DUNLOPMens Wellington Boots Waterproof Wellington Wellies Boots

Wellies look good, hope they last

Walking the dog

Always rated Dunlop. Boots were no exception. Great buy!

Good quality and tough boot but very heavy, even for a wellie. I bought these for my 13 year old son and he said they make his legs ache as they are so heavy. Even wearing thermal ski socks, he said his feet were freezing.

I have some difficulty in getting my feet in, the boot does not stand and the top part falls over thus making getting them on difficult.

I got these to replace some el cheapo dunlop ones - these are so much better. They're more flexible and also much taller.The fit is relatively narrow (or more accurately, not wide) so if you have wide feet and intend to wear thick socks then they might not fit.The calves are relatively slim towards the top too which is nice - but as they taper in towards the top if you cut the top off (which I assume the 2 moulded ribs on the boots are for) this would allow more room at the expense of some height.I got them for sailing and light garden use, and they seem to be the only wellies available that have decent tread (unlike the fancy yachtie ones) for slippy slipways, but with light coloured soles to avoid marking the deck.As for durability - they look well moulded but only time will tell how well they hold up.

I do not have freakishly broad feet, I'm a standard fitting (size 9, G width). These boots were ridiculously narrow and far too tight to ever be comfortable. If I'd been wearing anything other than thin cotton socks, say welly socks, then I would not have even been able to get these boots on at all. Which is a shame as they did appear well made and good quality. The two stars were knocked off because of the horribly poor sizing.The rest of my dissatisfaction relates to Amazon (for once!) and the delivery/returns process:I selected the usual "prime next day" delivery but for some unexplained reason on the day the boots were meant to be delivered the status magically turned to "terribly sorry these have been delayed" or words to that effect and explaining it could be a couple of extra days to deliver. As it turned out they still turned up on the correct day, i.e. next day. Normally, in my experience, Amazon are much better than the "It's coming....no it's not....yes it is...."The return has been a bit of a fiasco. I buy from Amazon because I know (when necessary) the return process is simple and streamlined. I will never be asked to call a premium rate number to speak to "highly qualified" support staff who will "help" by being so awkward that I'll simply give up trying to return the goods; or follow some arcane and complex process that means I'll be guaranteed to fail in my return attempts.......however, now Amazon have something called Royal Mail Label-less returns. DO NOT USE ROYAL MAIL LABEL-LESS RETURNS!!!!I made the mistake of not reading the small print. I just went "It's Amazon. It's Royal Mail. It'll just work....La-de-dah-de-dah...off I pop to the Post Office!." Ha! If you read the small print or learn the hard way cause you're an idiot who doesn't read the small print (like me!!!) you will find that NO Post Offices and only SOME Royal Mail Delivery Offices accept these Label-less returns. So even if you can find the one rare Royal Mail Delivery Office in your locality, and have time to pop into said Office on your way to work, at the crack of dawn, because they generally do not open all day then you may still find they do not accept Label-less returns because they do not have the special QR-Code bar-code scanner thingy.Best advice to avoid wasting several hours of your life - go for the "drop off" option there are at least more Amazon locker locations, perhaps not as many as Post Offices, but definitely more than Royal Mail Delivery Offices.Overall the experience has not been up to Amazon's usual standards.

good value