Which boots? For rocky wet places and getting covered in sh1t

[JohnGalway]

As per title recommendations please. General sheep farm level abuse. I'm always in wellingtons which is fine but I fancy exploring a bit of change for the warmer rainy months.

 

[Kiwi Pete]

https://www.lasportiva.com/en/karakorum-evo-gtx-man-grey-21r905300

Got myself a pair last year and they look like new, I on the other hand, do not

I have shot ankles from breaks and sprains in the MX days, so really need a full shank boot these days.
These are still very light compared to what I'd consider a "work boot" with steel toecaps and overly thick leather, water only gets in over the tops and they dry exceptionally quickly

 

[Landrover]

You get what you pay for when it comes to boots, I recommend these very comfortable and supportive https://deditoboots.com/product/mod...m0DJuk5NWsFNf04eZXMRBtNGCpAAM-XBoC7HsQAvD_BwE

 

[Jasper]

Ex army jungle boots of eBay see how you go on with them . Good value for money plus you don’t have to worry about trashing them

 

[Nithsdale]

I don't wear wellies. I hate them.

Karrimor SF Cold weather (Army Issue) boots for the winter.
They're warm, fully waterproof, with a hard wearing sole which has excellent grip

Karrimor SF Cold Weather Combat Boots - New

Introducing the latest issue cold weather boots from Karrimor SF. These Goretex lined boots are perfect for adverse weather conditions, with a waterproof full grain leather construction and Vibram 'Sierra' soles for long lasting durability and grip. With three lace tunnels for adjustment, these...

goarmy.co.uk

I wear Alt-Berg Defenders through the summer

Altberg Defender Combat BootsGrade 1 / Medium / UK9

Specifically developed for issue to the British military, these altberg boots are Cambrelle® lined – fast drying, and ultra breathable. The sole has a micro shock absorbing midlayer, to reduce impact on joints when running, making them the perfect military boots from from the esteemed company...

goarmy.co.uk

 

[Sierra Lama]

These are brilliant. Light, easy to put on and take off and waterproof. Not cheap, but two year warranty on them so it's very workable compared to dealer boots that's break down after 6 months and still cost a fortune.

 

[ridger]

Dealer boots last me 12 weeks. Costs a fortune

 

[Cocomac]

Had a pair of Strauss boots for the last year dead comfy and seem to last well. Dad has a pair of amblers he seems to like

 

[GEMS]

Go to toolstation ............ search safety boots ..last pair cos me £29 and so comfy/light .............
still wearing 18mths after but are looking a bit f**ked ... but super comfy.

 

[Bury the Trash]

 

[nails]

As per title recommendations please. General sheep farm level abuse. I'm always in wellingtons which is fine but I fancy exploring a bit of change for the warmer rainy months.

Swiss Army KS 90 . Damn fine boot for 40 odd quid, not Goretex which is a good thing as that will fail in the end, just put plenty of Dubbin or suchlike on them.

 

[rallymarshall]

I always used to live in wellies but since started to work on an arable farm, I live in dealer boots, currently have these https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B077V5WLQX?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
They have took some abuse, very comfortable and easy to slip off when on the tractor