Hunter lace up wellies have become a significantly sought after part of their current range. One reason for this is simply because they are much easier to get on and as they lace up, they are much more flexible when you have a somewhat slimmer or broader calf. Nevertheless, these wellies are not marketed as a wider fitting style such as the Huntress, the Argyll and the Original Adjustable collection.

The Hunter lace up wellies are produced towards the exact same high standards as all their range and are comfortable to wear, especially when worn with Hunter welly socks which will help always keep the feet nice and cosy on all those cold winter days. The metal eyelets are secure and strong and the boots are lined with a fast drying woven nylon lining and have a comfortable padded base.

The Thurloe Hunter lace up wellies sport a leather look and come in two heights and a variety of colours with the standard multi-cushioned sole and heel. The colour range is the most extensive for the short version of the Thurloe which is also available for youngsters too. The colours for the short Thurloe incorporate pink, red, black gloss and metallic gold and silver.

The taller of the Thurloe lace ups offer an estimated shaft length of 40cm as well as a weight of 1500gms per pair for the tall version depending on the size. This really is much lighter compared to the original green Hunter wellies that weigh about 1900gms (the shorter Thurloe weighs around 1000gms).

If you're searching for a waterproof lace up that appears much more like an normal boot, then possibly the Earlham could be perfect. The Earlham has a wedge heel along with a furry cuff and a neoprene lining for additional warmth and a polished metal Hunter emblem.

Hunter wellies have already been around for well over a century and have been through many adjustments. At present, they're back in Edinburgh exactly where they first began and are still producing a fantastic array of water resistant footwear. Nevertheless, even though they still produce the traditional green Hunter wellies and have done so for more than fifty years, the range now is much more extensive and in demand by famous people and also the fashion conscious as well as farmers and other people who live within the countryside or need them for work.

So, Hunter lace up wellies might be suitable for you if you are not knee deep in mud all of the time! Check out several styles and see what you think as purchasing Hunters wellies is an investment as they certainly are not disposable boots.