Wellingtons in general

The most under rated bit of clothing must be the Wellington boot, You buy them on price, decide they are not comfy, and put up with them. When protection is required against the wet, we just accept the first pair of wellies we find. The problem with most welliingtons, is that they do not fit. These Wellington boots are made to keep out the water, but not the cold. The boots are however, resistant to oils, petrol, and most chemicals. If you choose correctly, Wellington boots can be comfortable, warm, keep you dry, and last for a long time. The important thing is to decide what size you need when wearing the correct socks, many people try these on ...  Read the complete review

Cheetah Wellingtons. My wife recently decided that we would start walking our 2 dogs on West Kirby beach. So we looked in Next, Brantano, Matalan and a few other shops but finally it was in Argos she found exactly what she wanted, a pair of Cheetah print Wellington boots. For the price of £16.19, this is for sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, you also get a large Cheetah print bag (which has a sturdy draw string), and the bag is big enough to fit 2 pairs of Wellingtons and is handy for keeping the boot of your car clean. They are comfortable with large chunky soles and are very noticeable, too loud for me. My daughter claims they are all ...  Read the complete review

For this review about Wellingtons in General I am going to evaluate a pair of Tesco Butterfly Wellington Boots. My Grey Dunlop Wellies died this year after a productive eleven years of hard labour, they did me a great service which is why I am mentioning them; they were used mainly for beachcombing, picking winkles (Whelks/Sea fish) and for long muddy walks with children. So now it was time to find a new pair. As my new Wellingtons will be used for much lighter work like pressure washing the patio, washing the car, and simple walks in the rain and snow. I decided I should just get a cheap pair. It didn’t take long to find a suitable ...  Read the complete review