In reply to Post #15
I have a bit of a footwear fettish so heres my thoughts
Wellies
Le chameau are the rolls royce of wellies I have the neoprene and leather lined version and can wear theese all day every day and I can happily walk miles in them
Baffin trappers - perfect for being static a bit bulky but for cold weather cant fault them
Boots
Ugg Halfstein - Leather walking boot fur lined - mega comfy, warm and waterproof
Brasher - Had a few pairs hillmaster and sup[alite -= both are brilliant walking boots but not warm
I have a bit of a footwear fettish so heres my thoughts
Wellies
Le chameau are the rolls royce of wellies I have the neoprene and leather lined version and can wear theese all day every day and I can happily walk miles in them
Baffin trappers - perfect for being static a bit bulky but for cold weather cant fault them
Boots
Ugg Halfstein - Leather walking boot fur lined - mega comfy, warm and waterproof
Brasher - Had a few pairs hillmaster and sup[alite -= both are brilliant walking boots but not warm
In reply to Post #16
I was looking at getting the grubs then saw the ‘cosmetically defective' fortis elements boots . This seemed too good a deal to resist . Very impressed for the price !
I was looking at getting the grubs then saw the ‘cosmetically defective' fortis elements boots . This seemed too good a deal to resist . Very impressed for the price !
In reply to Post #16
Le chameau are certainly the best i have ever had in wellies but you pay through the nose for them 👍
Le chameau are certainly the best i have ever had in wellies but you pay through the nose for them 👍
In reply to Post #18
I picked up a 2nd pair of le chameau recently as tk maxx had them for £144 which relatively speaking is a bargain considering £350-380 most other places
I picked up a 2nd pair of le chameau recently as tk maxx had them for £144 which relatively speaking is a bargain considering £350-380 most other places
In reply to Post #19
I use the Aigle equivalent neoprene boots. Expensive but excellent and long lasting, I get about three years out of a pair and I wear them for work as well as fishing/shooting.
There are a slightly different shape to the Le Chameau version and I find them more comfortable.
My current pair cost £90 in a Decathlon sale - a relative bargain.
I use the Aigle equivalent neoprene boots. Expensive but excellent and long lasting, I get about three years out of a pair and I wear them for work as well as fishing/shooting.
There are a slightly different shape to the Le Chameau version and I find them more comfortable.
My current pair cost £90 in a Decathlon sale - a relative bargain.
In reply to Post #19
Total bargain mate.
Total bargain mate.
In reply to Post #19
I love mine, that's a good price 👍
I love mine, that's a good price 👍