Wellies for farm and forest

[Billy]

I use these

 

http://www.philipmorrisdirect.co.uk/le-chameau-mens-chasseurnord-wellington-boots/product/

 

Had the, a few years very comfy they fit like a decent shoe or boot rather than the traditional sloppy feel. And appear to be very hard wearing and lasting very well this will be their 3rd winter.

[SteveA]

I use these

 

Le Chameau Mens Chasseurnord Wellington Boots | Le Chameau Wellington Boots

 

Had the, a few years very comfy they fit like a decent shoe or boot rather than the traditional sloppy feel. And appear to be very hard wearing and lasting very well this will be their 3rd winter.

 

oh Lordy! At that price I'd keep them in a locked cabinet next to the Moet!

[Billy]

oh Lordy! At that price I'd keep them in a locked cabinet next to the Moet!

 

 

Haha! Worth every penny, life's too short to use sub standard gear

[Robbie]

How long have you had yours, do they seem to last? cheers, steve/QUOTE]

 

I have had them about a year and a half, they seem to last much better than the muckboots, I dont wear them all the time but are comfy, warm have good grip, removable insoles. Cant fault them for what I want them for.

[Ashes_Firewood]

The right socks make a massive difference to comfort and warmth in wellies. I wear Bridgedale Trekker socks, never get cold feet and they have inbuilt padding too.

 

Got some black Dunlop wellies with steel toe cap and steel sole. Seem good when needs must.

[TGB]

Gee wiz! One can only guess how's he they'd been, if they were 'indirect' suppliers.

[TGB]

Gee wiz! One can only guess how's he they'd been, if they were 'indirect' suppliers.

 

 

Sorry. That should have been,

"Gee wiz! One can only guess how much they'd have been, if they were 'indirect' suppliers."