winter wellies

[titchward]

hi everyone, just wondering what you think are the best winter wellies for my partner up at the stables as he spends as much time up there as me, need warm ones as we are up on the moors

 

[Alfiepie]

ROK are brill - neoprene lined super warm very hardwearing and on offer at wellington&barrow (google them) I got mine for £32 plus postage - my pops loved the look of mine and father christmas brought him a pair early!! - My wellies are fab with all this rain ,my feet hve been toasty warm and dry!!

 

[titchward]

thanks will look now

 

[Brightbay]

Just bought a pair of these: http://www.equestrianclearance.com/westgate_efi/upland-zip-wellies-neoprene-lined/index.html

I hAve my fingers crossed they will keep my toes warm in the field this winter! I have worn out my Muckboots, and since they only lasted a year, I thought I'd try a different approach, so am going for waterproof short boots with chaps for riding, and the neoprene wellies for wading through the mud.

 

[titchward]

after hours searching the internet and reading endless reviews hes gone for aigle parcours ISO wellies,

 

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Don't bother with ROK quality is dreadful - Returned the lot at the shop I work in as customers were bringing them back so frequently.

 

[flirtygerty]

Dunlop with fishermans socks, can't beat them

 

[Baggybreeches]

Dunlop purofort are on my wishlist for this winter.

 

[Waltzing Matilda]

Muck boots! Million times better than my hunters.

 

[Feathered]

Ditto, Muck boots. I have the Derwents and have had others before that. They're the only things that keep my feet warm. I love them.

 

[ttt]

Another vote for Muck Boots.

 

[Littlelegs]

I have some ancient, pre dodgy quality, hunters still going strong. And a pair of cheapo ones from a discount shoe shop that serve their purpose. I'd pay a lot for any that were as good as hunters used to be, but if they aren't going to last don't see the point in paying more than a tenner.