GinaB
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Can anyone recommed some wellies that aren't too dear? I really need a pair for out walking dogs across fields and through rivers now!
Wellies?
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Tia
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Nope! I can only recommend Hunters!
Bess
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The Ariat ones have a really comfy sole and a good grip, they are warmer than Hunters imo.
YorksG
Over the hill and far awa
Not cheap but much boots are realy warm and comfortable enough to wear all day
Chex
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I got really cheap ones from equestrian clearance, harry hall ones for £13.50. Not had them long, but good so far!
YorksG
Over the hill and far awa
OOps sorry that should have read Muck Boots
Jiffy
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I bought some in Devon a few years back for £7 & they've done me well!
btw I saw a useless pressy for the welly owner today...Hand-painted wooden "Welly pegs" to keep your welly's together.
btw I saw a useless pressy for the welly owner today...Hand-painted wooden "Welly pegs" to keep your welly's together.
jayvee
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Recommend Muck Boot Co they are very warm and light on the foot. £40 ish is not bad I think. Will last for ages n ages! Will never go back to Hunter.
GinaB
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Ohh I want welly pegs! Knowing me I'd probably lose them if they aren't kept together.
I want ones that aren't as 'baggy' as normal one seither. I have skinny pins! Must check out this equestrian clearance a lot of you talk about...
I want ones that aren't as 'baggy' as normal one seither. I have skinny pins! Must check out this equestrian clearance a lot of you talk about...
Forget_Me_Not
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Same GinaB mine are really bad i come home with half the yard flooding my wellies and get told off for leaving a little track around the house of straw falling off my runty legs!
crazyracers
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Just got some joules ones nice light, warm and comfortable bout £18
KatB
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Dublin neoprene lined ones are brilliant. Bout £25 quid too, and are tough and comfy.
filly0447
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Lowther
flyingfeet
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Le chameau are far and away the best - however also cost a fortune
I like the toggi lady wanderer which is also neoprene lined
I tried the Dublin ones, but they are huge - a size 6 was more like a 7! Plus they are quite baggy
Hunters are also my favourite summer boot, however I have slipped over in them (dislocated my elbow) so I now use a boot with a better grip for winter.
I like the toggi lady wanderer which is also neoprene lined
I tried the Dublin ones, but they are huge - a size 6 was more like a 7! Plus they are quite baggy
Hunters are also my favourite summer boot, however I have slipped over in them (dislocated my elbow) so I now use a boot with a better grip for winter.
RachelB
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Joules ones are meant to be ok I think. I have very skinny legs and I get normal Hunter ones, tried a pair of Huntress ones once and they nearly knocked me backwards when they were flapping about so much when I walked! I love my Hunters though (have two pairs), and I'm pretty sure they saved my shin from being completely skinned last week when I fell down the back of the muck trailer at work!
poggio
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Not much use if you want cheap but Dubarrys are faaarrr nicer than any wellies I've ever worn, they're just lovely
v v expensive but they last years and definately worth it.
v v expensive but they last years and definately worth it.
brightmount
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Rubber wellies might feel comfortable but they perish, crack and leak. I went through two pairs a year, then I bought some cheap wellies from Homebase that weren't rubber, and they have lasted ages with not a hint of leaking. They are also a closer fit on the foot than clumpy rubber ones, so much nicer to wear on long dog walks.
severnmiles
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Not much use if you want cheap but Dubarrys are faaarrr nicer than any wellies I've ever worn, they're just lovely
v v expensive but they last years and definately worth it.
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Le Chameau 'le chasseur' are even nicer than Dubarry's to wear, hard wearing, but again not cheap...
Not much use if you want cheap but Dubarrys are faaarrr nicer than any wellies I've ever worn, they're just lovely
v v expensive but they last years and definately worth it.
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Le Chameau 'le chasseur' are even nicer than Dubarry's to wear, hard wearing, but again not cheap...
RachelB
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They're cheap if you can find a pair discarded in a bush like my Mum did...!
RobinHood
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Toggi neoprene lined wellies are very comfy and reasonably priced too.
rrose
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joules
tashyisaudrey
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I love hunter wellies too
worth the money as they last much longer
xxcharlottexx
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Ive got a piar of Harry hall ones, that are fab!
also got a pair of pink requisite wellies
not had a problem with them leaking, and have got a good heal on them but i think i got a size too big, and they do rub my heals, but other than that i love them and 2 pairs of socks solve the problem
also got a pair of pink requisite wellies
not had a problem with them leaking, and have got a good heal on them but i think i got a size too big, and they do rub my heals, but other than that i love them and 2 pairs of socks solve the problem
Alibear
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Joules Marsh leather wellies, like Durbarrys but lots lots chepaer , very warm and comfy. Tested thoroughly bombing around Thetford forest on the quad for 4 hours yesterday
Vicki1986
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ive got hunters they are a bit pricey but last forever IMO. i wear them spring autumn and winter year in year out and they still look like new. sometimes its worth paying a bit more as it does better in the long run, seems the case with these anyway!