[pct-l] A little input needed.
matt maxon
matt at mattmaxon.com
Tue Feb 6 08:36:49 CST 2007
Here in SoCal we use low gaiters to keep stones and other debris out
of our shoes.
The knee high variety is useful in warding off scrub oak, stickers,
and thorns.
Do you need them, no. It is a style choice.
I generally don't like to use them because they are a trip hazard.
If you are using trekking poles this is less of an issue, for sure
Thanks for enduring my random thoughts on gaiters
Regards
Trail90
Roy wrote:
> I never used Gaiters on the AT and I did not see or have any need for them. Now there was no snow, well a dusting of snow, or desserts on the AT, will this or other factors create a need for Gaiters on the PCT?
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