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• Nov 7, 2006

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Can anyone suggest a very comfortable boot/hiking boot/fishing boot for ?50 or under for when I go fishing (coarse)?

I had a op on both feet (6 metatarsals reshaped). I'm looking for something wide and very very comfortable and warm.

Any suggestions?

 

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Ian Cloke

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• Nov 7, 2006

• #2

WYCHWOOD are just in your price range ;-)

 

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Robert Woods 1

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• Nov 7, 2006

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I've got a pair of Mudrucker boots from Just Togs...?35 off ebay. They are better fit than moonboots, neoprene top and well made & warm.

 

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• Nov 7, 2006

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Also looking for a new pair of fishing boots.
Anybody on here worn the "MUCK BOOT" brand of footware.
Checked a couple of websites and the rubber/neoprean welly type boots seem really good,bit pricey,but if good as appears , could be well worth the money.

 

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Robert Woods 1

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• Nov 8, 2006

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Steve,
Found prices of Muckboots around ?45 to ?50, that's why I went for the Mudrucker. Although it says only in black I asked and got green ones... eBay

 

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Andy "the Dog" Nellist (SAA) (ACA)

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• Nov 8, 2006

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I use Skeetex Field Boots which are excellent.

www.johnsonrosstackle.co.uk

 

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Has anyone tried WYCHWOOD boots and if so are they wide and comfortable?

 

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• Nov 10, 2006

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Anyone every seen or worn these boots before. If so, are they any good?

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