Posh Welly Advice!
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Badger
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Re: Posh Welly Advice!
Quite a lot of special offers on Hunter Balmoral at the moment. I just got a pair without the full length zip but just the side adjustable top in Dark olive with the 3mm neoprene lining. Very cosy, you don't need thick socks with them. They look very smart as well.
"An undisturbed river is as perfect as we will ever know, every refractive slide of cold water a glimpse of eternity" - Thomas McGuane
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Gurn
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Re: Posh Welly Advice!
Hoggs of Fife Field Pro for me....http://www.hoggs.co.uk/prodcut_details. ... uct_id=272
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Jeremy Croxall
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I had a pair of Le Chameau, similar vintage to yours, unfortunately they split and had to be replaced. I was horrified at the replacement cost so went looking for alternatives and settled on Aigle. Very comfy, durable, good sole and grip, would not hesitate to buy them again.
"Oh for want of rod and line I'd fish this stream serene, sublime".
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Buller
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Aigle Parcours for me. Outstanding in my opinion (and they look traditional)
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Penninelad
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I have a pair of neoprene lined Hunters.They are very warm and the sole has a good grip.I don't really like the buckles on the sides as when fly fishing I tend to get the fly line caught in the buckle,thus I wear waterproof leggings which prevents this.
Mark Davies