do these need to be slid on or can they be put on with a boot already on?
1403844
They have zippers on the side that completely disconnect. There is a lace that goes under the arch of a shoe, but it detaches as well. So, you can put it on over the boot easily!
1403845
These Gaitor are the easiest putting on as well as removing. I have used Haiti's most of my life but these guys steal the show. Once you have successful set up your foot straps (soul strap) they actual can be installed in less than 10 seconds and removed even faster.The great thing is this, you never have to take your shoes or boots. I give them two thumbs up! I wear mine everyone I hit the tall grass and timber.
1403846
They have zippers on the side that completely disconnect. There is a lace that goes under the arch ofa shoe, but it detaches as well. So, you can put it on over the boot easily!
1403847
These do not slide on they are fitted on once you have the boot on-we found them to work really weel
1403848
The gators zip up and you put the strap on under the instep, the only drawback is my husband sometimes complains about not liking the zipper in the back but then if it was in the front it would get snow in it.
1403849
They have a zipper on the side.Just make sure you are ordering two items & not one. That was my mistake.
1541684
I placed it on top of the insole in a boot that I wear outdoors but on my regular shoe I took the insole out. Try it with and without, they are easy to put in or take out. I am very pleased with them.
284983
Yes boots come off. My 9 yr old grand daughter removed them. Keep working, maybe use a warm (not hot) hair blower on them to soften them a little to make them more pliable.
1243480
Yes, you must be careful in putting these on before venturing outside. I always make it a point to sit on the step and put them on my running shoes to ensure I dont scratch up my wood floors, small price to pay when I get the traction needed to do my long runs in snow and ice conditions.
356478
You have to take them off. The idea of the covers is to protect your cleats while you are not riding.
853625
They slip on and stay on with friction, no screwing or other method of attaching. The only issue might be the size of the tip of the walking stick. Too small they wouldn't stay on, too large and they wouldn't go on. But - you could always return them.
2047853
do you have to remove the rock guards to install these?? or do they fit over them
479843
These require effort to put on. Sitting down, both hands. They are definitely not 'slip ons'. That said, they don't slip off, either - that is, they stay put, around my heel and ankle, perfectly. The little nub on the back makes taking the off a breeze.
508589
100% yes. They will only literally slide on, and secure on this by friction. It will not click or screw on. Hope I helped.
1466097
I wear them without shoes but with socks. I also put an insole in for comfort. Also, for your information, the boots are heavy and hot in the summer.
479842
I have both and the clogs are a lot easier to slip on and off. The boot type you pretty much need to pull them on, where as the shoe type you can slip on and off like you would a clog/backless shoe.
2226090
Yes, these slid right in. You will have to take off the cover of the rails in the back to slide them in. Directions show the clips to push on the cover to be on the outside of the rail but it is on the inside instead. Pop it off, slide rails in, tighten down and pop it back on. It took about 10 minutes once I figured it out. Be sure to do it on a day that is 60 degrees or better so you don't break the cover.
1731106
If you like them nice and tight you can lace them up while they are off your feet, That way when you slip them on they will be nice and tight, FYI though the instructions say you are suppose to lace them up while they are on your feet, That way they will conform more to the shape of your feet, I didn't read the instructions and I installed them with shoes off and when I did slip into them they were tight and hurt like hell.
1784794
You have the option to NOT put them on in the first place. I left mine OFF.
130941
Mine did not. I had to use a pair of pliers to slip them on. No big deal though.
2167350
They slide right on. I have never used them to be honest with you. They always seemed more of a pain than a help. You really don't need them.
1802016
Yes. You have to put them on to begin with, so if you don't want them on you don't have to.