Stenners
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Looking for recommendations on Waterproof Trousers for the yard/dog walking. I probably wouldn't ride in them as don't like the bulk and don't want the ones that rustle every step you take!
Waterproof Trousers
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Pearlsasinger
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Mine are Regatta, they work well for dog walks and yard work. I wouldn't want to ride in them, far too bulky!
KittenInTheTree
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I use Airflex Bib 'N' Braces.
Bradsmum
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I too have a pair of Regatta which are years old but still waterproof (I reproof when they are washed). They have been so good that I’ve got what I hope are a similar Regatta pair on my Christmas wish list 
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.Skib
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I dont have them but my friend used Rohan
teapot
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I’ve got a cheap and cheerful pair from Mountain Warehouse.
MuddyMonster
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My Berghaus waterproof trousers haven't let me down in the worst of weathers in all the years I've had them.
Gloi
Too little time, too much to read.
The green rubberized ones from the farm suppliers.
Fanatical
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Love my 'Horseware H20 Pullups'. On my 4th pair. Live in them in the winter.
Widgeon
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Would you consider a waterproof skirt instead? I wear mine for everything now....cosy, waterproof, doesn't rustle, and no extra bulk in the saddle because it just sits over you + saddle. Mine is from DoPo Coats and I love it.
YoungNag22
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I use the Toggi Torrent - they arent bulking at all and have elasticated calves that fit inside wellies and riding boots. Have last me ages and still going strong - i wear them all winter x
gallopingby
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I have Noble waterproof trousers, you might find some on ebay. They’re onto their third winter of everyday winter wear but l haven’t ridden in them other than the odd time.
expanding_horizon
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I have lemieux waterproof full seat over trousers (I did buy half price) but they seem good. Can use as over layer for extra warmth, or on their own, can ride in them. Are 100% waterproof can kneel in mud in them and stay dry. Not too rustlely either.
Elf On A Shelf
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I have a pair of them. Very comfy. Not waterproof at all in the slightest after a month. But then I ride 5-6 lots a day in them.
Elf On A Shelf
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Has anyone tried these ones? I expect they will melt you with all that fluffy fleece 
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rextherobber
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Another vote for the farm rubberised ones
tda
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I've had a pair of Rambo waterproof overtrousers, quite old but still function
Apercrumbie
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I get a lot of social media ads for Acai - they seem to do waterproof trousers. Has anyone used them? Any good?
Goldie's mum
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Yep, farm rubberised here too!
This sort of thing (we don't buy ours from this link - just the 1st photo I found)
www.viovet.co.uk
This sort of thing (we don't buy ours from this link - just the 1st photo I found)
Monsoon Flexothane Green Trousers
Buy Monsoon Flexothane Green Trousers for your Human from VioVet, FREE DELIVERY available over £29. Great prices and super easy to use website, see for yourself now.
www.viovet.co.uk
Mudfukkle
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Berghaus all the way 
Goldenstar
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This is what I think works best .
However I have recently got some cheap waterproof trousers from mountain wear house they are fleece lined and so nice for dog walking on cold days .
tda
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I bought some a couple of weeks ago, they have not got here yet ..grrr Amazon delivery
but I'm only expecting them to be showerproofRatface
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Still use my old yachting bib and brace overtrousers. So old that the name and size logos have worn/dropped off, but the garment is utterly warm and totally waterproof.
2ndtimearound
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Yep, Acai trousers are great, but only showerproof (and they need reproofing after a few washes) and quick drying. I've got several pairs.I bought some a couple of weeks ago, they have not got here yet ..grrr Amazon delivery
poiuytrewq
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I love my Ornella's although i do think they seem to have shrunk a little recently....
dreamcometrue
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I have some LeMeiux waterproof trousers and they are great.
Elf On A Shelf
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They don't make Ornella's like they used to. They used to make the most amazingly waterproof padded over trousers that kept you toasty when riding out. I don't find them very waterproof any more and no matter what size you buy they are designed for lads with no backsides and drainpipe legs.
poiuytrewq
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Mine are a few years old. They fitted fine last year
Mine are lined but not padded which Is what I like about them. Waterproof but no bulk and not too warm, just a little uncomfortable to dit down in today!!
They will fit again mid Jan
MiJodsR2BlinkinTite
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Am following this thread!! I had a pair of trusty Shires waterproof overtrousers (the ones with the reflective round the ankle bit of them) however sadly after a good many years service they've finally decided they've had enough and I'm needing to look for another pair.
Was very fond of these, but they are not proving easy to replace!! It seems that everyone else has the same idea now at this muddy/wet time of year, and the size I require is consistently out of stock!!
Was very fond of these, but they are not proving easy to replace!! It seems that everyone else has the same idea now at this muddy/wet time of year, and the size I require is consistently out of stock!!
Wishfilly
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I have some berghaus ones with zips- they are a bit less bulky. I don't ride in them that often, but it is possible. They are very waterproof and warm and I really rate them!