I have some nike pegasus goretex in green, brasher/berghaus Hillmaster boots, crocs or northface nuptse slippers for in the bivvy
Adidas terrex, money well spent
I've said this on here before,others have said they're great but my adidas terrex were the worse things I've ever bought grip completely worn out in a short period of time 4 -6 weeks,,cushioning inside the heel ripped and started to cause blisters on the heel and on the front where the foot bends the material had a hole in....send them back to adidas for a refund
In reply to Post #11
My old trainers are adequate for walking miles, going to work, standing in a pub, going to the shops, maybe a little run if i fancied it, not that i do. How are they inadequate for a bit of fishing?
My old trainers are adequate for walking miles, going to work, standing in a pub, going to the shops, maybe a little run if i fancied it, not that i do. How are they inadequate for a bit of fishing?
In reply to Post #21
- think you need get your priorities right - sell your spangly reels and get some decent footwear!
- think you need get your priorities right - sell your spangly reels and get some decent footwear!
In reply to Post #22
Merrel moab goretex 👍
Merrel moab goretex 👍
In reply to Post #20
Had mine 3 years now, vv little sign of wear, still look great, so many great reviews of these, you've definitely been unlucky there, v strange.
Had mine 3 years now, vv little sign of wear, still look great, so many great reviews of these, you've definitely been unlucky there, v strange.
Used Merrels for a long time, spot on for me 
Bought some Salomon something like ultra 4s version, fit like a slipper, dropping to bits within 6 months
Bought some Salomon something like ultra 4s version, fit like a slipper, dropping to bits within 6 months
In reply to Post #1
Never worn trainers for fishing. Why would you? They're not waterproof for starters. Get some walking boots. Geez, carp anglers!
Never worn trainers for fishing. Why would you? They're not waterproof for starters. Get some walking boots. Geez, carp anglers!
In reply to Post #25
Got my eye on the Merell Nova GTX 2.0
Got my eye on the Merell Nova GTX 2.0
In reply to Post #1
Clarkes ATL Trek Lo Goretex (Dark Olive) have arrived - fit to size (unlike sizing up for most trainers) - v comfy and grip looks decent - not used in anger yet but for £85 (normally £115) impressed!
Clarkes ATL Trek Lo Goretex (Dark Olive) have arrived - fit to size (unlike sizing up for most trainers) - v comfy and grip looks decent - not used in anger yet but for £85 (normally £115) impressed!
In reply to Post #11
For getting up in the night and slipping something on my feet, a simple pair of trainers are good enough.
If I'm sat around during the day then trainers are perfect.
My trainers are comfortable enough for me to walk/limp around the swim in.
If I'm going to walk around the lake I can put my Nitehawk boots on, but I'm not necessarily going to sit around in them all day.
For getting up in the night and slipping something on my feet, a simple pair of trainers are good enough.
If I'm sat around during the day then trainers are perfect.
My trainers are comfortable enough for me to walk/limp around the swim in.
If I'm going to walk around the lake I can put my Nitehawk boots on, but I'm not necessarily going to sit around in them all day.
Nike Air Max 90 GTX (Goretex)
In reply to Post #27
You won't go far wrong
You won't go far wrong
Adidas Gazelle, good back then, good now. 