Quick Question- Woof Wear boots

[elr468]

Hey - Im going to the saddelry shop later for yard boots which i'm in desperate need of! I know they stock Woof Wear muckers and long yard type boots- Are these long lasting and and hardwearing? If not which brand is? I need them to last the winter. If not i will prob go for Mountain Horse. Thanks

 

[poodle20]

I bought a pair a couple of winters ago. They are quite warm, but only the foot part is waterproof. If you have lots of mud or deep puddles in the winter, you end with water getting in above the foot part. Hope that makes senses.

 

[charlyan]

I've also had the Woofwear boots for a couple of years now and love them- they're very cosy and comfortable but as Poodle20 says- water can get in at the ankle.

The foot is rubber and fully waterproof and the leg is water resistant- it just seems to be the seam between the two parts that isn't, which is a shame

 

[jesterfaerie]

I have had some, lovley and warm I loved them but they fell apart very easily and quickly. A real shame.

 

[JenTaz]

ive had mines for three winters now and never had a problem with them i used the waterproof spray that you get for rugs and it worked a charm

if not i'd say go for a paor of ariat wellies or muck boots with a pair of wellie socks under the ariat wellies muck boots are amazing with them being neoprene they are so warm but again let some water in with them not being water proof

 

[BayJosie]

I had them and hattted them. only becuase I found them really heavy to walk in and if you're busying around the yard for long periods of time I found them tirying to walk in. But I sold them to my friend and she absolutely loves them so I think it's just me!