Women’s Rain Hunting Boots Strong Rubber - 520

Not the cheapest boots but with the amount of walking we do they are definitely good value for money. Warm and very comfortable

I’m really disappointed with these boots. While they were comfortable to wear, they felt quite "thin" for something marketed as durable hunting wellies. I primarily used them for walking around my horse yard, which is mostly concrete, and occasionally in a muddy field. Conside

ring I purchased these at the end of October, and it’s now the end of December, I don’t think that’s what you’d call a “hard winter” – two months of typical UK weather isn’t exactly extreme. Unfortunately, the boots have already failed. There’s no visible split, so I assume the issue lies in the seals. For boots marketed as durable, this is disappointing. I also bought these based on the advertised 4mm foam lining and neoprene, expecting them to provide decent warmth. However, even with only a couple of days of sub-zero temperatures, I didn’t find them particularly warm. It’s such a shame because I really wanted to like these boots, but I’ll be returning them under warranty. I’ll also be going back to my previous brand, which lasted me two years under similar use. I hope this feedback helps improve the product for future customers.

I have used these wellies for a number of years. They are very similiar to Aigle, Le Chameu etc with the neoprene lining which really helps during the winter. These are robust and not flimsy, and not too heavy to wear either. They give good grip and many people have asked what

make they are. Plus they have 2yr guarantee

Have had the wellies a while now and walk the dog every day in them. Comfy, not too narrow as many women’s fit footwear are for me and a good height and calf width.

Superb value for money. Used for dog walking daily and long walks at weekends - very impressive especially compared to more expensive brands

Had a pair of Togg boots that lasted 8 years so these have a bit of competition to live up to. Have only been wearing them for a week, in awful wet muddy weather, but so far they are really comfortable, waterproof and warm. If you want them to fit and feel like a pair of sh

oes get your normal shoe size. If you like to wear thick or extra socks go 1/2 a size bigger. The only thing I have found is they are a little hard to pull off so you may need to invest in a boot jack.

Bought for my wife, who is please with them. Sturdy, easier to get on and off with the adjustable strap and with good grip soles.