1) Anglican vestment 2) Congress boots 3) Equestrian accessories 4) High overshoes 5) Lower-leg coverings 6) Old footwear 7) Old-fashioned footwear 8) Outmoded legwear 9) Quaint footwear 10) Spats 1) Spats 
protective gear designed to fit snugly over hiking boots meant to keep mud and debris from fouling socks, thereby keeping feet dry and comfortable. Gaiter A water-repellent, internal sleeve that can be tightened around boot and lower leg to keep out snow. Gaiter: A water-repellent, internal sleeve that can be tightened around boot and lower leg ...
a leather or cloth covering extending from the waist to the knee or ankle and buttons up the side.
Gaiters are garments worn over the shoe and lower pants leg, and used primarily as personal protective equipment; similar garments used primarily for display are spats. Originally, gaiters were made of leather. Today, gaiters for walking are commonly made of plasticized synthetic cloth such as polyester. Gaiters for use on horseback continue to be...
Commonly a neoprene anklet or legging put over the top of wading shoes and to keep gravel from getting into the shoe and abrading the stocking foot of the wader. These are also called gravel guards. 
(Leggins, Puttees) Coverings that zip or snap around the ankles and lower legs to keep debris and water out of your boots.
Commonly a neoprene anklet or legging put over the top of wading shoes and to keep gravel from getting into the shoe and abrading the stocking foot of the wader. These are also called gravel guards.
[Wuthering Heights] leg coverings that reach to the mid-calf.
Commonly a neoprene anklet or legging put over the top of wading shoes and to keep gravel from getting into the shoe and abrading the stocking foot of the wader. These are also called gravel guards.
commonly a neoprene anklet or legging put over the top of wading shoes and to keep gravel from getting into the shoe and abrading the stocking foot of the wader. These are also called gravel guards.
protective gear designed to fit snugly over hiking boots meant to keep mud and debris from fouling socks, thereby keeping feet dry and comfortable.