Winter Yard Boots

[JessPickle]

Thinking of buying myself some winter boots, as wellies just arn't that warm and require lots of socks. Looked at muck boots which I like but also looking for something that is maybe fleece lined. It has to be very tough as I work in them and they get worn very quickly. Maximum budget £60

Thanks

Jess

 

[molehill]

Muck boots are brill.Warm,toasty and comfy!!
Too hot in the summer though

 

[JessPickle]

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Muck boots are brill.Warm,toasty and comfy!!
Too hot in the summer though

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not really a problem I have jodphur boots and normal wellies anyway

 

[siani1989]

i love these and i wear them all year round

with chaps
http://www.robinsons-uk.com/products/Pro...01305#sku.21705

 

[Henbug]

These are the ones I use, love them v warm, waterproof and comfy.

http://www.lakelandfootwear.com/lakelande57e52le.html

 

[helenhorse]

why not by welly warmers? they work a treat for me on the farm??!

 

[Sultanaswoo]

Got back from yard- soaked, feet soaked!! so I've just treated myself to my winter boots - earlier than I thought Id have to - Thats English Summer for you!!

As im sure we're all aware Robinsons Autumn Winter book out, so I ve ordered the Toscana Long boots on page 48 £64.00 slightly over your budget but they do look good, cant wait to get them!!

 

[traceyell]

i love my muck boots keeps tootsies lovely and warm

 

[vieshot]

ive got woof wear (is that right! lol) muckers, fleece lined, comfy, had them two years now- still like brand new! They were only like £25-30 too!

 

[meandmyself]

Mountain Horse ones for me. Rimfrost Paddock boots. Warm and comfy!

 

[random_rider]

Ive got Just Togs mudruckers and are so warm and comfy

Mine were only £15 too on offer wahoo haha!

 

[Keltic]

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Mountain Horse ones for me. Rimfrost Paddock boots. Warm and comfy!

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I 2nd these ive had mine fo 3 winters and they are still going strong!

 

[aelt]

Ive for the mark todd winter cooks boots - i got mine on ebay for about £60! can't beat these for keeping you warm - i suffer really badly from the cold.