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Nigel Connor(ACA ,SAA)
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I would echo Paul's sentiments.Top quality gear.
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I also got muck boots i went for the spey ones . First class best boots i ever had
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Wolfman Woody
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I've just seen Frank G***field (got to keep his name secret /forum/smilies/embarassed_smiley.gif) wearing a pair.
They look pretty good.
They look pretty good.
Poshpaul (Angling Trust and PaSC)
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Corky's got a pair -says he needs a boot that grips well at the bottom of the trouser - does anybody have any idea why he needs this? /forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gif
They do look good -even on corkers!!!
They do look good -even on corkers!!!
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<blockquote class=quoteheader>PoshPaul (ACA/ANGLING TRUST) wrote (see)</blockquote><blockquote class=quote>
Corky's got a pair -says he needs a boot that grips well at the bottom of the trouser - does anybody have any idea why he needs this? /forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gif
They do look good -even on corkers!!! </blockquote>
So his "in house" central heating fuel logs don't slip to his feet and overheat them?
Corky's got a pair -says he needs a boot that grips well at the bottom of the trouser - does anybody have any idea why he needs this? /forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gif
They do look good -even on corkers!!! </blockquote>
So his "in house" central heating fuel logs don't slip to his feet and overheat them?
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Update!
For the last 10 years I have had Hunter wellies. Great to walk in, but no insulation.I got a pair of Muckboots for Xmas and am well impressed. Just like Paul, you forget you've got them on.
They can't touch the Hunters as a walking boot though. I took the dog out on Sunday and got lost in Thetford forest. Ended up walking 10 miles (at least the dog was shagged out and gave no further trouble that day) and now have a blister on my left heel.
To be fair I don't like to have an enormous routemarch when I'm fishing so this isn't really an issue. They are also much easier to walk in than Skeetex boots or the Sundridge equivalent.
For the last 10 years I have had Hunter wellies. Great to walk in, but no insulation.I got a pair of Muckboots for Xmas and am well impressed. Just like Paul, you forget you've got them on.
They can't touch the Hunters as a walking boot though. I took the dog out on Sunday and got lost in Thetford forest. Ended up walking 10 miles (at least the dog was shagged out and gave no further trouble that day) and now have a blister on my left heel.
To be fair I don't like to have an enormous routemarch when I'm fishing so this isn't really an issue. They are also much easier to walk in than Skeetex boots or the Sundridge equivalent.