Ankle Gaiters Black

Been using the Moxie Gaiters for OCR the last 2 years. I've tried several different kinds and these stay secured to your shoes the best. The old Moxie model was great but the band on the bottom kept ripping. I went through 2 pairs in 1 year. Moxie fixed the problem and the gaiters work better than ever. I wore 1 pair during the 24-hour OCR race World's Toughest Mudder. They lasted the whole race and kept everything out of my shoes...exactly what I wanted them to do. So I'd call it a successful product.

I was initially impressed with the sturdy fabric and the ratio of elastic to polyester for a form fitting and comfortable wear. As I look closer at the seams, I may need to treat them with an aerosol water-proofer to make sure that no moisture gets through to my under layers. I was also curious about the durability of the strap that goes under the footwear. This is my first pair of gaitors but the strap seems thin. They also came with a spare adjusting strap in case the first one gets worn through under the sole of the shoe. I’ve been wearing them with Sketchers on the sidewalk, I am not sure how these are going to perform on a trail with wider boots under them, but I have very high hopes that they will work out just fine.

I wear womens new balance vazee summit v2 size 8. Bought the moxie ankle gaiters size small. Wore them with compression socks. Fit was perfect, just trimmed the straps. FYI make sure you trim them into a roundish shape, not straight across, makes it harder to get them through the 2nd keeper. Put them on with the buckles on the outside of your ankles. Great flexion, no chaffing. Ran the Spartan Beast, wish I'd had them for the Super, will wear them for the Sprint to complete this years trifecta. Yep, sprint last cause snowboarding season is starting :) In a nutshell, they are AWESOME! Were not water tight, did not expect them to be. For all 13 miles kept out the sand scree and mud, and was in shin deep loose stuff sliding down vertical slopes. Nothing broke, didnt have to stop to tighten, adjust or dump out shoes. Performed as advertised, pleased with my purchase, lots of people wanted a pair, shamelessly advertised the moxie gear. Would buy again. So sorry no pictures priorities were elsewhere, nature is awesome except when it decides to send a swarm of angry stingy wasps intent on safeguarding their underground batcave... yeah batcave

I had it for a week at coastal hike in Portugal on rocky, dusty and sandy (Oh! Sandy!!!) terrain. It worked great and easy to clean. It fits nicely over my waterproof high top boots; kept the sand away from sneaking inside my shoes and socks. It came with extra red straps! Highly recommended.

These gaiters are OK but I ended up getting some the go higher up the leg.The buckle seems a little flimsy but it never came close to breaking so it worked fine when I used it.I'd still use these in a pinch but not my favorites

I've never run OCR with gaiters before, but based on facebook posts and reviews I picked these up to counter the Georgia mud. They performed fantastically. They kept the mud out, kept my shoes on, and provided an extra layer of warmth. Highly recommended.

I got these for my Mom because when she's hiking, she also gets small rocks/dirt in her shoes. She absolutely loves them! I am probably going to order a second pair because my Dad keeps stealing them. They work super great. Only issue we have had is that when you are trying to close the red strap, the metal prong in the middle is slightly bigger than the holes in the strap so it can be a little difficult to get it in.

These have far exceeded my expectations. I used them for the first time on a very technical trail run and they still look brand new after I washed them. I ran over rock, tree roots, pavement, everything and they held up beautifully. Most importantly, I never got a speck of dirt in my shoes or socks and they stayed in place. I never had to adjust them and they were in the same place when I finished as when I started. They are also very comfortable and you can forget you’re even wearing them and they breathe and didn’t give me any issues running in the south in August.