Hi
Am trying to decide between the Aigle Parcours 2 Vario and ISO boots. I want a pair that I can use in poor conditions all year round, so I'm concerned that the ISO might be too warm. At the same time though I don't want to end up with cold feet by buying the Vario!
Has anyone any experience of how warm the ISO are in comparison to the Vario? Are the Vario warm at all or are they just like a 'normal' wellie?
Also has anyone any tips on whether the sizing is accurate?
Many thanks
Aigle Parcours 2 Vario v ISO boots
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Re: Aigle Parcours 2 Vario v ISO boots
My Aigle's leaked around the toe after just over 1 year cost £170
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Re: Aigle Parcours 2 Vario v ISO boots
My first pair of ISOs lasted 6 years of almost daily use. My second pair are just about two years old and so far so good. I wear them pretty much every day
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Re: Aigle Parcours 2 Vario v ISO boots
How warm (I know very subjective) do you find them? I'm debating whether I'd get away with wearing ISOs in 'summer' in very wet weather when walking the hound, or whether I'd be too hot and would be better getting some more versatile normal Varios and just adding thicker socks as needed.
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Re: Aigle Parcours 2 Vario v ISO boots
I'd rather have slightly warm feet in winter than cold ones in winter put it that way.
If it's warm weather my feet get quite warm but I havent had a massive problem with them
If it's warm weather my feet get quite warm but I havent had a massive problem with them