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gaiter
Gaiters are primarily associated with outdoor utility and military tradition. In a modern context, they are most frequently discussed as essential gear for hikers, skiers, or soldiers to prevent moisture and grit from entering footwear. The term carries a pragmatic, utilitarian connotation when referring to synthetic gear, but shifts toward a formal or archaic tone when describing leather dress gaiters.
Because gaiters are worn in pairs to cover both legs, they are almost exclusively used in the plural form in practical conversation, though the singular is used when referring to the garment as a type of equipment.
Meanings
Examples
You should wear a gaiter to keep the snow from getting into your boots.
I need to tighten the strap on my left gaiter before we start the hike.
The soldier polished his leather gaiter until it shone in the sun.
Maybe a waterproof gaiter would be better for this muddy terrain.
The royal guard wore a white gaiter over his black boots.
I wonder if this gaiter is breathable enough for a long trek.
The knight adjusted his metal gaiter to ensure his shins were protected.
Put on your gaiters so the pebbles do not ruin your socks.