G'day Shankara,

No, we don't have any youth-sized gaiters. An EU38 shoe size, is similar to a women's 7, so depending on calf diameter the smaller size could be a good fit, with the tops done up tight right under the knee.

G'day John,

We haven't actually weighed these ourselves, sorry, but Sea to Summit indicates this is the total weight of the pair.
Hope that helps!

G'day Eliza,

The Small/Medium is 39cm high and the Large/X Large is 42cm high. On the packaging, it indicates that the Small/Medium is for European 37-42, and the Large/X Large is 41-47.

G'day Olivia,

The Sea to Summit Grasshopper Gaiters are probably the most breathable out of the entire range due to the light/thin 600D Polyester Fabric, however, I would still assume that you will find them quite warm to wear through summer months. I'm not sure what solution you could look at however to get the best of the situation.

G'day Sharon,

Sea to Summit offer a large range of gaiters including the Grasshopper Gaiters, which will help prevent a bite, but can never offer 100% protection against snake bites.

If you're concerned, the most densely woven, puncture resistant gaiter currently made by Sea to Summit is the Quagmire Canvas Gaiter. The Quagmire provides at least 39cm coverage up your leg delivering peace of mind no matter where you are bushwalking.

G'day Ruth,

In general most gaiters are mainly to protect you from debris, rough terrain and snakes - so they're not made to be 100% waterproof. 

The Sea to Summit Grasshopper Gaiters are made from 600D Polyester, so they should theoretically repel water to some degree. 

If you make sure that your gaiters are put on tightly, and you're wearing waterproof shoes then that will minimise the risk of water coming through but it won't prevent it entirely.