Warm waterproof boots

[FusionChefGeoff]

Despite my best efforts, it looks like I'm going to be standing on touch lines in all weathers

My feet freeze in wellies - plus it's not usually THAT muddy. But my lovely toasty uggs will be ruined in the rain.

Any recommendations for brands / shops for decent WARM waterproof boots that still look vaguely stylish with jeans?!

Budget healthy as I expect these to last a decade at least!!

I'm interested too. The options I have found are either £400 (ouch), which i love, or something that doesn't appeal. Will watch with interest!

Sorrel
Merrell

Wow yes by healthy I was thinking £150-200, £400 would be eye watering! I'll check out those 2 suggestions thank you. Any more?

Dubarry? Or Dublin do a good cheaper version. Check out track shops for horsey people as they do a lot of standing assertions in cold wet mud!

Fake fur lined doc martens? They’re about £140 ish and super warm.

I have these Dublin ones there really comfy and look nice with my all my jeans.
I think mine where around £200 Mark but I've had them for years now there really long lasting hope this helps.

I have these from Sorel and they're great. Comfy, warm and keep my feet dry as they're waterproof.

www.sorelfootwear.co.uk/womens-whitney-short%C2%A0lace-boot-1767011.html?cgid=sale-women&dwvar_1767011_variationColor=053#pgsize=92&start=0

Yes, the £400 is why I haven't bought them

Lots of country sport and equestrian shops do boots. I just want something that looks like a normal boot, no plastic, rubber or fleece. Will keep watching.

What style are you looking for FusionChefGeoff?

I walk my dog daily in all weathers and I could be walking on air since I bought my Peter Storm Snowden boots. They are walking boots but brown leather and look ok with skinny jeans. I don't really care anyway because my feet are insulated and dry.

pricespy.co.uk/fashion-accessories/footwear/sport-outdoor-shoes/hiking-trekking-shoes/peter-storm-snowdon-wp-womens--p2506387

I have some leather waterproof emu boots from QVC, not the prettiest looking things but kept my feet warm and dry this winter.

Blundstones?

I'd like a leather outer, probably brown, high but not riding boot high.

The horse shops idea is genius!!

Ruby doesn't the suede go a bit manky if they get muddy?

I have actually found the perfect pair but I can only find them in size 4 or 9!!!

https://www.ellis-brigham.com/sorel-women-s-torino-high-premium-snow-boots-285047?FT20Feed=00002763&FT20Prod=285047920040&utmsource=google&utmmmedium=cpc&adpos=1o5&scid=scplp285047920040&scintid=285047920040&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9bXvpMM44AIVC-h3Ch07RwECEAQYBSABEgKlFvD_BwE

Sorry for the multiple replies I keep posting too soon!

The Peter storm ones are too 'hiking' boot and a bit short but I'll check out if they do any other styles.

I have these

www.trespass.com/salvatore-womens-casual-boots

Use them for walking in the mud / rain when I'm on terrain that doesn't require hiking boots but I also want to stay warm and dry!

DM Rosa boots. www.amazon.co.uk/Dr-Martens-Womens-Safety-Boots/dp/B00IH9WH4I?tag=mumsnetforum-21

I use mine year round unless it's really wet/muddy then I put my Aigle wellies on.... they are also the best thing since sliced bread. Keep your feet super warm and toasty to -24c or similar.

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Timberland Mukluk boots will fit the bill if they still make them... I got mine a few years ago and they're soooo cosy.

I have a pair of £££ Dubarry boots that I love, that keep my feet warm and dry and that look great with skinny jeans tucked into them

However my favourites are my Merrill boots. Waterproof, warm and super cosy. I have worn them in all weathers and they still look good. Far more comfortable than my expensive Dubarrys.

Those high Merrell ones BikeRunSki are the closest I've seen. I wouldn't get away with the fleece lining at the top though, too casual.

I second emu

I have a pair of their waterproof merino lined boots and they are both functional and stylish

I have a pair of Dubarry Sligo boots. Stylish warm (I wear boot socks too) and waterproof. Not cheap but truly amazing and apparently they last forever you take care of them.

I’ve got some Dubarrys (ex horse owner lol) and whilst I love them I wouldn’t say that they are particularly warm, particularly if you are standing around as opposed to walking.