Walking Boots

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CARL C
CARL Nov 4, 2014 13:08:21
Replying to Sanctuary

I have two pairs bought from Mountain Warehouse.
One lighter/suede pair I use when the weather is dry - limited waterproof.
Plus a second leather pair (extreme) which I wear when wet. I have worn these boots in very bogy terrain and (so far) they have kept me dry.
I think the suede pair were about £40.00 and the leather ones about £80.00.
Hope this helps?

S Sanctuary
Sanctuary Nov 4, 2014 13:45:54
Replying to CARL

CARL wrote:
I have two pairs bought from Mountain Warehouse.
One lighter/suede pair I use when the weather is dry - limited waterproof.
Plus a second leather pair (extreme) which I wear when wet. I have worn these boots in very bogy terrain and (so far) they have kept me dry.
I think the suede pair were about £40.00 and the leather ones about £80.00.
Hope this helps?
Thanks Carl I'll check them out. £80 is the sort of money I was considering spending so that's good. I went to King Arthur's Hall in my wellies on Sunday :-) I tell you what, they were comfy, warm and waterproof. I reckon I could start a trend but I'd draw the line at those coloured ones with flowers on them!!

M Markoid
Markoid Nov 4, 2014 13:48:03
Replying to CARL

Brasher are excellent boots for walking anywhere. Seen me through many a trek (includes India and Nepal!). Quite expensive, but they last forever.

http://www.brasher.co.uk/catalogue