ChainsawBoots, which ones are waterproof?

[Paul Smith]

Fighters, excellent boot!

[Chris Sheppard]

Haix tibet forest - never had wet feet yet. Even last winter when others had resorted to wellies my feet were still dry. They even have a half decent sole too.

[tommer9]

Haix protector pros. Awesome.

[hardtop110]

Whichever boots you already own + sealskin socks.

[Charlieh]

haix protector pro's, very comfortable and warm, I do a lot of work on river banks and these are great even paddling around to above ankle depth in running water.

[samthescam]

Seems like pretty much everyone loves their protector pros. Thinking about it, kind of mad giving how if you asked about trousers this would be a 4 page debate on the morality of paying extra for stretch airs. Real quality boots, that do the job day in day out, and are super comfy.

[ben-jammin]

I've had Pros which were excellent but as someone has already said, a week or two of discomfort breaking them in. Meindl wauldlaufers or woodwalkers (same boot different language) are what I'm kicking about in for the last 8 months, just as comfortable, warm and waterproof as broken in Pros but I only wore them a day to get nice and comfy. Slightly lower cut round the calf I think and less expensive too??

 

I'm sticking with meindl and eyeing up airstreams when these give up the ghost

[Taupotreeman]

Meindles. Waterproof, warm and comfy.

[StephF]

same here

 

Got the Meindl boots, not for me but partner who was really suffering with painful feet as boots so uncomfortable, and he is very very happy with them! so thanks for the recommendation:001_smile:

Ps. I make do with the cheaper Lavero, find them very comfortable and waterproof, even when working in kielder bogs this summer, the last pair shed an eyelet after a few months so I sent them back and got a new pair(free).

[hazzygawa]

Anything haix