Which Muck Boot and where to get?

[huskydavid]

Hi all

 

Im looking at getting a new pair of wellies for the winter/autum/spring season (will be mainly planting in them etc.) It doesn't have to have steel toe.

 

Which muck boot do you have and what is good about it? (As im interested in the "Tay" boot).

Where is the cheapest place to get them?

 

Any help appreciated!

 

David

[huskydavid]

Hi all

 

Im looking at getting a new pair of wellies for the winter/autum/spring season (will be mainly planting in them etc.) It doesn't have to have steel toe.

 

Which muck boot do you have and what is good about it? (As im interested in the "Tay" boot).

Where is the cheapest place to get them?

 

Any help appreciated!

 

David

[huskydavid]

Hi all

 

Im looking at getting a new pair of wellies for the winter/autum/spring season (will be mainly planting in them etc.) It doesn't have to have steel toe.

 

Which muck boot do you have and what is good about it? (As im interested in the "Tay" boot).

Where is the cheapest place to get them?

 

Any help appreciated!

 

David

[penfold]

could try buckboots by buckler come in slightly cheaper than muck boots and just as good. any farm supplies place will probably have them.

[penfold]

could try buckboots by buckler come in slightly cheaper than muck boots and just as good. any farm supplies place will probably have them.

[penfold]

could try buckboots by buckler come in slightly cheaper than muck boots and just as good. any farm supplies place will probably have them.

[tree monkey]

muck boots fall to bits if you wear them a lot ive found.

[tree monkey]

muck boots fall to bits if you wear them a lot ive found.

[tree monkey]

muck boots fall to bits if you wear them a lot ive found.

[jamesfwpurdy]

Ive got the tay sport. They have a different tread to most wellies which tapers up to the sole, so they dont clog as badly. Great on wet mud/clay/dog doings (FFS!!!!!!!).

 

James

Edited September 19, 2012 by jamesfwpurdy