Ariat grassmeres/ windemeres any good? worth the huge cost?

[rowy]

ok, I have done 2 other posts on this on the dublin/ toggi type boots but have been doing my own research into other types of winter boots and have seen quite a few good reviews on these.
I am looking for a very very tough, waterproof, warm in winter but not too warm so i can still wear in summer boot.
I do equine sports science at uni, work at an event yard in some evenings and have my own 3 horses u take care of so will practically be living in them. I have gone through wellies that just dont last so looking to possibly spend a bit more and have some that last longer (as well as look good)
will also be for riding on the odd occasion, mainly hacking.

your opinions would be very helpful

 

[brighthair]

I love my Grasmeres. Toasty warm but I don't find them too hot the rest of the year. I've had mine a year and they seem hard wearing so far...

 

[kim75]

Me too I have grassmeres warm in winter but ok in summer too. Comfy for walking in very supportive and also great to ride in I've had mine for 2 1/2 years and still smart. Been in water jumps and mud with them keep feet dry and cosy

 

[bitlessbill]

I think they are worth the expense, had mine 3 years, they never leak, always warm and look good, what more can you ask for!

 

[rowy]

Thanks, may have to get the cash out then