Fencham - Armot Wellington Boots - Sizes 5-12 - Medium Length - Black & Green - Neoprene Lining - Adjustable & Waterproof - Snap Fastening Buckle

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Disappointingly, there’s a choice of just two colours - blue or grey - as well as a large logo on the back, which might not appeal to everyone. You can roll the neoprene down to make the job even easier and there’s a long, sturdy tag at the back to help. Their comfort is largely down to the generous layers of ergonomic goodness that make up the sole: an ultra-cushioning Ortholite Impressions recovery foam insole; an impact-absorbing EVA midsole; and a high-performance Michelin rubber outsole.

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 . Made from vulcanised rubber with a matte finish and a soft cotton inner, you’re certainly not losing out on the Hunter quality.That’s why Hunter has designed these with a big handle on the top, which also doubles as a carry handle, so your little one can get their wellies on with ease. The men’s Le Chameau Chasseurnord Wellington Boots come from the masters of French design to offer a refined style of welly. Key features – Material: Synthetic upper and lining, rubber sole; Height: Ankle; Other colours available? The wide fit design is extremely comfortable and allows more room for thick socks for added protection. They were comfortable to wear with generous room around the calves and feet and have a firm grip underfoot.

The selling point to these Aigle Parcours Two wellies is the brand new ‘anti-fatigue’ technology, meaning you can walk further without getting tired. Lined and warm, even in cold weather, they’re reasonably true to size, and good for wider feet, so if you’ve narrow feet, you may want thicker socks. So as well as your hiking-style boots for long comfortable walks, you’ll also want a pair of pull-on wellies that are constructed well enough to be comfy. We’ve never found them to be comfortable enough for much more than the quickest dog walks (for a wee when it’s raining, say). The flexible rubber they’re constructed from means they’re incredibly easy to get on and off – the easiest of all the boots I trialled, in fact.The grip on the sole is tapered away from the boot, the idea being that mud and small stones don’t get stuck.