Which Wellies

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Which Wellies

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It is time to replace my aigle neoprene lined Wellies, but they are so expensive. What is everyone else wearing?
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Aigles. Can't beat them!
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yup. ive got Aigles & they'ved outlasted all my friends Chameaus & hunters.

I've noticed recently new wellies have come onto the market for those that get cold feet & theres wellies out now with extra tyre like tread! :lol:
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I'm dreading the day my aigles give out. 5 years in and if they go tomorrow I'll be paying over double what I did 5 years ago. But value for money wise I'm saving in readiness.
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I have been using a pair of Muck Boots this season - the ones with the deeper tread and they are brilliant. Not exactly a fashion statement but ... feet comfortable and warm and --- they dont leak at all. Had them in really deep water too as well as trecking through a valley with ankle deep water for what seemed miles!! Just hope I havent put the 'muckers on them' :lol: and they leak next time out!! :o
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I have Aigles which work well with trousers but are a bit floppy with breeks. Which aigle make will suit the fella wearing breeks?
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Strathcraig wrote:I have Aigles which work well with trousers but are a bit floppy with breeks. Which aigle make will suit the fella wearing breeks?
my aigles have a strap on the side which you can tighten.
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mandy-b wrote:Aigles. Can't beat them!
Same here :-D

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Another Aigle fan here. Would recommend the neoprene lined ones though, I made the mistake of buying the un-lined ones which can be blooming cold!
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I have had muck boots until recently, lasted a year, and then recently cracked on the back, just above the heel on both feet. Until then, very comftable. During the season, I was out in them 6 days a week, and covering a fair bit of ground.
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