Buckler Buckbootz Neoprene Wellingtons

Expensive had 3 pairs in last 12 month

All 3pairs have split at the back of toe cap

They are comfy and look the part but for the money not worth it .

Trying to get in contact with the company in Scotland is a waste of time .

Thought it was me at first but the lads on site have experienced the same proble . Not what they use to be .

Really comfortable and warm, but have split just behind the toe cap after only 3 months.

Not really what you expect for £80.

Have just purchased a pair after recommendation, cannot believe that after wearing a few times that the neoprene lining at the heel has disintegrated so badly that it wears away the heel of my socks within a few hours. Very badly manufactured, don't waste your money, there are better products out there i am sure.But if you want to be crippled by sore heels daily buy a pair.

Grest warm comfortable boots. Have had 3 pairs. 1st pair for me and were great perfect - the old ladies style, fell in love with them, but walked them until the soles were gone, so got two more pairs for my husband and I. My boots leaked along the seams after 1 months, and his have started leaking after 2 years. We li ve in rural west coast Scotland so a waterproof welly is handy! Buy them if you want to take pot luck that your pair may not leak or it may..... GOOD LUCK

I have been working in factories for 10 years and got a pair of buckler wellies over a year ago. And they have got me through 2 winters and countless hours upto my ankles in water. They have never let me down. I remember the first time I put them on like it was Christmas Day as a child. I'm going to be buried in a pair. Iv just got a fresh pair but only to show off in work and I'm auctioning my old pair off to the lads as a bit of fun as they all want them but are too fecking tight to buy a new pair. I got mine for £65 on ebay and you compare that to buying dunlops at £12 a pair that leak after a month and are torturous then your making financial sense as well as looking after your tootsies. I have also developed fungal nail infection, gout ,athletes foot and bunions in the past 10 years but il put that down to bad luck! Buy a pair now.

Very comfortable and warm (perhaps too warm in summer) BUT NOT DURABLE. The rubber bonded top on my right boot developed a tear after a little light use, gardening and walking the dog. The firm didn't respond to my e-mail.

Tried all the usual British Wellies over the last 40 odd years and after trying these at my local agricultural merchants I have never looked back. Comfort. Warmth and don't let the rain and mud in. They've got the lot. Believe they are Dutch.

Im just about to buy my third pair in 5 years, how about that for a welly that walks about 3 miles a day around forest tracks all autumn, winter and spring and trudges about fields and the yard mucking out every day too! I was persuaded to buy them after a run of expensive brands all lasted about 6 months or less!. I was told, 'All the farmers are raving about how warm their feet keep walking about in these'. Well they have been warm, so comfortable, almost the same feel as a running shoe rather than a flat welly. I never get cold feet and they last and last. A small seam on the left upper foot has split on the current ones so a new pair is in order now.

The downside is they have gone up over £20.00 odd since my last pair bought at least 2 years ago and they are not exactly 'pretty' (Yup Im female). I notice now they sell 'Ladies' Buckbootz but for some reason they retail at £5 more than the smallest men's ones, which is all I used to be able to get. Am peeved about that as they are a nicer colour (blackish looking) but will stick with the men's ones until the pricing gets fairer!

These are very warm and for site work they are great, apart from the fact that the neoprene wears away at the heel after probably only two dozen wears. DESIGN FLAW....

Mine are completely watertight and incredibly warm.