hunter wellies

[FERRETBOY 680]

thanks for the replies guys.some good advice.i have had my hunters out a few times now and they are very comfy,cant knock them at the moment but time will tell.is there any good protective oils oranything i could treat the rubber with.cheers

 

goodhunting

 

rew

[greatwhitehunter 47]

i think there pointless, what is the point in having such an expensive pair of wellies when you can get a perfectly good pair of wellies at £10, or a pair of hiking boots a bit more expensive?

[ginga john 268]

I used to wear Matterhorns and Aigle wellies but this year i have invested in a pair of these

 

 

http://www.flecktarn.co.uk/flccb1aa.html

 

Absolutely superb, very comfortable.

 

i bought a pair of those german army boots, marched half way across Europe before i managed to get em off again.!!

[nelson 0]

Know what you mean matey, mine do this when i put them on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35wkGEnDZ6Y

[luke 2]

togi very comfy and reasonable price

[Hob&Jill 258]

you can get a perfectly good pair of wellies at £10, or a pair of hiking boots a bit more expensive?

 

You get what you pay for, and you dont get much for £10 Maybe Im just fussy but walk a few miles on rough terrain and your feet will be feeling it big time

 

EDIT> Rew, your getting good at these long threads!

Edited July 6, 2007 by Hob&Jill

[Guest ARTEMIS]

togi very comfy and reasonable price

 

I got the Togi ones too - on the spur of the moment (when I went home to north yorkshire without my wellies! ), they're great - really soft flexible rubber stuff and very durable. Not the cheapest, but then, the cheapest I bought (naff bargain-shop floral ones for a tenner ) split after just 1 weeks wear!

 

These ones cost me around £30, and have lasted a year and are still in really good nick so far!

[FERRETBOY 680]

lol @ nelson

tell me about it hob&jill.the reason i did get the hunter wellies is because i brought a cheaper pair of wellies before for £20 and only lasted a couple of months before i ditched them ,they cracked in about 3 weeks so i had to wear plastic bags to prevent my feet from getting wet.but my cousine brought some £13 ones a few weeks back and they seem to be a little better and are not showing any signs of wear yet and we walk alot but he says there starting to give him blisters so just like what hob&jill says "you get what you pay for".thanks again everyone.does anyone know of anything i can treat my wellies.cheers

 

good hunting

 

rew