reccomend me some wellies

[sj_mad]

So my hunters died on me after about 2years wear and after reading reviews it seems the quality of them has gone downhill, so I need some new wellies for getting horses in and out of very muddy fields on a daily basis, dont want to spend a fortune but Iv tried a cheapo pair which lasted about 8 weeks ! budget is around £80

 

[cob&onion]

Just been asking the same thing, i went with the hunter neoprene balmorals as there alot stronger than the regular hunters plus they come with 1 years warranty, so if they let water in/split they can go right back! The shooting forums seems to recommend them

Mine where around £80 online

 

[miller]

Take a look at gumleaf - OH bought them at burghley last year and loves them, no sign of wear yet either

 

[PoppyAnderson]

Le Chameau every time. And they've got a sale on at Robbies, so get in there quick!

http://www.robinsonsequestrian.com/brands/le-chameau/vierzonord-wellington.html

 

[Toffee44]

Got these for xmas


Love them Love them Love them.

http://www.aigleboots.co.uk/acatalog/Aigle_Parcours_Vario_Boot.html



I am NEVER buying Hunters ever ever again!

 

[starryeyed]

After my "original" hunters finally died, I got through 2 pairs of the newer version in no time at all - they really have gone downhill, more designed for wandering round town in than going near mud, such a shame.
Loads of people recommended the Ariat wellies to me - I bought them and am in love!! Highly recommend, they're SO warm (don't need my warm socks with them!) and really comfortable. Seem so durable as well, I'm sure they'll last forever - and with ariat customer service being as good as it is I don't have any worries. Lovelovelove.

 

[lachlanandmarcus]

I converted from the Hunters that were lasting 6 months, 2 years ago to the neoprene lined Le Chameaus, which have so far lasted 2 years in NE Scotland being worn 24x7 and are fantastic, much much better quality rubber and better made and much warmer.

Mine were £90 odd online but given the lasting nature of them Ive actually saved money already with them compared to the Hunters.

 

[Merlin11]

I love my muck boots. Usually last about 2 years and cost around £60.

 

[Cluny]

Have had my Gumleaf neo lined wells for about 5 years now and they are still going strong. They are fantastically comfortable and hard wearing.

http://www.gumleaf.com/categories/ladies-country-clothing/wellington-boots/

 

[palomino_pony]

Aigle ISO - Completely in love with them!

Got them xmas eve on next day free delivery. Very comfy, very warm, good reviews

http://www.wellywarehouse.co.uk/aigle-parcours-green-p-1256.html

 

[not_with_it]

I have just bought some Dublin neoprene lined wellies. I never have cold feet anymore but I would advice getting a size smaller as they are huge.

 

[Tiger2]

I you really like Hunter then Barbour make exactly the same design except made out of 100% rubber so shouldn't get the problems of splitting like with the Hunter. The problem with a lot of the cheaper boots is that there is a certain amount of chalk within the rubber compound leading to cracking and perishing. Both Barbour and the Aigle boots are made with 100% rubber. I must admit I would choose Aigle all the way. Their sole is so much more robust than that of Hunter/Barbour/Joules etc which is very handy if you have a horse or dog that pulls! You can tell I sell wellies as part of my job!!!!

 

[Teeni]

http://www.wellywarehouse.co.uk/aigle-parcours-green-p-1256.html

/\ /\ /\ I have these boots and they are in the second winter which is a amazing for me, love them.

Other one to consider:
These Dublin ones are meant to be good
http://www.equestrianclearance.com/weatherbeeta/dublin_wellington_boots/index.html

 

[Daytona]

Ariat mudbusters welly boots, and they designed to be ridden inas well. Around £60

Very sturdy and comfortable. I love mine.