Snake Leggings – Snake Bite Gaiter Guards for Men & Women - Protection Outdoors While Hiking & Hunting– One Size

Great product! Very comfortable, very effective, and very easy to wear.

I was looking for some shin protection for splitting firewood and luckily this came up in the search. I'm not a snake charmer, but I thought I'd take a gamble on these. Well, I love them! Every time I split wood, 5 to 6 pieces fly out on average, causing bruises and sometimes cuts right thru my jeans. These Tuff Shins have already saved my legs (usually the right leg) from getting injured. I wish I would have known about these sooner. They peel around your leg nicely without having to take your boots off. I highly recommend these for splitting firewood on a vertical splitter. Firewood by Tony.

Universal fit. Feel durable. Great for weed whacking in snake country. Don't notice I'm wearing them.

They are easy to put on/take off, are durable, and are taller than most snake boots - which gives added protection. I spend a LOT of time outdoors and am constantly running into copperheads, water moccasins, and timber rattlesnakes - so these shin protectors give me great protection/peace of mind. You can use them with regular boots/shoes and they are a LOT cheaper than snake boots. I have several pairs of snake boots and they usually only last about a year of heavy use - VERY expensive compared to Tuff Shins! I also plan to use them when I'm weed eating and working around our hobby farm. The only thing that needs to be improved is the noise factor for hunting. These are quiet walking through grass or weeds, but if you get into brush, briars, etc., they are very noisy. I recommend Tuff Shins develops a "quiet set" for hunting. I plan to purchase a can of rubberized spray or bed truck liner to put on the front surface of mine to cut down on the noise of walking through the woods/thick brush.

I ordered these to go along with my timberlands for snake hunting, I remove venomous snakes from properties and relocate them, These work great both to keep hard brush off me but have complete coverage on my leg I haven't had to test how well they work with venomous snakes (and likely won't for years) But fangs aren't getting past these puppies. Very strong and light, once you get used to them you don't even remember they are there.They are uncomfortable if you don't have boots on or a shoe with a strongly structured shape as they will rest on the top of the shoe and sag really low. but with my tims for example they just become part of it. they cover the knee but not the back of it so you have range of movement, and shape over the shoe to give 100% coverage. I like that water doesn't get stick in them too.The big con IMO is that they warp odly and are uncomfortable when you kneel, but that's a small downside. And your calves WILL get sweaty wearing them, but they're PPE, what PPE doesn't cause awkward sweatting?

The beauty of these is that they take just a couple seconds to put on or take off. I used a heat gun to flare out the tops so that they don't rub the knees. They don't look pretty that way but they fit better. As others have stated, they do make one's lower legs sweat on warm days.

My husband loves these shin guards. He wears them when he uses the chain saw or an ax. Well made and comfortable to wear.

My wife suggested I find something to protect my legs from all the flying rocks and debris while using the weed trimmer (I use it also to clear the undeveloped land behind our house in the greenbelt), because in my denial of being older with developing vericose veins, I still think I’m young and tough and can withstand all those hits and nicks that shrapnel my lower legs that leave cuts and dried blood runs after a fun and productive weed whacker workout, even through sweats and jeans.Well, I fortunately found these super easy-to-put-on thick pieces of plastic armor that wrap around to protect my lower legs like a charm. Not only did I not feel any rocks and pebbles or sticks pummeling my legs, I wasn’t as tired as I was before after battling out the rugged terrain, and of course - no nicks or cuts or blood runs.As for an occasional snake…I haven’t encountered them while weed whacking, so I haven’t had these on when that happens. However, when I do, I just sick my miniature dachshund on them, and there’s nothing more he likes than the thrill of the hunt and shake ‘em to death kill of the slithering intruders! (I’m sure these shin guards would be very helpful in the event of a startled snake that would want to strike).There are no straps to fuss with and nothing to wash…I just wipe all the dust and debris off before sliding them together to put away…ready for the next round of fancy weed eater dining.

Love them. Just need a small modification at the back because they dig in slightly to the back of my knee. Other than a little trimming they are ideal. Only product I had to pay extra shipping on because of fedex though

Sent as a gift, the person has not travelled to the rainforest or tested against a bite.