Digging Boots

[Guest DeeD]

I need a pair of Digging Boots badly, as my ones are done.

 

Anyone recommend a pair?

 

I was thinking of getting a pair of these: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-British-Pro-Boot...1QQcmdZViewItem

 

 

What do you's think?

[Guest DeeD]

I'll check them out GERONIMO

[jessdale 416]

for digging in you will struggle to beat haix tibet forest boots.They are probably a bit too stiff and heavy for general mooching about but for digging in they are the dogs balls.

[forest of dean redneck 11,664]

i know their not suitable but a countrywide farmers store sale leaflet came in local paper fortnight ago and they had regatta ridgeline walking boots reduced from £40 to £20 both me and missus had a pair ideal for tramping through forest of dean.

[Mish 1]

STHIL the chainsaw people do some cracking boots.

I recently purchased a pair from our local dealer and am well pleased with em !

They're a bit hard on your feet at first but after two or three mornings out are perfect.

Got em just before that bad snow at christmas so they had a good test !

Cost me £85 but you can tell they're gonna last years.

[Guest DeeD]

for digging in you will struggle to beat haix tibet forest boots.They are probably a bit too stiff and heavy for general mooching about but for digging in they are the dogs balls.

 

Are these them? http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/detail...ts&product=1429

 

They don't do them in size 13.

[Guest DeeD]

If you are after the best , then you probably need to go German , I know .....I know!!!!!!....But they are one of best makers of boots on the planet......Look for 'Lowa' or 'Hanwag' , there are some others but those two are the main manufacturers of military combat boots......£130 - £160 though , but the best.

 

Check them out GERONIMO. These ones look good: http://www.worldofsurplus.com/ishop/1061/shopscr716.html

, but they're a too steep!

[Stabs 3]

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[jessdale 416]

yes mate they are the boots i was talking about.The sizes are large,i take a nine but my haix boots are eights, so the size twelve may fit you.

[Guest knocavoeboy]

wellies easier to clean off to reduce forensics and also easier to disinfect thats for digging what i prefer.

[Guest DeeD]

What would you know about digging, your a fireside hunter

 

I only use Wellies for walking the dogs, they're shite for digging.

[Wilky 0]

Good old fashioned Kips Chrome Leather Fell Boots, last forever.

[Guest DeeD]

for digging in you will struggle to beat haix tibet forest boots.They are probably a bit too stiff and heavy for general mooching about but for digging in they are the dogs balls.

 

Are these them? http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/detail...ts&product=1429

 

They don't do them in size 13.

FU@K ME YOUR FEETS AS BIG AS YOUR MOUTH

 

:realmad:

 

 

Good old fashioned Kips Chrome Leather Fell Boots, last forever.

 

Any links to where you can buy or see them?

[Wilky 0]

for digging in you will struggle to beat haix tibet forest boots.They are probably a bit too stiff and heavy for general mooching about but for digging in they are the dogs balls.

 

Are these them? http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/detail...ts&product=1429

 

They don't do them in size 13.

FU@K ME YOUR FEETS AS BIG AS YOUR MOUTH

 

:realmad:

 

 

Good old fashioned Kips Chrome Leather Fell Boots, last forever.

 

Any links to where you can buy or see them?

 

Hoggs of Fife sell them and I believe they have a web site, but don't buy them from there, they are 40 quid dearer than the boot shop in Halifax where I got mine from.

[Mish 1]

Here's the STIHL boots for ya