muck boot

[Sgt.McMuffin 0]

had three pairs of thease found them good in the feild but very nasty on stones or wet wood or shop floors as i found out crashing in to the crisp sectoin in a tescos garage :oops:

 

HaHaHa, there's a story to tell at the pub.

[Guest coney catcher99]

had three pairs of thease found them good in the feild but very nasty on stones or wet wood or shop floors as i found out crashing in to the crisp sectoin in a tescos garage :oops:

would of loved to see that

[beddyman 6]

cheers for the response guys but i am still none the wiser to my question regards the diff in quality etc if any .. all in all they seem good boots and worth the money .. cheers

[Guest SJM]

get the cammo ones make ya legs look sexxxxxy :kiss:

[Guest coney catcher99]

cheers for the response guys but i am still none the wiser to my question regards the diff in quality etc if any .. all in all they seem good boots and worth the money .. cheers

 

they are all the same really warmth wise its just the sole make sure you get good grips on them im in 2 minds to go for these now they look like they got cracking grips http://www.gunwear.co.uk/item.php?itemname...&itemid=915

[beddyman 6]

get the cammo ones make ya legs look sexxxxxy :kiss:

my legs are allwass sexy sjm but you know that anyway mmm

[Guest JohnGalway]

As I discovered with mine yesterday they rip very easily as the outer skin is quite thin. I was putting the deck back in the sheep trailer and whatever way I was holding one of the galvanised panels it grazed the right side of the right boot and opened it up to the neoprene (or whatever it is) inner, like the saying goes hot knife through butter