Recommendations for wellington boots please

EpsomOldie

Hello SalthePal

I've got Ribble and Greta. I see that Greta isn't listed at the moment - you could ring them and ask when they'll have it. I rang them because the ones I wanted weren't in the size I need and they were really helpful re availability.

EO

snowdrop1967

Another fan of muckboots here, quite pricey but will last a long time and are very comfortable.

pamsdish

We had dog kennels a few years back,lived in wellies ,cheap expensive no difference ,all wore out in less than a year.







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poorly_scammo

http://www.easy-wellies.co.uk/dog-walking-wellies-c-127.html

These^^ are apparently all good for dog walking. I however wear walking boots for dog walking and use steel toe capped boots for gardening as they last longer and are more comfy for me than wellies.

dishpan

I got myself some wellington boots in shoezone.They had adult size wellington boots for about £10.

pambler

I'm a real fan of Aigle neoprene lined wellies. As a horse/dog owner, as well as a gardener I find them really comfortable and warm in winter. They are not cheap, but my last pair lasted me about 6 years, wearing them most days sometimes for most of the day.

Buggins

Aigle fan here! I was recommended these by a friend who ran a 'country wear' shop. That was over 20 years ago and they are still good!

azzabazza

My husband spends a lot of time bird watching both here and abroad. He has gone through many types and brands of boots over the years. He reckons his current Muckboots are great although a bit pricy.

macsoupdragon

decathlon's wellies are really easy to get on and off

Dizzy_Ditzy

If you haven't picked any up yet, have a look in b&q tomorrow- they've got their big clearance sale tomorrow and wellies should be part of it