Hunter Balmoral equestrian boots - the ones you can ride in

[trefnantblackknight]

http://www.charliesdirect.co.uk/products/hunter-balmoral-equestrian-neoprene-wellington-boots-black

Has anyone got a pair?? I really like the look of them for work - mucking out stinky stables and riding mad eventers - are they any good? i normally just have a pair of Hunters and my jod boots but my Hunters are starting to disintergrate - << is that how you spell it - and i thought these might be good as i wouldnt have to keep switching shoes..and they say there made from special stuff to deal with poo poo's and wee wee's

any opinions would be great

 

[CalllyH]

They were on offer at burghley for fifty quid. I so regret not getting them as my normal hunters are pants.

 

[HBrae2]

I have them. They're really comfy and warm (bit too warm at the mo but will be great in the winter). They're good to ride in too and a lot easier than having to change into boots and chaps after catching / mucking out. They're probably a bit overpriced for what they are but I got them as part of my birthday present : )

 

[thatsmygirl]

The local shop near me says they are as bad as the normal hunters and get just as many back. I would stay clear of the hunter name

 

[Django Pony]

I have these http://www.justtogs.co.uk/footwear-mudruckers-tallriding.php the Just Togs version of these. They are fab, really comfy and waterproof. I paid about £60 for them.

 

[Lizzie0682]

Did you get them op? After buying several pairs of riding boots / jod boots / country boots, I've come to the conclusion that Hunters are the only thing that fit me! Considering the equestrian ones, but can't believe I missed out on them being £50 at Burghley!!