muck boots

[debsflo]

thinking of treating myself, any one use and recomend. does any where have them in a sale.

 

[Tangaroo]

I wear the muck boot jodphur boots and they are fab. Really warm and waterproof and it means you can walk across a muddy field then just hose them off before riding. I bought mine on ebay.

 

[sherbet]

Best boots ever, never have cold or wet feet. 12yr old daugter wears as well and she loves them

 

[Nosey]

The woof ones are good and hard wearing!

 

[piebaldsparkle]

Defo, but get the ones with a heel that you can ride in the other ones are slippery on clay!!!

 

[dotty1]

Can't believe how warm they are, should have got some a long time ago. I got mine from Discount wellies.co.uk, was the cheapest I could find online. £39.95 + £6 postage.

 

[pagancluf]

I wear the fur lined cotton trader ones, really keep feet warm and have lasted really well (over a year now) and cos not equestrian good price too!

 

[DiablosGold]

I bought the derby house own brand ones in the sale for £20 a few weeks ago, they are seriously warm and comfortable

 

[Nosey]

Oh - just realised you meant muck boots not muckers!
Have got a pair of the long muck boots and they are really warm and cosy but agree they can also be a bit slippy.

I do like them - husband bought them for me ... I personally wouldn't have paid the best part of £50 for a pair of wellies!!

 

[Pedantic]

Mine cost £52.00 but brill, lovely toasty feet

, I cant ride in them though as I find they are a bit fat for my fenders and the soles are rather thick and dull foot to stirrup sensetivety.

 

[the watcher]

I had them, found them far to chunky to ride in.

 

[Serephin]

My muck boots are seriously toasty in winter, too hot in summer - when mine eventually die I think I will get the riding version next. Super comfy too.

 

[Spot_the_Risk]

Love them, just had my second pair for Christmas, the riding ones (as I had before).

Oh the bliss of having warm feet again!

 

[MotherOfChickens]

have the non riding ones and hate them-way too hot to work in (make your jeans/breeches damp, yuck!) and they have no grip in mud at all.