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SupraMario t1_itw8w11 wrote

I've yet to find a pair of rubber boots that hold up past 6 months of farm life. Almost all of mine have failed where the toes bend. The amount of constant flex causes them to crack in that area and at that point their useless for winter/wet weather.

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thecockmeister t1_itwf8o2 wrote

I've found Dunlop Puroport to be fairly good at holding up to fairly constant toe bending.

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SupraMario t1_itwgh0p wrote

I'll give these a go, I've bought so many different brands, each just fail on me after each winter season.

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thecockmeister t1_itwkbrj wrote

So far these have lasted me 18 months of dealing with slop and often fairly deep water, plus a lot of crouching and kneeling down. Lot of colleagues have buckbootz so I might try those when these eventually go as they seem to like them.

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killerstrangelet t1_itwq5dl wrote

I have a pair of Dunlop wellies and they really are superb. I don't wear them for farm work, but I have been walking over rough ground in them for years and they're showing no signs of wearing out.

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FelixTheHouseLeopard t1_itz954x wrote

I’m not sure if these are made by the same company that make their “oil resistant” work boots.

Literally a month and had a completely smooth sole, worst boots I’ve ever bought.

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