What wellies?!

[moodiestmare]

I want to get some decent wellies for the winter. Any opinions on what wellies are good?

Thanks

 

[SillySausage]

I have Le Chameux (sp!) and love them! They're expensive but you're paying for them to last you as far as I see it!

 

[Louby]

Muck Boots, I have the Tyne (I think, the riding boot type) and they are fab, this is my 2nd pair, so so comfy and very warm.

 

[Cyrus]

I got a pair of town and country ones for £12 from TKMAXX and they have been fab really solid and comfortable

 

[horseriderdeb]

I had the muck boot riding ones and they split at the back of the heel within the first year. Have just bought some woofwear wellies that have nice rubber foot and material top with straps down the side so you can adjust them. they are also fur lined so feet are nice and warm. Only £49

 

[smellsofhorse]

Hunters, they last me years.
I did get a new pair, tried joules but they lasted less than a month!

Joules wellie are good to look at but not good to last and cope with the amount they are used in the horsey world!

 

[aimeejay]

I needed some temporary wellies fast, and went past asda, bought some of there £10 wellies along with hunter wellie warmers and there absolutely brill. Ive not even thought to buy a better pair of wellies, because of the money.

 

[kibob]

La chemeaux, well worth the money. I wouldn't buy any other now.

 

[elr468]

As much as I love everything Joules, the wellies don't last well at all if worn regularly!

 

[cyberhorse]

Le Chameau without doubt!! They take tonnes of hammer, are extremely comfortable and as they are nice and fitted are very easy ride in. Mine are 4 years old, I wear them all the time and don't take special care of them (occasionally get hosed off).

My tip for buying though is to get them from a garden centre rather than a tack shop/ country store, far cheaper. I did see some pink ones in T K Maxx the other week but they were big sizes.