Decent walking boots, cheap as possible!

[AllGoodDogs]

Any recommendations? Just for dog walking, not trekking up mountains. Like the look of these ones:

www.decathlon.co.uk/mh100-mid-womens-walking-boots-grey-blue-id_8492102.html

[AllGoodDogs]

Just seen they're not waterproof though!

[notatwork]

Decathlon do waterproof ones too. Best value I've found.

As an aside: how bloody cheeky that these companies started making walking boots which aren't waterproof: the ones from sports direct don't even make it clear...until your DC is in a muddy field at camp with trenchfoot. bastards!

[pigsDOfly]

Interested to see the responses on here as I'm also looking for a decent dog walking boot, but the do need to be waterproof.

Currently still wearing my wellingtons.

[Floralnomad]

I have woof wear short yard boots , they are excellent and very comfortable .

[AllGoodDogs]

Yard boots are a good shout, hadn't thought of that. I have riders insurance with Harry Hall and their discount is great. These look good...
harryhall.com/unisex-muck-boots-black#js-tabs4

[Floralnomad]

They look very similar to the woof wear ones I have , I like the fact that they are Velcro not lace up .

[Diddleysquat]

Love sport persuit for this sort of thing. I have a great pair of waterproof keens from SP under £100

[AllGoodDogs]

Popped into Sports Direct today and picked up some Karimor Mountain boots. Fully waterproof for £37 👍

Just back from an hours walk around the woods and they're really comfortable. Feet are toasty warm, sized up to a 7 (usually a 6) and they're supportive without being restrictive. Fingers crossed they hold up!

[WhereIsMyTVRemote]

For other pp, mountain warehouse are good.

[spiderlight]

I got some in Aldi last week! £19.99, waterproof, lightweight, warm, vegan (which is important for me), and really comfy so far!

[Lonecatwithkitten]

Bring brutally honest the words decent and cheap do not go together for walking boots. Really good quality boots should last years - at least 500 miles of walking. Poor quality boots will last for fewer miles and will end up being a false economy. My Brasher boots that cost £120 20 years ago are still in excellent condition ( they get treated regularly), my DP has karrimor pair that are 7 years old and cost £70 that are falling to pieces.
It maybe worth looking at a Go Outdoors card for £5 that then gives you 10% discount of the full price.

[mando12345]

I walk my dog whatever the weather and my advice would be to avoid the fabric gore tex walking boots, in my experience they all leak sooner than later.
I have a pair of scarpa leather walking boots, they are supremely comfy and have been waterproof for the couple of years I have owned them and I anticipate many more years of dry, comfy feet!