Welly boots

[Sheena73]

I am looking for any recommendations for some decent boots. Thermal and comfy that last more than a few months.
I'm always buying expensive boots thinking they will last, they start off great...comfy and warm then the end up splitting after 4 months.
Hoping some farmers can recommend something worth the money.
Thanks

 

[Greythundercloudys]

Those Italian one's are very comfy, with the full zips. 70 odd£. As good as ones twice the price, but l think there sold out. Probably brexit import troubles.

 

[mx110]

after going through hunters, barbours etc not lasting my mrs couldnt quite bring herself to go for le chameau and bought some percussion's, she'll of had them on everyday since before christmas and there going well, she loves them.

 

[Dave6170]

Mum went to order dedittos i think they're called, can't get them shortage of rubber!

 

[Forkdriver]

Dunlop at £7.99. At least you won't mind if they split after a year.

 

[suffolksmallholder]

From an 'older person'.
No feet, no work.
Look after your feet. Don't live in wellies.
Buy good footwear, buy good footwear. If you don't then that is your choice. Don't moan when you are 65 and can't walk well......If you do have to wear wellies for the wet bits, get the f**k out of them afterwards. Simples. Find a company that has a last that fits your foot and go from there. Yes you may have to pay good £'s but that's better than being in an electric trolley with horrendous feet!
SS

 

[Wilksy]

Spend your money on boots and mattresses if your not in one your in the other!

 

[Bury the Trash]

I am looking for any recommendations for some decent boots. Thermal and comfy that last more than a few months.
I'm always buying expensive boots thinking they will last, they start off great...comfy and warm then the end up splitting after 4 months.
Hoping some farmers can recommend something worth the money.
Thanks

Purofort , comfortable lightweight and very cost effective. if not quite as trendy as all the other fancy farty expensive over the top brands that a lot those on her seem to think are clever.

Dunlop Professional Wellington Boots

These lightweight and comfortable Dunlop Professional Wellington Boots have a cushioned sole, no steel parts and an oil resistant outer sole.

www.farmsense.com

 

[primmiemoo]

Sadly, it's limited choice when it comes to boots made for the female foot. I wear Bekina Steplite ~ which are durable and not as expensive as the flash brands ~ but they are made for blokes, aren't great for walking in on natural ground, and are pretty painful to run in for more than 100 yds.
Fine if you only farm on flat concrete, or generally mooch, though.