Kahtoola INSTAgaiter Low Giveaway (US Only)

Win one of five pairs of Kahtoola INSTAgaiter Low.

By on December 15, 2018 | Comments

Looking to keep snow, grit, and other debris out of your running shoes? Well, if so, check out the easy-on, easy-off Kahtoola INSTAgaiter Low. These lightweight, highly breathable gaiters with a water-resistant DWR finish zip on and off without ever having to take your shoes off. Watch the video below to learn more about these great gaiters. Head further down the page to enter to win one of five pairs of the Kahtoola INSTAgaiter Low!

To enter, simply fill out the form below by Sunday, December 30th at 11:59 p.m. MST. Entry limited to those with access to a U.S. shipping address. One entry per person. (Duplicate entries will result in ineligibility.)

Kahtoola INSTAgaiter Low

Note, if you have difficulties entering via the form embedded below on a mobile phone or via iRunFar’s daily email updates, please click through to the article on iRunFar.com on a tablet or computer. Alternately, you can enter directly via this form. Thanks!

[By entering the contest you agree to Kahtoola contacting you for marketing purposes (you opt in). iRunFar will never use the information provided other than to notify the five winners.]

[The contest is now closed. The five winners are: MK Fleming, Greg Griffin, Ryanell Johnson, Chris Klinghagen, and Sarah Thacher!]

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Bryon Powell

Bryon Powell is the Founding Editor of iRunFar. He’s been writing about trail running, ultrarunning, and running gear for more than 15 years. Aside from iRunFar, he’s authored the books Relentless Forward Progress: A Guide to Running Ultramarathons and Where the Road Ends: A Guide to Trail Running, been a contributing editor at Trail Runner magazine, written for publications including Outside, Sierra, and Running Times, and coached ultrarunners of all abilities. Based in Silverton, Colorado, Bryon is an avid trail runner and ultrarunner who competes in events from the Hardrock 100 Mile just out his front door to races long and short around the world, that is, when he’s not fly fishing or tending to his garden.