wellies or boots

[nothernlite 18,027]

try john norris web site

[JohnGalway 1,043]

What would you suggest at the moment I wear a cheap pair of hiking boots but sick of going out lamping and ending up with wet feet

 

I'm wearing Dunlop Purofort at the moment (farming in the day, lamping at night), the one with the red fish in the sole. but, they've split where the sole meets the upper so they're not perfect either. I'm still waiting to find something that'll last me.

 

If any manufacturers wish to send me samples for testing.......... lol.............

[tomas 9]

I think it will be muck boots just looking into prices

[nothernlite 18,027]

hunters in john norris cheaper

[Tam O'Void 297]

I think it will be muck boots just looking into prices

Dont Buy On PRICE ....you'll go through 5 s***t boots/wellies before 1 good Quality Item .....Save the Extra .Buy Quality ...Save on the long run

Good pair of Lundhags ,made for Wet & cold conditions high leg as well..well worth the Extra expence

[The one 8,397]

I prefer a good pair of boots but i cant remember the last time it stopped raining here ive four pairs drying at the radiator at the minute but as long as my feet start out dry that's the main thing i lifted two pairs to get a name on them and all i can see is a 100% waterproof tags :laugh:

[JohnGalway 1,043]

That's the disadvantage with boots, they nearly always get swamped at some stage or another and take forever to dry (if you don't want to damage them). Wellies on the other hand, unless you fall in a bog hole you're good to go night after night, can even repair them with stuff like StormSure if they do crack.

[Born Hunter 17,638]

Just been looking at the Le Chameau Country Vibram. Seem a reasonable wellington at £85 for walking the dogs in etc. For serious stuff I will always favour a decent hunting boot. For everyday use a pair of wellys are a lot more practical and less hassle to look after.

 

http://www.lechameau.co.uk/index.php?p=productdetail&pid=310&gender=neutral&category=2&prodname=Country+Vibram

Edited November 19, 2012 by Born Hunter

[dazzz 421]

hunters in john norris cheaper

when did you last look mate because ive not seen the cheap slight seconds on there for a while????

[AirgunGuy 362]

You need both imo mate if you're doin some serious hunting.

 

Always buy the bets you can afford...especially with boots

[nothernlite 18,027]

hunters in john norris cheaper

when did you last look mate because ive not seen the cheap slight seconds on there for a while????

just looked your right mate doing cheap sealand ones got a pair few months ago decent wellies

[tomas 9]

I'll have to wait after xmas I'll get a pair of dunlops to put me on til then I'm only out 2-3 times a week due to workin dodgy shifts and family comitments

[The one 8,397]

If its fair i wear caterpillar boots there comfy and digging out the ferrets hasn't ruined the sole but there far from waterproof

[tomas 9]

Tbh I'll be doing mostly ferreting got a pup to bring on but my mate who I go out with is into lamping so I go out when he does

[hunter1975 0]

Buckler buck boots, like wellies but neoprene, warm and like a pair of gloves for your feet!

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Buckler-Buckbootz-Wellingtons-/160914388925?pt=UK_Men_s_Shoes&var=460131283961&hash=item25773eb7bd

Edited November 19, 2012 by hunter1975