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I seem to spend half my life in wellies. I've had all types of brand & style but struggle to get a pair that lasts or fits well.
I don't want to spend Hunter money because when I did they lasted the least time of all. Does anyone know of a decent welly that fits more like a boot, doesn't pull your socks down, doesn't fall apart/wear out/split within weeks, & doesn't cost the earth?
A pair of riggers?
Wear them for work. Warmer, comfier, and way more durable than wellies.
Waterproofas long as your not wading through water the whole time.
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I find the neoprene legged ones grip my calves better and are more comfortable for me. Warm in summer mind.
Have a look at Muck Boots.
Muck boots.
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(they're warm, comfy and great value. Mine are Derwents)
Dirt Boots , like Muck boots but affordable .
I love my Muck Boots but my Le Chameau wellies were the dogs danglies.
Lasted ten years and only died because the rubber got old and cracked,I would have a new pair but the model I had is about £180 now 😯 .
The Muck Boots must be 7 or 8 years old now and still going strong but they haven't had as much use as my Le Chameau.
I recommend finding a good shooting/ fishing/ country store and trying different ones on.
Le Chameau neoprene lined every time.