Good value for money

I have only used them twice so far as you may have noticed there has been a heatwave, but I'm now in Scotland on a shore based marine course where it is a bit wetter.
fit is pretty good I buy mens boots as ladies are generally narrower and not as tall, distinct disadvantage when walking in the sea!
Grip is good I've spent the last 2 mornings walking on seaweed and rock and felt quite secure.
feet were pleasantly warm having stood in the sea for an hour.
love the bit on the back to get them off, managed t get them off with out using bootpuller

Saw these advertised in Scottish Field on a cold snowy day, great idea I thought. On line to an easily navigated site and they were ordered. Delivery excellent and they arrived earlier than expected. Wife impressed by small" spur" to make removal easier. On with the wellies and out with two energetic dogs. Back home with warm feet, then the fun began. One leg up in the it with my dear wife pulling like mad, beast laugh and warming enough to let snow!! They have now adapted and are easy off and on . Great service and a great product, happy to recommend.

Excellent wellies, son loves his birthday present!

Great to wear in the snow,we are having, comfortable, warm and good grip. Recommended.

Ordered these a few weeks back after hearing about the Warm Welly Company one Saturday morning on BBC Radio 4 Farming programme. Boots were delivered promptly. Today is the first day I have worn them in earnest as I had to tramp into town in the sleet and snow. They live up to the reputation as they are certainly warm to wear. They are lightweight, good fit, true size, very comfortable for at least a couple of hours steady walking, a good height (something that some manufacturers skimp on) and, praise be, are roomy around the calf and knee to ensure the boots are easy to pull on and off. The sole is robust and grips well on paved surfaces but have not used them in the countryside yet. At the price they represent excellent value for money and the quality is comparable to more expensive brands. Any suggestions - well I am an urban "black welly" person so if you did them in black with red piping around the top of the boot and a red or reflective "warm wellies" logo behind the knee I'd buy another pair!

I have worn these on a number of occasions
recently in the garden when the temperature has been very low, and found them warm and comfortable. I also like the calf profiling, and the little stump to assist removal. I look forward to many years use.

Warm and comfortable. No more tiptoeing through mud, just stride on in!

I heard about the Warm Wellington Boot company on Farming Today this Week on Radio 4 and was looking for a good sensibly priced pair of warm willies. I bought a pair and have since used them regularly and they are just what I expected. Great for standing by a river at dawn with my feet in mud, which I do every Thursday on the banks of the R Stour.