1. FitFlop WonderWelly
2. Fieldmoore Tall Welly
These tall 100% rubber wellington boots for men have a soft neoprene lining for warmth and comfort, and an expanding gusset with a buckle to fit wider calves.
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3. Sherpa Lined Regency Wellington
Glamorous yet practical, these women’s boots have a deep lugged sole for grip. The thermal lining is warm, but makes them hard to pull on and off.
4. Unisex Muckmaster Short Boots
Made as a working boot with a solid toe-cap, these have a tapered sole which stops mud getting stuck and gives extra grip. The 5mm stretch-fit neoprene lining keeps feet warm and dry.
5. Hunter Balmoral Adjustable Wellington Boots
These Hunters have a super-sturdy sole giving great grip and traction, and are lined with 3mm neoprene. These are in women’s sizes, but Hunter makes a similar boot for men.
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