I just bought a pair of the Saber Tackle boots
they seem much better quality than my Muckboots that cost more than double the price
they do a few types Neoprene stretch panels
5mm Neoprene lining
Kick spur
Premium, supple rubber construction
Fensole to reduce fatigue and deliver grip on all terrains.
I like the SHORT ONES the Fencham Armot Neoprene Short Waterproof Thermal Boots LINKY POO
THEY ALSO DO
a wellington that looks good LINKY POO
they seem much better quality than my Muckboots that cost more than double the price
they do a few types Neoprene stretch panels
5mm Neoprene lining
Kick spur
Premium, supple rubber construction
Fensole to reduce fatigue and deliver grip on all terrains.
I like the SHORT ONES the Fencham Armot Neoprene Short Waterproof Thermal Boots LINKY POO
THEY ALSO DO
a wellington that looks good LINKY POO
In reply to Post #40
Maybe try disposable foot warmers.
On the rare occasion that my feet are freezing but I don't want to
Get in the bag I use those.
These are game changers imo ..... absoutely no need to cram foots into cumbersome, heavily insulated boots nowadays (and i have a few pairs lol) that actually only work to a point .... A pair of lightweight EVA boots (£25 on Amazon) and some feet warmers work better and are more comfortable long term
Maybe try disposable foot warmers.
On the rare occasion that my feet are freezing but I don't want to
Get in the bag I use those.
These are game changers imo ..... absoutely no need to cram foots into cumbersome, heavily insulated boots nowadays (and i have a few pairs lol) that actually only work to a point .... A pair of lightweight EVA boots (£25 on Amazon) and some feet warmers work better and are more comfortable long term
dp
In reply to Post #44
Grub boots are one of the ones i thought of as i like the idea of the vibram sole.
Franks post about the sole coming away quickly is a bit worrying as i hadn't heard of anyone else on this forum having a bad experience of them, it would be interesting to hear of anyone else that has bought them recently
Grub boots are one of the ones i thought of as i like the idea of the vibram sole.
Franks post about the sole coming away quickly is a bit worrying as i hadn't heard of anyone else on this forum having a bad experience of them, it would be interesting to hear of anyone else that has bought them recently
In reply to Post #49
I thought they were great at first, but unfortunately the are just as bad as Muck Boots, the Vibram sole seems to be the only difference. Shame it doesn't stay attached to the boot.
I thought they were great at first, but unfortunately the are just as bad as Muck Boots, the Vibram sole seems to be the only difference. Shame it doesn't stay attached to the boot.