Comfortable but still stylish/attractive footwear for long dog walks

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Is there such a thing?? I'm looking for recommendations as my feet are very sore and blistered today from doing a long walk in my Converse yesterday - TIA!

Fitflop are great. I also wear Hotter shoes that are Goretex lined so my feet never get wet - Mist - they are blissfully comfortable and supportive and I also like the fact they are made in the UK.

I have Brasher Hillwalker boots. Leather. Comfy.
I would like a pair of country type boots but can't find any to fit!
Want Parcours wellies.
Also need a decent lightweight waterproof bum covering coat.
Best buys this year. Sealskinz hat and gloves. Waterproof. Awesome!

Dubarry Galway boots. Mine are out again for their 5th winter, and get worn daily across muddy fields and the beach from now until march. incredibly warm and long lasting with great grip.

With the amount of rain we've got I'm considering switching my wellies for waders.

I look stylish in my wellies though-it's all in the way you carry that poo in the bag, holding it by the tips of your fingers is bang on trend this year.

My other fashion tips for walking dogs- wear the lead across your body when the dog is off lead, and always make sure there's plenty of cow shit splattered up the back of your wellies.

Oh sorry, it's S&B.

As you were

I went to a farm store a few days ago to get mane silker for my dog (don't ask). I was astonished by how many cool 'dog walking' coats they had and gorgeous boots too. Should have been an obvious place to look but I wasn't aware that they did so much clothing. Reasonable prices too. Worth checking if you have one nearby.

This is where they have stores www.molecountrystores.co.uk/our-stores

I have some Clarks boots which I regularly walk 5 miles, mostly fields and bridleways, trouble is they aren't waterproof.

Oh my. Never heard of Ilse Jacobsen. Love them.

https://www.outdoorandcountry.co.uk/shop-by-brand/aigle/wellies/parcours.sub?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6OS9tLLu1gIVqbvtCh3zKAp6EAAYASAAEgJfgvD_BwE Aigle Parcours. I have worn mine every day now for two years and still love them.

I usually wear walking boots, Muck boots, or trainers to walk the dogs, but if we are going to trundle round town with them and then go down to the river wetlands, I wear my Dr Martens as they are comfy, look OK (esp the red patent ones), the mud wipes off and they don't leak

Watching with interest as I haven't found the right pair yet either. I had a nice pair of Merrells that I wore and abused horribly over the last two years, and one of the zips bust.

I've just binned my Merrels because they weren't waterproof at all. They look good and are comfy but weren't sealed very well.

I've bought some Sorel boots today which have good reviews. We'll see

I wear country boots, I love them. Mine are Dublin something-or-others. Comfy and waterproof, not too ugly!

Love Dublin boots but I'm fat of calf and the pup is heavy of foot. I can't wear nubuck etc with a wolfhound. Plus I need to try them on. It'll be wellies again this year!!

Sorel boots do the job.

Brasher boots and an heartbroken the don't make them anymore.

fatbastard what's the sizing like on those boots?

They don’t make Brasher boots any more?? I’ve had mine for years. What a shame!

I wear my doc martens boots. But I really want some muck boots. Probably not stylish though.

They have been bought up by someone else, they aren't called Brasher anymore, I think.

Aigle wellies with support insoles.

They are stylish if you don't look very hard

Hard to combine style/su

Aargh my tablet is really playing up. Long story short: you'll end up in hiking boots .