Are they snake proof?
1539488
No these are not snake proof. I have another pair for that: http://www.amazon.com/Orvis-Snake-proof-Gaiters/dp/B004E8HQC4/ref=pd_sim_sbs_a_9
1539489
Depends on the snake...Cordura can do lots of great things, but snake protection will require something further.
1833920
They are rated for outdoor use, so yes they are water-proof. My are tucked up under the eaves of the house. It's a very good camera.
2144820
It does not state on the package anywhere. I would assume that they are. They seem to be made of durable plastic.
863920
I wouldn't have blind faith that you were completely safe as they are not intended for this purpose. That being said, the multiple layers of chainsaw protection and steel toe would certainly give you a better chance than a regular rubber boot. Are you looking for a chainsaw boot in particular? Or just a rubber boot with a better chance of stopping a snake bite? If you haven't already, I'd recommend looking into the snake proof boots on the market, I don't have a need but have seen many different models that look pretty cool.
727726
I wouldn't trust these to stop snake bites, if I remember right they are only nylon, an thick enough to stop snow getting in and brush/thorns from cutting into your legs.
2018650
Yes, they are. I have had three of these (this female model, the male model and the infant model) for more than a year under heavy use by my 2.5 year old son and his cousins. It is very resistant.
575466
no, not resistant, or water proof. Keep them out of rain and treat them as you would any piece of electronics that are not designed to be water resistant. There are open ports/jacks, as well as openings for speaker and mic.
2139268
Yes. There are four rotating locks on the top screen. As long as all 4 are locked, your snake won't be able to get out.
980170
In my personal opinion no.. they are not that stick proof. They are truly a rare find and I highly recommend them for serious cooks.
215853
I believe not. My husband bought them and he shops for price, not safety. There was no indication on the packaging that they are bpa free and they had that new plastic smell that I now associate with bpa containing products.
45058
They are too small fr a squirrel ; I had a trap outside that was dragged around in the leaves prob by a squirrel but it got away ...our intended targets ( snakes ) avoided the traps but we have since used them fr mice ...
1275333
I wouldn't think so. They're pretty tough, but something sharp could puncture them. Seeing as how fangs are meant to go through skin and hide, I wouldn't trust them.
763636
I don't believe they are. There is no documentation of that. I would email the company to find out for sure, but that is something that companies usually brage about on a box if it is BPA free
1974048
I would assume yes, since they are air-tight. Ants aren't even attracted so they are really air-tight. Since air is less dense than water, I think it is safe to say they are water- moist proof. Haven't tried it out though.
265362
For a close up butterfly or a beaver one hundred yards away, these will serve you well. The only draw back is the warning that they are not water proof; I hesitate using them in the rain.
1326396
No ! These are not water proof. On a hard surface floor they can really move.
253356
I don't know why not. I know nothing about snakes but I assume it would work fine.