I'm on my 2nd pair of Tays and in my honest opinion (despite previous glowing references) I think they are totally overated wellies and will be looking at other boots in the future.
In all fairness I do a lot of mileage as they are for work, play and dog walking. With both pairs the lugs have worn down to almost icy slipperyness (a word?) but worst of all the neoprene, right by my heel has worn through to hard plastic rendering them unwearable and painfull. Not much of a repair you can do either.
Forget Muck boots unless you are a "low frequency wearer". When it really starts to hurt I call them something else.
Anyone got any better recommendations for wellies? Warmish but not too toasty as I'm a "hot blood" and vicious lugs as my feet take me over muddy, slippery terrain?
(Cripes I hope this isn't a bit of a hijack. Sorry OP)
In all fairness I do a lot of mileage as they are for work, play and dog walking. With both pairs the lugs have worn down to almost icy slipperyness (a word?) but worst of all the neoprene, right by my heel has worn through to hard plastic rendering them unwearable and painfull. Not much of a repair you can do either.
Forget Muck boots unless you are a "low frequency wearer". When it really starts to hurt I call them something else.
Anyone got any better recommendations for wellies? Warmish but not too toasty as I'm a "hot blood" and vicious lugs as my feet take me over muddy, slippery terrain?
(Cripes I hope this isn't a bit of a hijack. Sorry OP)
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