Brasher Supalite GTX Women's Walking Boot

Two years on and they have split where they bend in the leather and started letting water in... but I have worn them almost every day and they have got very wet sometimes, and they are the most comfortable boots I have ever owned - used for a two hour dog walk every day, in all weathers, through wet fields and muddy hillsides. so still worth the money. I changed the liners for the regular brasher liners a couple of times. The leather doesn't hold its colour once it has washed off but you can use renovating polish to prolong its life.

One year without realising what I was letting myself into, I promised my husband a new pair of walking boots for his birthday. I was expecting to pay £60-£70 but bless him, he fell in love with a pair of Brasher Supalites and I didn't have the heart to say no. With a 10% discount they cost me £108 and he assured me they were worth every penny. Bad Boot History **************** At this stage I'd been fighting the need to buy proper boots. As a student I studied geology and spent a lot of cold miserable weeks plodding over mountains with wet feet. In my book, proper boots weighed a tonne and took a lot of looking after. We used to do the most bizarre ...  Read the complete review