Elimitrax
 

What do others think of this?

http://www.elimitrax.com/products/index.html

RE: Elimitrax
 

If you want a pair PM me and I'll get them to you for REAL cheap. They're about the loudest thing in the woods. I'm ashamed to say that I fell for their gimmickery and bought in to them; what a joke! (and it was on me...)[:'(]

RE: Elimitrax
 

They look loud and I am not a big fan of the Shock Cord Attachment. My back-pack has "high grade" shock cords and they SUCK.

RE: Elimitrax
 

havent used them but probably won't now

RE: Elimitrax
 

I actually was not intending to buy them, just curious if others knew anything about them. You guys told me enough to now know that they are just another gimicky thing that does not deliver as advertised. Thanks.

RE: Elimitrax
 

They seem like a little too much trouble to me, and now after hearing what Kodiak said, i am curious no more

RE: Elimitrax
 

I can't think of a single time that I've witnessed a deer that acknowledged my path when they have come to it. I have, however,seen coyotes on numourous times hit my trail and turn and leave as if I was right behind them, but never a deer.
A agree, gimic!

RE: Elimitrax
 

I agree.. there are plenty of ways to cover your trail, other than going to the extreme and hassleto use one of those.

RE: Elimitrax
 

im no genius, but dont rubber boots accomplish the same thing?? What is the point of these leggings to continue all the ay up to your hip?

gimmick in my opinion and i havent ever tried em. kodiak answered all the questions i believe.

RE: Elimitrax
 

I got them for brown bear hunting from a treestand. I had a bear turn inside out when it hit my 6 hour old scent trail, even after going to the trouble of wearing rubber boots, full ScentLok, spraying down with scent eliminator and tucking in my pant cuffs; I was shocked! But I was equally shocked at how noisey the Elimitrax were. What's the sense of being scent free when everything within a mile heard you coming in?