Jod Boots

[GinaB]

Currently have the Dublin Daily Boots, which are great BUT feeling a bit small! Can anyone recommend some nice chunky jod boots for me? Don't want to pay much more than £30 for a pair! I prefer the chunkier sort. Don't mind zip up ones, but defo not lace up ones!

 

[Helga1980]

I have a pair of Loveson ones which I find very comfortable, my old pair are still going strong after 4 years of work.

Cost me £37.

 

[Tia]

Until I saw your budget I was going to suggest Cavallo. I have a couple of pairs of them, they are chunky, really comfortable and seem to last forever! I'm not sure of the price of them now but I think I paid around £50 or £60 for them a number of years ago. Both pairs are worn almost every day and both still look great.

 

[Mellymoo1]

I bought some Hunter Musselburgh boots last year and they are very comfortable - I picked them up on ebay for £35.00.

They're nice quality too so should last you a while.... I got my regular size and they've not come up to big or too small.

 

[K9Wendy]

Have you checked out ECW?

http://www.equestrianclearance.com/perl2...lack&size=3

http://www.equestrianclearance.com/perl2/v2.cgi?page=/templates/details.html&productid=36303

And others in stock. Just bought some mountain horse chunky but too wide for current stirrups so will have to get new stirrups before wearing them!!

 

[CastleMouse]

Shires Woodstock leather jodhpur boots are really comfy, I wear them with my gaiters and they look very smart

Although they do get scuffed quite easily, but that shouldn't be a problem unless you tend to hunt through thick forestry quite a lot!

They are within you're budget as well I think

 

[Law]

I had some lovely Just Toggs Classic boots that are really really comfy and leather

Got them mail order from Cumbrian Rider shop on ebay for £30

Before I got them I had regent leather jod boots and the JT ones are waaaaayyyy comfier!