Dunlop Mens Waterproof Wellington Boots

I spend most of my (now retired) days in wellingtons in the garden. So they get heavy usage and have to cope with West Wales weather. I've tried various makes, including Hunter's, but these, the cheapest I've bought, have lasted better than all the others and been more comfortable. I have had to buy a replacement pair after over 2 years of daily wear - the Hunters didn't last a year. The downside to them is not much in the way of insulation on cold days (not been a problem with the current climate) and the tread being on the large side, leading to pebbles getting trapped along with mud. But overall, good value for money.

Very, very pleased with these wellies. Excellent value for money and really well made and sturdy. My husband had a pair f these that lasted through 3 of my pairs of "highstreet" wellies, so I bought the same as him in the red. I've nit been disappointed! Really comfy, fit as expected, dry as a bone and comfy to walk in because of the thicker sole and slight heal. Importantly really nice, wide calves as I hate tight wellies!

The size I ordered fit great and are not heavy.Well made and arrived on time.Thin rubber around the top which make a good fit but not uncomfortable like other wellies I have brought before.Hoping they don't spilt at the back by the heel like other expensive brands as these ones appear to be well made and didn't cost alot.

This is an update about these wellington boots. I am over 66 years of age and am type 2 diabetic. I bought these wellington boots months back. Now my advice is to Diabetics who are Type 2. I wear ankle socks ( due to my blood pressure ). Then I pull on a pair of full length fishermans socks which I bought from Amazon months back. Then I pull on these boots. I cannot go out in the wet or when its pouring down as it upsets my Diabetes and makes me feel ill. These boots are of a very high quality. Very comfy and well worth the money. If I can wear these, you should be able to. I answered the question about size 41. Look up the Euro sizes and they will give you the equivalent in UK size. I did this and found that size 41 is about UK size 7 to 8. I wear size 7 shoes. So I am hoping I can help someone else with my advice. I am Peter Carruthers. PC. 14. 11. 2018.

For the price these are really good hard wearing wellies. Ok they are not the really stylish type but they fit well in the foot with enough room for thick socks or using an insole. They not fitted to the leg so are a bit wide but allow jeans to be tucked in easily. I like this as it allows the boot to be airy and my feet don't get as sweaty as they do in the fitted wellies style. Also they are straight down at the back to the heal and not curved into the back of the heel which means they do not rub which I find the other types of boot do on my feet.

I wear wellies a lot and I’ve tried different brands and models over the years(some well over £100). These are my third pair and have been by far the best for comfort, durability and price. They’ve got a nice wide toe box, are not too heavy and last well. They allow for a thick pair of socks in the sizing so will be slightly loose without….

I thought these could be handy if I went anywhere muddy, but they are so heavy that I had to put them into a trolley and then the place I went to wasn't muddy. As they are too ungainly to wear to get to a place I think they are only useful if you have a car. I don't have a car so these are just sitting here unworn. Walking on normal pavement or up and down steps is not easy and probably a bit dangerous with these on, as they are ungainly and hard to walk in using a lot of kinetic energy to get anywhere. I did have back ache after bringing them in a trolley. It's not every day you get to take a pair of wellies out for a walk in a trolley instead of a dog or cat.

Cheap, durable. I've had these all winter they have been perfect. I used to buy Joules ones and they never lasted. They don't look amazing but they do the job.