Footwear

[dazler]

Hi guys

 

Looking for some good new boots for fishing all year round.Are thease anygood? :confused:

 

http://www.fishtec-coarse.co.uk/

 

Not much use for a saturday night at the local disco Any sugestions

 

Tight lines

[jim doyle]

could be if you stick sequins to them.

[Tony U]

The boots look good but why the camouflage aren't they just going to get muddy anyway.

Why can't they just do a plain green pair for a tenner less and when they get clarty you will have your camouflage.

 

[ 09. March 2005, 06:47 PM: Message edited by: Tony U ]

[dazler]

tony

plain black would even be better.Have gone through them all and it seems like if u have a welly fetish or rubber then you're sorted

 

Also hoping it aint gona p##s down all year again. Well i can dream cant i

[rabster]

Have you tried HERE???

[Tony U]

rabster:

Have you tried HERE???

[Alan Stubbs]

They weren't a favourite when Carpworld reviewed them a few months back. And that's without the negative comment about the camou pattern.

 

They look remarkably similar to the Pro-Logic boots selling at exactly the same price, so if you must get them, at least you won't have to subsidise Matt Hayes' lifestyle

 

I have a pair of Brasher walking boots, and they are brilliant. Maybe not the warmest, but if you've got a walk to a swim or you want to recce a water, they are just what is required. But... they cost.

 

I'd avoid Hi-Tec walking boots at all costs, as they may be cheap but they may last a season only if you're lucky. And they aren't as breathable or water proof as some other boots I've used in the past.

[Jim Gibbinson]

Wellies, waders, work-boots or trainers, depending on weather, ground conditions, time of year and type of fishing.

 

In winter I wear over-size wellies (to accommodate a couple of pairs of thick socks underneath) with studs - which I buy separately - screwed into the heels.

 

Only ever owned special winter-boots (Skeetex type) back in my skiing days - looked good but not very good for walking long distances.

 

Never owned a pair of super-de-luxe angler's boots; never felt the need.

[dazler]

Cheers for the feedback guy's

As for you rabster will let Coster deal with you? have just sent him a little pressy in the form of a flint n scraper Christen your new bivvie

[seph]

Wychwood lunker boots are good boots although a little heavy.

Map Matchtec bagging boots are aslo good, have heard good things about both the above. Prices are around the £35-£40 for both