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Gaiters for mountaineering provide heavy-duty protection and some added insulation for extended trips in harsh conditions. Most feature a waterproof, breathable fabric for protection against rain and snow. In addition to mountaineering, these gaiters are frequently used for ice climbing, backcountry skiing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Some fun winter activities are 1) Build a snowman or snow fort 2) Go on a winter photo scavenger hunt 3) Go winter camping as a family and learn survival skills 4) Have a snowball fight 5) Hold a bonfire and let your teen invite friends over 6) Host a snow sculpture competition 7) Ice fishing 8) Ice skating.

When trying on running gaiters, look closely at how they are designed to attach to your shoes. Some have hook-and-loop patches that connect to your shoes at the heels (provided your shoes also have hook-and-loop patches on them). Others have instep straps like hiking/mountaineering gaiters. When you put them on, pay attention to how the gaiters fee

Here are the three primary options for gaiter heights: 1. Over-the-ankle: These low gaiters are primarily designed for trail-running or summertime hiking where the goal is to keep pebbles and other trail debris out of your shoes and boots. 2. Mid-calf: These gaiters are usually about 8-to-12-inches tall. These are best for less-than-extreme conditi