What Are The Best Wellies?

What are the best wellies?
There are lots of different wellington boots on the market, discover which ones we think are the best - do you agree?
Wellies Featured in The Video
Aigle - Parcours 2 ISO (Holding when talking about sole unit)
Barbour - Tempest (Holding when talking about fit)
Le Chameau - Chasseur Leather Lined
Heritage 1845 - Haywood Neo (Holding when talking about natural rubber content)
Harkila - Orton Gusset
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Chapters (Jump to the parts you want)
00:00 Introduction
The Four Key Features to look out for
00:29 The Rubber Content
01:08 The Sole Unit
01:30 Fit - Getting It Right
02:34 The Lining

[@TheDucatibarber]

Le Chameau’s are by far the most stylish
I own a pair and like how I look in them
I also own a pair of Aigle’s
Not so stylish
I choose to put the Aigle’s on every day.

[@garyandrews3381]

I've had Chameau's which without doubt look the best but the rubber deteriorated quite quickly, changed to Aigle's totally agree, not so stylish but much more robust and the rubber has not deteriorated.

[@j.e.7028]

I need a narrow foot wellington. Purchased the Aigles Parcours 2....but they slip...

[@Laguna2013]

where did I miss where you say the make and model of each of those you discuss in this video?

[@philipmorrisandson]

Hello, we compiled a list of the wellies featured in this video from left to right as you see them in the video:
Aigle - Parcours 2 ISO (Holding when talking about sole unit)
Barbour - Tempest (Holding when talking about fit)
Le Chameau - Chasseur Leather Lined
Heritage 1845 - Haywood Neo (Holding when talking about natural rubber content)
Harkila - Orton Gusset
Ultimately the best welly is that welly that best fits you and suits your needs. We've also created a blog with some recommendations based on what you might be using your wellies for which may also be of help :)

[@runthomas]

i live on the pennine moors ...very boggy wet land, would wellies be ok for hiking on this land , for example 15km hike? through wet boggy land...or would you stick with walking boots which ALWAYS GET WET ONCE THE DEPTH OF THE MUD GOES OVER YOUR ANKLES.

[@philipmorrisandson]

Hello! We would normally recommend walking boots for hiking as they will be far more comfortable than wellies for long distance walking. An alternative to wellies or walking boots we would suggest checking out stalking boots, they're taller than your average walking boot, sitting more of a mid calf height than the usual ankle height of walking boot. Stalking boots are designed to be comfortable for long days walking in the fields and across boggy land, so it is probably the best option for you. I'm attaching a link to the Harkila Pro Hunter Light Hi GTX boots as an example of a good stalking boot, but there are lots of other great brands out there! www.philipmorrisdirect.co.uk/harkila-pro-hunter-light-hi-gtx-boots/

[@runthomas]

@@philipmorrisandson wow... that could be exactly what i am looking for. Thanks so much for the reply.

[@papalegba6796]

The latest Dunlop Fieldpro wellies are very comfortable for long walks, definitely worth a look. Bekina Steplite & Litefield also good. Modern polyurethane wellies are surprisingly comfy over long distances. They don't have as much ankle support as boots, but are much cheaper & lower maintenance.

[@relayer]

When youj make a video it's best to hone in on what is important; the camera is waaaay too far away from this chap and his boots

[@philipmorrisandson]

Hi thank you for your comment! This was the first video with a new person behind the camera, and if you watch our more recent videos you'll note that the camera work does improve :)