I'm moving to the country soon so I to fit in I want to buy some tweed and some of them fancy wellies with the flappy buckles on the side.

For owners, can you tell me if they're comfy to wear for a days fishing and if they keep your feet warm because this has always been two things I've struggled with in wellies before.

Cheers

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Farmer Boycie

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Yep ragging it around the fields on me unlicensed lambretta

Aigle Parcours ISO 2

I've done +40 days shooting this season in mine, along with fishing, dog walking, whatever.

They are expensive, but worth every penny in comfort and warmth.

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Wouldn't bother with the Hunters. There for all middle class hipsters for flancing around all these gentrified once working class areas. Dipping bread in oil while drink overpriced cask ale in poncy pubs..

Sorry went off on a bit of a rant there there..

Dont worry about them fancy buckled boots. Get yourself a pair of Dunlops. You'll blend in just fine..

Muck Boot definitely worth a look - they do a number of warm/weatherproof options for farmwork etc. Had mine years for fishing and walking the dog and can't fault them

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They aint what they used to be,had mine years and theyre brilliant.I know someone on their third pair after having first one replaced and even this pair are shocking

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Le Chameau / Aigle Parcours if you are a posh . . .I like my Grubs Speyline 4.0 as they have vibram soles, are warm and are not French

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Swerve the Muck Boots then

Yeah see some of the horsey sorts in their jodpers and muck boots did wonder if that was up their with all the townies in their hunters.

I'm gonna fit right in on the estate, can't wait

Thanks for the other suggestions too I'll take a look.

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Hey, I'm no fan of the french... But rubber products are something they actually do very well (think Michelin tyres and rubber dinghies

I wouldn't bother with Le chameau, the quality just isn't the same as it used to be.

Typically, I get 5+ years out of a pair of Aigle boots, and I'm in them everyday of the year. Whatever you buy - don't be tempted just to leave them outside the backdoor all year round. The suns UV is what degrades them.

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too many rubber dinghies

Skellerup quatro sport wellies are what I have,for the money they are excellent. They are really comfy,very tough and also warm.

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+1 for Michelin Pilot Sport 4s . . . .