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ok mate? i wear hunter galloways, i have had them for 4 years, they have lasted me well and i have basically kicked the shhhiiiiiiitttttt out of them, i also wear le cheameau mouflon plus boots, i have had them for about 3 years, my brother bought the same wellies and boots as me last year, i swear by both but thats me and my opinion only mate

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Just had a look at them mate, they look like they can handle some crap. Good reviews too.

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I bought some Grub boots with vibram soles for £50 and they're superb, although a bit too warm at times !

 

Got sick of chucking money into Chameaus, they are utter crap !

 

Those Grub boots look comfy too. Looks like most decent brands are using the Vibram soles.

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I got hunter wellies thinking of geting these now

 

http://www.totalfishinggear.co.uk/ProductD...opListRec=38613

 

or these if i got abit more money

http://www.totalfishinggear.co.uk/ProductD...opListRec=43628

 

anyone els got them?

Be carefull with that tfgear the coat i bought is rubbish i think its just cheap gear and tfg logo is just put on to sell.atb dell

Iv got the tf gear trousers and there awesome

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Cheap wellies for me. Put a decent insole in them and when the sole is punctured on barbed wire for about the third time during a season, throw them away and get another pair.

 

I tried all the expensive ones and was thoroughly pissed off when I felt my feet getting wet after a couple of weeks. They are too soft and are mainly for walking and not climbing over barbed wire.

 

I would dearly love to find a pair of strong comfortable boots that would keep my feet dry whenever I was wading through 6 inch deep mud or fields chewed up by cattle hooves or tractors.

 

Dave

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Cheap wellies for me. Put a decent insole in them and when the sole is punctured on barbed wire for about the third time during a season, throw them away and get another pair.

 

I tried all the expensive ones and was thoroughly pissed off when I felt my feet getting wet after a couple of weeks. They are too soft and are mainly for walking and not climbing over barbed wire.

 

I would dearly love to find a pair of strong comfortable boots that would keep my feet dry whenever I was wading through 6 inch deep mud or fields chewed up by cattle hooves or tractors.

 

Dave

 

Sounds like you need carrier bags inside wellies!

 

I wonder if im asking for to omuch out of a boot/wellie. I wear boots for digging & prefer steel toe caps, its the sole that takes the most stick, & wellies for following hounds, but everyone uses barb wire around here as if its free.

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I use these I think they are a cross between boots and wellingtons.

 

Fur lined as well :icon_redface:

 

http://www.protecdirect.co.uk/Rigger-Boots...-Lined-Boot.htm

 

 

edited to say they are not leather they are rubber tops and steel midsole for jumping barbed wire ;)

 

They would do me if only they had a small modification,,,,,somewhere to hook the gaiters on to the front, or id be forever tipping the loose out from digging.

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I bought some Grub boots with vibram soles for £50 and they're superb, although a bit too warm at times !

 

Got sick of chucking money into Chameaus, they are utter crap !

 

Those Grub boots look comfy too. Looks like most decent brands are using the Vibram soles.

 

I've got some mate - GRUB Stalker, great supportive heel and ankle on them as well as good sole. They do get on the warm side and your socks may be damp with sweat when you take them off but having warm toes in wellies is something of a new experiance from the other crap that i've had - i won't moan about it come January ;)

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