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<blockquote data-quote="QueenWellington" data-source="post: 192393" data-attributes="member: 3937"><p>The main differences are that the seeland estate AT (all terrain) are on offer until the end of this month - normally £80 - £100 inc vat. The seelands are 5mm neoprene (wetsuit material) v 4.5mm Aigle. Seeland have an all terrain sole with a glass fibre shank to protect your foot if you're stomping through the woods. Aigle have a triple density sole with "anti fatigue" cushioning so you can stomp all day and not have exhausted feet. The Aigle ones have 360 degree grip do that they won't slide in any direction if you're on muddy terrain. The Aigle ones are a bit more forgiving for wider calves and almost create a vacuum on your leg. Aigle have a side gusset whilst Seeland have a rear gusset. Both are designed for serious use, shooting etc. neither are farming boots unless you have spare cash and are willing to clean, care and maintain them!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="QueenWellington, post: 192393, member: 3937"] The main differences are that the seeland estate AT (all terrain) are on offer until the end of this month - normally £80 - £100 inc vat. The seelands are 5mm neoprene (wetsuit material) v 4.5mm Aigle. Seeland have an all terrain sole with a glass fibre shank to protect your foot if you're stomping through the woods. Aigle have a triple density sole with "anti fatigue" cushioning so you can stomp all day and not have exhausted feet. The Aigle ones have 360 degree grip do that they won't slide in any direction if you're on muddy terrain. The Aigle ones are a bit more forgiving for wider calves and almost create a vacuum on your leg. Aigle have a side gusset whilst Seeland have a rear gusset. Both are designed for serious use, shooting etc. neither are farming boots unless you have spare cash and are willing to clean, care and maintain them! [/QUOTE]
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