I've finally given in to temptation

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After nearly 3 years of saying that 'I wouldn't buy a pair of ...' i've given in
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Got some extra monies and now need help in which pair to buy
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A)
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Toggi Hudson
B)
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Dublin River Tall
C)
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Ariat Grassmere
D)
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Dubarry Galway
E)
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Toggi Columbus

Thanks
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What exactly are they for (please excuse my ignorance here - the horsey world has moved on some what since my break lol!! )
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What exactly are they for ?
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I'm not quite sure
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Thats why I wasn't going to buy a pair of any of them
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but now my woof thermal boots are battered to death thought I'd buy some smarter boots to walk round badminton in / fence judge / walk doggies in
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So yes anyone know what there really for ?
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I found "D" the most comfy, tried on loads at Burghley before giving in to temptataion & buying Dubarry. Don't regret for a mo. My feet have never been so warm & dry all winter. Love them - even for shopping at supermarket!!
 
I've got the Airats and absolutely love them! They are only £179.99 on www.shoeandboot.com which is where I got them from, but tried them on in my local saddlery first who never got me a pair after promising to order some for me (they were more expensive there anyway!)
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Why not get more Woof Thermals? Assuming you have the long legged version like me, I like them becasue they don't immediately look countrified or horsy, they remind me of biker boots.

But if you have your heart set on a posher pair, I'd go for the Ariats on looks alone. I have a secret yearning for them despite my exstolling the virtures of the afoementioned Woofs!
 
Dubarrys...look good, comfortable, last for ages.
I've had mine for over 2 years and they are great...wear them loads, occ wash them in puddles!!!
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Have a look at the Dubarry Clares - they look more like a riding boot and are the most comfortable thing I've ever worn - problem is I don't have them off long enough to ever clean them
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Enjoy your new boots whichever you go for !!!
 
I am very lucky & have both the Dubarry's & Ariat Grasmere's. If I could only have 1 pair I would have the Grasmere's. I have lived in them all winter. They've kept my feet toasty warm for the first time ever & they feel like putting slippers on
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I still love my Dubarry's & use them loads for walking, poping down the yard, when I went skiing etc but don't use them for everyday down the yard.
 
I have had a much cheaper pair for two years, wear them when riding if not going 'posh'. They are waterproof and warm, got them from the Yorkshire Clothing stall at a local show for £75!
 
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