Are all gaiters protect you from snake bites?
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HelloIt is a great Gaiter. Only problem was that it is only 1. You have to buy 2 seperately. Ernest
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Absolutely NOT. Unless specifically stated, most gators keep snow off your pants cuffs and out of your boots, and that's it.
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There are some gaiters that are thicker than these that would protect you better and I believe some are made just for that purpose. My personal opinion is I think these could deflect a snake bite but they're not made for that. You might be better off getting gaiters made for the purpose of protection against snake bites.
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Snakes have very sensitive smell ability and it is the bad smell that repels them. Ask your lizards if they are repelled by bad smells. ;-)
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I don't think anyone here would be qualified to answer that question other than the lab itself. Your dentist should give you recommendations. As for the bite guard part of it for clenching and protecting your teeth, these do pretty well.
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It is a good idea. My brother made sure he uses one after a snake got into the nest of a family of bluebirds.. Better safe than sorry.
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It is metal and will work perfect for a snake barrier. I have used it on a pigeon cage and under a porch for keeping out skunks but I am sure without a doubt it will also keep out snakes if you make sure you didn't leave any holes that the snake could get around, over or under this wire.
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I've done research and the heat rock could burn your reptiles. I have ball pythons
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Snakes? eek. Not sure about snakes, but it does a good job of keeping the squirrels out of the feeder. I went through 2 plastic baffles then got this one.
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Yes! These are wonderful gaiters at a fair price. We used them in Yellowstone in the winter.
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Most likely, though personally I prefer to have a little more distance/reach. A snake can strike 1/2 the distance of it's body, so if you have a larger snake, it can potentially bite you when you are trying to take him out with this tool.
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I would not bet my life on the boots being Snake proof . The boots are rugged and burly . I would give you a 50/50 chance, if The snake hits you above the ankle there is a good chance you will get Fangs in the skin.
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Walking around wearing even welded or riveted chainmail wouldn't be the best idea as a source of protection. There are various types of Kevlar products that are designed to defend against knife attacks. Particularly, the treated Kevlar used by prison guards during riots.However, if you think someone's going to try and stab you, your first line of defense would be to go to the police. Wearing chainmail might get you in trouble by itself in certain areas based on your local laws.
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i'm not sure with snake skin but i do know that it works well on leather. i can't see a problem with using this product.
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I do not know if snakebite proof, I don't think so. They are designed for welding. I would google gloves that were designed for snakebites. There should be such gloves. I am thinking that there would be some maybe having an outer layer of cowhide with tightly woven metal mesh lined between it and a soft inner lining. Most poisonous snakes have long sharp teeth with a very strong hinged clasp once they bite, so fInd the right glove protection .
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I have a dragon, and when we bites the gloves while worn it is very padded. But I have a dragon and it does not have fangs, so I'm not sure if it's safe.
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It is so they can't bite your chest and back area, and prevent them for ripping your guts out. LOL.
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At the Koiguchi ( Scabbard Throat ) it is tight ~ When wearing the sword One always holds the Tsuba and Saya when moving about off the floor and when bending forward ~ Some of the swords do rattle a bit ( easy fix ) a bit of nylon screen cut and placed as it will not scratch the blade and aids in quieting ~ The Koiguchi will wear with consistent practice ( also an easy fix ) ~ Ref to Youtube ~
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For snakes, I do not think it will do much damage. I cannot puncture skin. I would suggest an steel pellet gun with small co2 cartridge.