The world of wellies!

[Being_Ros]

Hello,
i have some mucker wellies which are in fab condition however gives me horrendous blisters since the lining has worn down. So I was wondering is there a way this can be resolved?
Or what wellies/yard boots would you recommend for a rider which has to wade through mud that can be max 40cm deep and very thick in the winter?
Thank you,
Ros

 

[Annagain]

I really rate Aigle Parcours Iso wellies. They're expensive but I've had mine 6 years and they're still going strong. The neoprene lining keeps your feet lovely and warm, they're really comfortable with grippy soles and they adjustable gussets on the legs mean they're great for my wider calves but you can get them without too if you don't need that. The only down side is they can be slightly sweaty in summer but most are in my experience.

 

[splashgirl45]

another vote for aigle parcours, mine are on their 4th winter and i paid £160 for them so £40 a year is not too bad IMO...

 

[Being_Ros]

That's good! I don't think I have owned a single pair which had lasted more than 2 years, I will definitely look into them!

 

[deb_l222]

Another vote for Aigle (parcours). Best wellies I’ve ever had by a million miles. Mine are in their 5th year and (other than looking a bit grubby) show no signs of wear or tear.

£120.00 for mine - I had a voucher so they should have been £140.00. Expensive but worth every penny.

 

[turnbuckle]

Aigle again. Good price/quality balance.

But 40cm mud? You need WADERS