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.
1326396
No ! These are not water proof. On a hard surface floor they can really move.
1213686
We use them to keep snakes away from our chicken coops, rabbit pens, and out of the yard. All you do is throw them out in the yard next to the house, or chicken coops and rabbit pens. We have had 1 snake all season by doing this. But this snake wasn't near the house, it does work.
100932
Everything I read prior to purchase says that they are water proof but I didn't use them in water.
1161801
Hope so I am using it in my barn for them and copperheads. So far no snakes. It is spring now and we will be using it again.
2200957
I unfortunately :( have caught several lizards with these on my porch. They should be able to handle garter snakes no problem. You will need to dispose of them still though.
1283351
unfortunately they are. I have been using for over a year with my Chihuahuas and never had a problem. However I did stop using for now because of the scare.
2144820
It does not state on the package anywhere. I would assume that they are. They seem to be made of durable plastic.
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.
2274260
No, they are well-made. The kids using them are 12, 13, and 14, so I can't tell you if they are toddler-proof!
2275358
Yes, they are. From the company's website: http://www.naturesplus.com/products/productdetail.php?productNumber=3421&criteria;=keywordSearchResults
1906736
I've used uncoated snakes without a problem. I doubt this one would be different.
2078186
If they have not dried completey , yes they are not water proof. When water hits it runs. Hope this helps.
1275337
ABSOLUTELY NOT. You need a very specific pair of gloves, Hercules R8E Needlestick Resistant Glove, Size: XL. They're available here: http://www.pcgsafety.com/Products/HexArmor/3180-XL/16597/HEX3180-XL DO NOT tell them you want them to handle venomous snakes. If you do, they won't sell them to you. Tell them you need NEEDLE STICK PROTECTION solidly up to your elbows. Do not purchase any other HexArmor gloves for this purpose, those will NOT provide the protection you need. A hospital bill for a rattlesnake bite can easily run $150,000-
1275336
Nah doubt it. Not sure what exactly would make any gloves rattle snake proof. These are like canvas gloves with a thin rubber like coating. Probably 1/16 thick material overall. Minimal puncture resistance.
134002
No they're not bullet proof! They prevent getting slashed with a blade but you can get stabbed with a point.
785072
Yes, they are "so far" weather proof. The pigtails are even silicon-ed from the factory.