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  • shaunbhoy
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    Afternoon All,

    was in Blighty for the weekend, flew sleazy jet in brsl and then over the bridge to the forest.

    Was thinking to get some new wellies, went to the local farm supplies in glaaaster on Saturday morning and feck me, how much for a pair of wellies those simple green hunters are from 100 to 170 quid these days

    What happened ?

    Milan.

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  • xoggoth
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    Coooor! Ta for that!

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by greenlake View Post
    You can't just buy a nice new pair of wellies without considering the whole ensemble....

    What's it with MF pics?

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  • greenlake
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    You can't just buy a nice new pair of wellies without considering the whole ensemble....

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
    Ditto Aigle. I have a pair of Parcours. Fab boots for trekking about the countryside in
    The Wife (tm) has Parcours, I have the Trophee.

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  • RSoles
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    no but you can nibble their ears.
    You calling me a pervert?

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by RSoles View Post
    That's a myth ( it means you can't kiss them).
    no but you can nibble their ears.

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  • ladymuck
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post
    Serious answer?
    If it's for gardening: Muck Boots. Sturdy with toe caps.
    If it's for walking: Aigle. Comfortable & flexible


    I'd suggest you look on Uttings.co.uk
    Ditto Aigle. I have a pair of Parcours. Fab boots for trekking about the countryside in

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  • RSoles
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    make sure there is plenty of room in them for the sheep's rear legs.
    That's a myth ( it means you can't kiss them).

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by Chuck View Post
    Not tried Aigle but I'd certainly agree with Muck Boots. My not so old Hunters started leaking so I got some of these to replace them. Very comfortable and no sign of leakage. Perfectly ok for a couple of hours out with the dog.
    My Mucks wore out after 6 years of dog walking - I worked it out at around 3,000 miles before there was no sole left on them.
    My Aigles are a year old, still looking brand new and feel like a pair of slippers.
    I have a neighbour who goes through 2 pairs of Hunters each year.

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  • Chuck
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post
    Serious answer?
    If it's for gardening: Muck Boots. Sturdy with toe caps.
    If it's for walking: Aigle. Comfortable & flexible


    I'd suggest you look on Uttings.co.uk

    Not tried Aigle but I'd certainly agree with Muck Boots. My not so old Hunters started leaking so I got some of these to replace them. Very comfortable and no sign of leakage. Perfectly ok for a couple of hours out with the dog.

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  • LondonManc
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    I'd rather go without wellies than wear those.

    26,99 - they should be 4,99

    Milan.

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  • WTFH
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    Serious answer?
    If it's for gardening: Muck Boots. Sturdy with toe caps.
    If it's for walking: Aigle. Comfortable & flexible


    I'd suggest you look on Uttings.co.uk

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  • vetran
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    make sure there is plenty of room in them for the sheep's rear legs.

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  • MrMarkyMark
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    So 2014 Darhling

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