Ladies Wellies

WeAreGhosts

Does anyone have any recommendations for ladies wellies? I don't really want to pay Hunter prices, but I'm after something durable.

strawb_shortcake

I got mine from Joules and they've lasted really well 

Marcon

I don't know if you need knee-high wellies, but if you only want them to mid calf, John Lewis's children's range go up to a size 8 and are brilliant value. Four years after purchase mine are in 'good as new' condition. They are extremely supple and fit very wide feet comfortably. You might want to order a size smaller than usual (or even two sizes smaller) - they are soft enough to stretch if necessary. Prices from £10 to £13 depending on size: https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-partners-childrens-wellington-boots/green/p1355816?size=6

Hasbeen

WeAreGhosts said:

Does anyone have any recommendations for ladies wellies? I don't really want to pay Hunter prices, but I'm after something durable.

Hunters used to be great. But since they changed the MFG process for cheaper costs and based in China then not now the same

But you could try here:  Amazon.co.uk : ladies wellies

JGB1955

Mine are also from Joules (via Amazon).  More flexible than Hunters (i.e. I can drive in them) but resilient to tears/holes.

MrsStepford

Hunter are rubbish, now. I bought Le Chameau in a sale over three years ago and still going strong, I have Joules welliebobs as well which are ten years old. 

UKtravellerandexplorer

MrsStepford said:

Hunter are rubbish, now. I bought Le Chameau in a sale over three years ago and still going strong, I have Joules welliebobs as well which are ten years old. 

I agree, Le Chameau's are my go-to for long walks and they are well made wellies.  If you can find a pair of second hand Hunter's that were made in Scotland (the clue is that it will say so on the front badge!), they are probably worth the investment and will last you years (try eBay or Gumtree).