WELLIES FOR ABOUT 50 QUID

[Guest AngelicAcid]

Now then, im after a decent par of wellies for about 50 quid, must have a tough thick sole, not bothered about neoprene, any reccomendations please.

Ive just put a spike through my hunter balmoral bamboo so am a bit sick.

[Smoking Toes 4]

hi mate i bought a pair of bucklers for 50 , steel toe caps and sole very warm , neoprene tops that can be folded down very comfortable ,got to say the best i have worn and still look brand new after a year on the pig farm atb lucan

Edited September 17, 2010 by Smoking Toes

[Bush Rummager 3,773]

If you can put another tenner towards mate.. i'd go for muck boots!

 

 

Mine have been everywhere mate..

Tibet....

Andes....

Alpes....

 

IIlkley Moor...

Got 3 yrs use out of my last pair... on 24/7!

 

[craigyboy 1,274]

If you can put another tenner towards mate.. i'd go for muck boots!

 

 

Mine have been everywhere mate..

Tibet....

Andes....

Alpes....

 

IIlkley Moor...

Got 3 yrs use out of my last pair... on 24/7!

 

il 2nd that mate i paid £55 for my muckboots and theyre hardly ever off,its like lamping in your slippers

[Guest AngelicAcid]

I thought the neoprene tended to rip, im very heavy on footwear.

[runforyourlife 361]

I'll 3rd it mate, you cant beat muck boots....

 

 

Never heard of steel toe caps being warm. They must be being made alot better these days....

 

 

The boots with liners in, are more designed for sitting around or working in. Not really walking, as your feet sweat from the inside and it becomes wet in the wellie.

 

I wear the muck boots, and every winter buy a pair of neopreme wetsuit socks, last a full season, and keep you dry and warm mate..

[consett lad 43]

have a look on john norris site they have the hunter balmoral seconds on for less than 50 and there spot on. i think muck boots are shit wouldnt have a pair given

[biglee 1 3]

muck boots all the way comfy good sole an warm in the coldest of weather

[Guest AngelicAcid]

J norris only have big sizes left mate.

[craigyboy 1,274]

I thought the neoprene tended to rip, im very heavy on footwear.

ive never had any rips in mine and im on the 3rd year mind you i mainly lamp in em but i have waded through heavy bramble in em while mooching in the day and had no probs the only thing i would say is dont chill out in front of a campfire with em on,as i did wi my last pair,a fecking big ember landed on em.. it went right through to mi shin

[#1poacher 8]

hi i got a set of wyre valley muck boots 4 £25 decent stuff

[lanesra 3,961]

the ESK muck boot , on my 2nd pair, 1st lasted 3 yrs , £65 , spot on for me , though a mate wont wear them, like marmite you either love them or loathe them.

[sweeper1gg 4]

Type in easy wellies there the cheepest on the net,hunter balmorals for around 45 quid they are around 79 quid on ebay.

[TOMO 24,908]

muck botts with vibram sole might be ok but the others are crap. mine went like racing slike on the sole within 6 month. i couldnt stand up on a wet grassy sloap also inside they semmed alot of space even though they were the right size , going up or down steep sloaps my feet moved round in side.

 

theres plenty others out there that are better for around 50 - 60

 

MUCK BOOT AFTER 6 MONTH (the top boot)

 

 

the other pair are called la crosse and in my opinion are far superior there rubber all the way up have a better sole and are neaprean inside with thin fleese on top , also more support around the foot and anckle

 

[Lab 10,979]

I thought the neoprene tended to rip, im very heavy on footwear.

ive never had any rips in mine and im on the 3rd year mind you i mainly lamp in em but i have waded through heavy bramble in em while mooching in the day and had no probs the only thing i would say is dont chill out in front of a campfire with em on,as i did wi my last pair,a fecking big ember landed on em.. it went right through to mi shin

Ember....or hot rock!!!!!!..........