters don't seem to have great reviews. What are you all using?
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Kenetrek or Kuiu both work well and are quiet.
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I've been running the new Sitka gaiters. They've held up great so far and they're made out of a soft waterproof material so they're quiet compared to most.
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Kuiu but If I was bowhunting would look for quieter pair.
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My wife and I switched to Kenettek gaiters a couple years ago. They are holding up well so far.
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I use the kenetreks almost daily during Hunting season. They have held up well for five years now.
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I bought a pair of fleece gaitors from Cabelas that work well. Shake 'em out every once in a while and they're dry again.
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I currently run kuiu and they are pretty bullet proof, the kenetrek gaiters I had before fell apart after one season.
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I'm using Kuiu and love them. I wish they made black but I chose the major brown and have been happy.
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I’ve been using outdoor research for years & love them. I’ve never had a problem with them & they last a long time
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http://www.kuiu.com/hunting-boots-footwear/yukon-gaiters/80004-V2-L.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&adpos=1o1&scid=scplp80004-V2-L&sc_intid=80004-V2-L&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0q7puYDd1wIVkV9-Ch2siAXJEAQYASABEgJWuvD_BwE
Love my kuiu gaiters!
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Quote from: Magnum_Willys on November 26, 2017, 08:35:10 AM
Kuiu but If I was bowhunting would look for quieter pair.
Kuiu here as well and its one of my favorite pieces of gear, but this is a fair criticism, the fabric isnt silent
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Outdoor Research Crocodile Gaiters are great. And they will replace them if they get damaged, whatever the cause!
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I’ve been using OR Crocs too. They’re bombproof but they’re not quiet so if you’re bowhunting I’d look elsewhere.
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