They fit correct and kept debris out, They are water resistant,but they kept me drier than my "waterproof" boots. Going to try and reapply DWR to make them more "Waterproof".After putting a lot of miles on them in Montana they start to show some wear, but have held up pretty well. I will be buying the Bramblers for next years snow season hunts.

bought these to try out and of course i pulled the tags so i cant return them but they are way to small im sure they would work good if u had skinny legs they would pry be ideal for a woman

I really liked them, but they started falling apart quickly. I wore them first for a week of hunting in South Africa and lost a button on the second day. The straps started fraying but held together for the rest of the trip

When I returned to the states, I used them a few times during food plot preparation and checking trail cameras. The stitching on the velcro pulled out.

Again, I liked the material and design but I think the durability just isn’t there.

Having purchased these long before the season opener, I failed to test them for fit and function. Opening day comes and the top button blows off in the house before I even get them strapped on. Can't give an opinion on their durability because they never made it out the door! The fit seemed very small for a man with larger legs and 10" boots.

I’m an eastern hunter who only bought these because in late August when I was scouting must have hit a tick nest. My wife had to pluck more than 50 of the little suckers off my ankles and legs. So I bought these and treated them with permethrin and have been tick free since. My only issue is one of the buttons that connects the hook broke off after about a month of use.