Le Chameau Chasseurnord Wellingtons a warning....

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AshbyCut
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Lottery boots ?

http://www.countrywidefarmers.co.uk/pws ... rly%20Boot
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They are lovely aren't they.
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Robbi wrote:
They are lovely aren't they.
Depends how you look at this - on the one hand they are very nice, on the other they are a ridiculously expensive price - for which at most they might just be marginally better than a pair costing a third of the price :Confused:
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Think I will stick to my dunlops
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:Chuckle: Dunlops for me too,had mine years with no problems. Wear walking type boots most of the time.
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I've had muckboots.first pair were very good and lasted a couple of years. Second pair split and leaked after less than 6 months so that s me done with them now made in china I believe. Not Usa.I have heard good things about buckler buckboots which are similar
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