Wellies

[Burnt Ash]

We couldn't exist without wellies in the winter here. We're in and out of the Wealden clag several times a day: we just wouldn't have the time to put on and take off lace-up boots every time we wanted to go out.

Burnt Ash

 

[Bernie Garland]

i wear these and cant fault them worth every penny

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[Silverback]

Le Chameau Chasseur's, leather lined with fitted calf - hellish expensive but without doubt the most comfortable and hardwearing wellies I have ever had - I shoot and fish in them for just about half of the year every year. None of that flapping about round your shins or the irritating rattle of buckles that I usually associate with hunters as they never seemed to stay done up for more than five paces after you put them on!

 

[DoctorSpoon]

I live in wellies - the Peak District is a sea of mud at least 8 months a year - but just because they're practical doesn't mean they can't be stylish ...

... but mine aren't as clean as that!!

 

[Clark]

I wear wellies when camping down on the beach just for ease of wandering in and out of the rockpools gathering stuff and washing stuff in the shallows. When i camped in the snow last year i thought it was a genius idea to wear my snowboarding booths but after 10 minutes of walking i realise that although my feet were dry and roasting i was gathering blisters very quickly. Just stick to walking boots and gaiters now if it's wet.

 

[Pablo]

I bought a pair of wellies for £8-50 from Ernest Does (an agricultural sales shop). I also bought some fetching red boot liners for insulation. Just the job and I can stomp about the woods for a day but no more. No good for serious walks.

Pablo

 

[Clark]

And i beleive pablo that we can see these red liners in one of your videos. I might have to invest in a pair of these myself.