Thread: Muck Boots?
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Old 31-10-2009, 07:59 PM
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Re: Muck Boots?

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Originally Posted by tashi View Post
There is an art to getting them on and off and they are easier than they look you just turn down the neoprene top in half put your foot in and then roll the rest of the neoprene up and then reverse the procedure to take them off - I do find a boot jack easier for taking them off though, as for grip think they are as good as you are going to get and infact have more tread on them than a lot of wellingtons

I would recommend them and yes that is the ones in the link tbh best £50 I have ever spent although I did think them expensive at the time but wouldnt hesitate to buy another pair
My wellies are terrible for grip, thats why I asked So I could try them on the tiles I guess!
And do they get really hot, lol, so I know for the nicer months! Not that we get many of them in the UK! (I have a neoprene wrist support and that make it really hot!)
I think there is a shop not so far away that sell those ones so I will go and see them next day off and try some on I think. Worried about ordering online because of size.
Thanks for your help

Any suggestions still welcome on a brand/make

*Heidi*
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