Warm yard boots you can also ride in?

[Coffee_Bean]

Have now tried muck boot co. muckers, which were too big on my leg and obv not good to ride in... tried on tyne muckers today, need a size 4/5 leg and size 6 feet, so they don't fit....

Any other recommendations ??

 

[Mavis Cluttergusset]

I love my Tuffa Suffolks - I do all yard stuff in them, walk dogs etc, and can ride in them although don't tend to as they feel too short on my stupid chicken legs. They have a fleecey sheepskin lining and are lovely and warm, even on my feet (I have reynaud's and therefore permanently dead looking feet in winter). You need a size smaller than usual though!

 

[Stinkywellies]

Another vote for Tuffa here - i love mine. They keep my normally freezing feet toasty warm and they are lovely to ride in!

 

[Dirty_D]

Tuffa Suffolk gets a vote from me, had mine 3 years this year and there still going strong!

 

[Flame_]

Ariat Grasmeres.

 

[Coffee_Bean]

Look lovely but so expensive

 

[bushbaby28]

Ariat Bromounts.... bloody expensive but waterproof and really really warm, I love them!!

 

[Katie__Connie]

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[Mavis Cluttergusset]

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It's the fingers that are the worst! Even a vibrating steering wheel sets mine off and it is agonising when the blood returns to them!

 

[kerilli]

Ariat Grasmeres, the only boots ever to keep my toes toasty, just because of them i am not dreading winter...! well worth the ££s.

 

[Katie__Connie]

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It's the fingers that are the worst! Even a vibrating steering wheel sets mine off and it is agonising when the blood returns to them!

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I know its sooooo painful!!

I get it on the way to school and then i can't write properly!!

 

[OskyWoskyPonio]

Mudtruckers though obviously the riding version are excellent and keep your legs and feet lovely and fry and toasty warm during the winter

 

[moodymare1987]

I am looking at the tuffa boots and how long are they as in the picture they look short but look decent length on the girl sat down wearing them.

I cannot recommend any as need some myself lol, Am considering just getting ariat grassmeres though, worth the money I have heard.

 

[mainpower]

Ariat Grasmeres....

 

[lilym]

I have muckboot tynes, very warm, comfy, practical and a good price too.

 

[kandm]

I haven't heard of the Tuffa Suffolk boots before. But I have always been reccommened the Equitector boots - i tried some on at blenhiem, they were so comfy. If i were to get the Equitector boots though I would probably go for the Paddock Boots which you can ride in, or the Equi Rider.

Mind I must say the Tuffa Suffolk do look rather nice!

 

[JenTaz]

i ride in woof wear boots over the winter

 

[wendyII]

I love my muck boots the long riding ones for riding I flip the tops over when im not riding in them just working on the yard and perfect for brining in the horses from fields knee high in mud at the gates and they DONT come off, pet peave loosing wellies in the mud! LOL, i also prefer them to wellies as they give my feet better support wore wellies for years and ended up with fallen arches.ouch! but also love the fact I dont get hay and straw down them so dont trapse it all through the house when I take them off.