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| Halfpint1775 | Nov 6 2008, 02:24 PM Post #16 |
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Thought I would come back and add to this that I finally bought my new pair of wellies a few weeks ago. I tried on lots of brands - and actually didn't find the Hunter ones very comfortable or supportive so I ahve ended up with......a Muckboot. I went for the Tack style because they do them in pink and brown check :lol: but these are fab! The material is that stuff wetsuits are made of on the top half of the leg - so its also stretchy and they fit my calves and I can even get my trousers inside there aswell! So far so good - my socks stay up, and they are mega comfy so can walk a good hour or so in them with no problems. Would highly recommend them to anyone! |
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| zandd | Nov 6 2008, 05:54 PM Post #17 |
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I love my muck boots as well.The neoprene means my fat calves aren't being rubbed raw like they do with some wellies :rolleyes: I do find them a bit hot though so will probably buy a pair of ankle boots as well. |
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| Red Rascal | Nov 6 2008, 07:06 PM Post #18 |
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I've got a pair of Muck Boots too and love them, :ok: got them online from the muck boot company. I got the short ones which are great for the local park and I can easily fit even boot cut jeans into them as the Neoprene is nice and stretchy. I finally treated myself to a pair of Dubarry Boots at the weekend :woohoo: , but was too mean to buy the Dubarry socks at £15 for one pair :o ,will probably need a few pairs as once something goes into my laundry it could be months before it appears again :blush: :lol: , does anyone know of any good boot socks a bit cheaper or are the expensive ones worth it? |
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| zandd | Nov 6 2008, 07:11 PM Post #19 |
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I would so love a pair of Dubarry boots,they are supposed to be incredibly hardwearing and comfortable. |
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| Sky | Nov 6 2008, 07:16 PM Post #20 |
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I love my Muck Books too - I have the Green ones and the Black ones - the Black ones are better in the dry weather because the tread on them is not so good as on the green ones but they are soooooooo comfortable and I will never ever ever get anything else. I would add that my Hunter ones wore down far too quickly to make them economical as I live in wellies for most of the year!! |
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