RECON GS2™ SNAKEGUARD™ Full-Length Bush Protection Gaiters

RECON GS2™ SNAKEGUARD™ Full-Length Bush Protection Gaiters

Built for Australian conditions, SNAKEGUARD™ Full-Length Bush Protection Gaiters provide tough, practical lower-leg protection for bushwalking, hiking, hunting, camping, farming and working in scrub or long grass.

Constructed from heavy-duty 600D ripstop material with a waterproof PVC backing, SNAKEGUARD™ gaiters provide an additional protective barrier against scrub, thorns, debris and potential snake strikes while remaining comfortable enough for extended outdoor use.

At just 240g per gaiter, they're tough without being unnecessarily heavy.

$59.95 per pair

Key Features

• Heavy-duty 600D ripstop construction

• Waterproof PVC-bonded backing

• Full-length design — approximately 36cm high

• Fits calves up to approximately 47cm circumference

• Wide 50mm Velcro closure for easy adjustment

• Elastic top drawcord for a secure, comfortable fit

• Steel lace hook helps keep the gaiter positioned over your footwear

• Durable heel strap helps prevent the gaiter riding up

• Shaped lower section for a better fit over boots and shoes

• Soft breathable lining for improved comfort

• Ventilation webbing at the top and rear

• One size fits most — fully adjustable

• Approx. weight: 240g each

Made for the Australian Outdoors

Whether you're walking through long grass, clearing a property, heading off-track, camping or spending your day working in the bush, SNAKEGUARD™ adds an extra layer of protection between your lower legs and the environment.

They're an affordable piece of protective equipment that's easy to keep with your hiking, camping or work gear.

Important — Snake Protection

SNAKEGUARD™ gaiters are designed to provide additional physical protection to the lower legs and may reduce the risk of penetration from a snake strike. However, no gaiter should be considered snake-proof and no guarantee against snake bite is made or implied.

Always exercise appropriate caution in areas where snakes may be present. Do not deliberately approach, handle or provoke a snake.

If a Snake Bite Occurs

Treat every suspected snake bite as a medical emergency and call Triple Zero (000). Keep the person still and follow the recommended pressure-immobilisation first-aid procedure. Current Australian guidance also advises not to wash the bite area. See Healthdirect's current Australian snake-bite guidance or St John Ambulance Australia's snake-bite first aid guidance.