Yonder Tick Gaiters
Over the trousers, strapped under the boot. Ticks climb up from the grass, and this is the gap they climb into.
- Seals the gap at your ankle, which is the way ticks get in
- Only 87 grams the pair, so they live in a coat pocket
- Goes on over the trousers and boots you already own
- Tightly woven face that seeds, burrs and brambles slide off
- Sixty days to walk in them, or your money back
There is nothing to choose. The instep strap and the top drawcord take up the slack, so one pair covers the range instead of you guessing at a size.
Checkout is encrypted end to end.
At the car, before you set off
When you get back
The one thing worth getting right is the instep strap. Loose is the reason a gaiter rides up, not size. Pull it snug enough that the gaiter cannot lift off the top of your boot and they will sit where you put them all walk.
About three ounces across both legs, which is roughly a phone. They roll down small enough to live in a coat pocket or a glovebox, and that matters more than it sounds. A pair left at home has never stopped anything.
No consumables and nothing to reapply. Rinse them off, hang them up, and they are ready for the next walk.
Ask us a sizing question →Finally stopped fighting with my pant legs
I’m in tall grass and brush all the time and used to tuck my pants into my socks, which never stayed put for long. These are way easier. I pull them over the bottom of my pants, run the strap under my boot, snug them down and they stay where I put them. The biggest thing for me is being able to look down and actually see that the loose opening around my ankle is covered instead of wondering if my pant leg worked itself loose again.
Straight answers
What people ask before they buy a pair.
The questions that actually come in. If yours is not here, email helpyonderpets@gmail.com and a person will answer it.


