Most comfortable neoprene wellies

[icanshootwell]

Fell out with muck boots after 2 pairs wore through the lining on the heel. Then wore through the skin on my foot!

Skellerups Quatro for the last couple of years. Excellent boots.

Was going to order a pair today but they are out of 10,s. They have them in 9 but would that be to small? what size are your?

 

[DrDunc]

Was going to order a pair today but they are out of 10,s. They have them in 9 but would that be to small? what size are your?

They are a tight fit.

If you're normally a 10, then you'll probably need a size 11. That's what I've found anyway

 

[icanshootwell]

They are a tight fit.

If you're normally a 10, then you'll probably need a size 11. That's what I've found anyway

Was looking at these, seem good value.
Mens Neoprene Lined Wellington Boots UK | Neoprene Wellies | Rydale

 

[Gruber]

So a size 12 means I'm fooked then.

 

[Cowslip]

Just got my son a pair of wellies from the warm welly company they look great, are neoprene lined and have good grip, I noticed they also do them for adults, will definately be trying a pair next as my usual ones will probably only last another few months.

 

[icanshootwell]

Just got my son a pair of wellies from the warm welly company they look great, are neoprene lined and have good grip, I noticed they also do them for adults, will definately be trying a pair next as my usual ones will probably only last another few months.

I bought a pair off them last night, but today i had a cancelation saying they were out of my size and would not be getting anymore anytime soon. I just ordered the link i put up.

 

[Steevo]

Was looking at these, seem good value.
Mens Neoprene Lined Wellington Boots UK | Neoprene Wellies | Rydale

They look good value - I note they don't mention the thickness of neoprene though.

 

[YorkshireAndrew]

Buckler bookbootz for myself & Mrs YA during the winter , 10+ hours a day & no cold feet . [emoji106]

 

[Gone Shooting]

Heels wore through in my Ryedales and they were a bit shorter than normal - hate to say but chameaus still the best but not cheap.

 

[Campbell]

The most comfortable wellies also tend to be difficult to get off easily due to the snug fit design. Need something like this to ease the job and save the carpets.

 

[DrDunc]

The most comfortable wellies also tend to be difficult to get off easily due to the snug fit design. Need something like this to ease the job and save the carpets.


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What's the stable door bolt latching to now you've taken the chunk out the wall?

 

[MickyMook]

I would be a +1 for Bekina Steplites for value and comfort - however the insole that comes with them lasts no time at all! I'm currently walking around without an insole in them and this thread has reminded me to order some sort of replacement!

 

[Alwayshappy]

I’ve had a pair of Seals wellies for years, brilliant, insulated, light and comfy and very good value, wouldn’t buy anything else.

 

[Alwayshappy]

Seals Thermax Neoprene Green

 

[Bury the Trash]

Likewise, I hate having cold tootsies, so wear thick socks (Braxit Pathfinders) most of the time. My winter wellies are Neoprene lined Aigles, but I've not had them on once this year yet since discovering these: PU Techno Troya Wellingtons • Kiwikit

Not neoprene lined, but surprisingly warm, long lasting and comfortable, especially for the price. I was moving sheep fences in the snow this morning and stayed toasty in them.

can get puroforts for a fiver less

 

[neilo]

can get puroforts for a fiver less

No doubt, but I wouldn’t. The ‘Techno Troya’ ones are much better for comfort and longevity ime.

I’m happy to spend god money on the wellies when I wear them almost year round, but happily surprised to find those at the price. Cost certainly isn’t the most important factor when I’m wellie buying, my feet are more valuable. Maybe I’m just getting older though?

 

[Steevo]

I would be a +1 for Bekina Steplites for value and comfort - however the insole that comes with them lasts no time at all! I'm currently walking around without an insole in them and this thread has reminded me to order some sort of replacement!

I would highly recommend Scholl gel insoles! As comfortable as slippers imo.

 

[Bury the Trash]

No doubt, but I wouldn’t. The ‘Techno Troya’ ones are much better for comfort and longevity ime.

I’m happy to spend god money on the wellies when I wear them almost year round, but happily surprised to find those at the price. Cost certainly isn’t the most important factor when I’m wellie buying, my feet are more valuable. Maybe I’m just getting older though?

purofort is very comfortable but lightweight boot, PU and not at all clumpy like they foreign ones look , im fast on my feet like a sprinter not a deep see diver


current pair is doing ok for long life at 20 months ish havnt recut the tread yet tho.

by British is my motto.

 

[Wuffler]

Dear me.
Four pages of hand bag clutching, frilly dressed wearing, ballet dancing poofery!
Wellies aren't built for comfort, they're our penance for choosing to trudge through sh*te for six months of the year (nine in my case...usually!)

 

[Bury the Trash]

Dear me.
Four pages of hand bag clutching, frilly dressed wearing, ballet dancing poofery!
Wellies aren't built for comfort, they're our penance for choosing to trudge through sh*te for six months of the year (nine in my case...usually!)

with their what waterproofs what sox what boots and what gloves threads does make you wonder ....what next .....

yes yr right could be mistaken fer a bunch of nancy boys