Going south the next 2 weekends to fill feeders and hunt pigs and yotes.

I have a pair of snake boots but they are so uncomfortable I can't wear them.

I saw some gaiters similar to ray guards and was thinking about picking some up.

Have any of y'all used these? Any brands you like?

Get the Danner sharp tail snake boots and cut the straps off. Comfortable out of the box. Sell the others.

You need them for the thorns and cactus down there as much as for the snakes.

I have some turtle skin gaiters. They are comfortable but they are hot and expensive.

JBOYD05 said:

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Listo Provisions Brush Cruisers are the answer. https://listoprovisions.com/products/brush-cruisers

They're in New Braunfels too, so you make be able to pick up on the way if it would work out!

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Owner appears to be an Aggie too.

Trey Dyer, here is his ring and video...

My snake boots are the most comfortable pair of boots I have. Get a better pair would be my advice

Zipper on back. Chippewa

I have chips. Maybe I just need to wear them more

I have a pair of these and they are a bit of a pain to put on, but are plenty comfortable once they are on.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09BDH8GLM

tandy miller said:

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I have chips. Maybe I just need to wear them more

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Yes sir. I hated mine at first but they are super comfortable now.

JBOYD05 said:

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Listo Provisions Brush Cruisers are the answer. https://listoprovisions.com/products/brush-cruisers

They're in New Braunfels too, so you make be able to pick up on the way if it would work out!

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Second this. Great product and great company that is founded and run by Aggies. These are super comfortable in hot weather and are easy to take on and off if you don't need to wear them all day.

Get the danners most comfortable boot i have had.

Here's the disclaimer:

Standard legalese. A company would be insane to imply that their product would 100% protect against a potentially fatal danger (in this case snake bites)

Justin Boots (who now owns Chippewa) offers the following disclaimers:

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JUSTIN CANNOT GUARANTEE AND DOES NOT PROMISE ANY SPECIFIC RESULTS FROM USE OF OUR PRODUCTS OR SERVICES.

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TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL JUSTIN BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOST PROFITS OR LOSS OF BUSINESS, EVEN IF WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES, NOR SHALL THE AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF JUSTIN, WHETHER IN CONTRACT OR WARRANTY, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS OR THE PURCHASE OR USE OF ANY PRODUCTS OR SERVICES PURCHASED THROUGH THE SERVICES EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT OR SERVICE.

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I've been in the market for some new snake gaiters/boots after my Danner Sharptails disintegrated after 15 years.
Listo provisions charging $199.00 for a pair of snake gaiters in absolutely insane.
Most of the market for this type of stuff prices out between $25-75 bucks & I don't see a single thing on this product that justifies that expense.

Here is a similar product I found for $50.00 from someplace called "Dan's Hunting Gear"
I like the look of the Listo product more for sure, but seems like some Yeti-esque level price point in comparison to others.
https://danshuntinggear.com/chaps-snake-protector-gaiters.html

Another vote for Listo.

Owners are good Ags.

I have some I'll sell you cheap.

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Not sure if they've ever even been used.

These are great. I've had them for years so I didn't pay anywhere near $200 for them.

They work great against all types of cactus as well.

Very light and about as cool to wear as you're gonna find.

Turtleskin Snake Armor