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A Decent Pair of Wellies

Schlemm · 2007-08-19 11:26:52

After reading the thread about the water proof jacket, I have decided to get rid of the plight of soggy feet and invest in a nice pair of wellies...but where can I get a pair that aren't like the narrow Dunnes type wellies and are a bit wider?

19-08-2007 12:26pm

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After reading the thread about the water proof jacket, I have decided to get rid of the plight of soggy feet and invest in a nice pair of wellies...but where can I get a pair that aren't like the narrow Dunnes type wellies and are a bit wider?

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#2 19-08-2007 12:34pm

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the hunter 'huntress' wellies are wider fit. They're expensive though, but they'll last years.
www.welly4u.ie sell them online, or you could try get a cheapish pair on ebay. After that I dont really know what to say,....

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