Goretex Boot Liners Socks

Vain

Anyone know where i can get these, either somewhere in Dublin or online, Im looking for the knee high ones, would really appreciate any help!

This is a pic of what im looking for : http://www.factsurplus.co.uk/product/104


thanks:)

Donny5

Vain wrote: »

Anyone know where i can get these, either somewhere in Dublin or online, Im looking for the knee high ones, would really appreciate any help!

This is a pic of what im looking for : http://www.factsurplus.co.uk/product/104


thanks:)

I have a pair of those. I got them on eBay, but be warned, they are useless.

Vain

Donny5 wrote: »

I have a pair of those. I got them on eBay, but be warned, they are useless.

Hi thanks, I already have water proof boots, just want these to keep the damp away from my feet and my pants clean as the work im currently doing involves walking through fields of high grass!

preacherman

Vain wrote: »

Hi thanks, I already have water proof boots, just want these to keep the damp away from my feet and my pants clean as the work im currently doing involves walking through fields of high grass!

Sounds like you need gaitors ... but ... wellies are best for general walking in wet grass, muck etc. ... I wouldn't wear wellies up in the hills all day long but if it is just general walking around in wet stuff I prefer wellies.

Donny5

Vain wrote: »

Hi thanks, I already have water proof boots, just want these to keep the damp away from my feet and my pants clean as the work im currently doing involves walking through fields of high grass!

Maybe try a pair of gaiters? These won't keep your pants clean, just your feet and calves sweaty. I suppose you could stuff your tousers inside them, but it'd be a tight fit, and sweaty as all hell.

Edit: Beaten to it by preacherman!

Vain

preacherman wrote: »

Sounds like you need gaitors ... but ... wellies are best for general walking in wet grass, muck etc. ... I wouldn't wear wellies up in the hills all day long but if it is just general walking around in wet stuff I prefer wellies.

Thanks, cant wear wellies need to wear the boots for health and safety and support, will looks into gaitors cheers.

Donny5 wrote: »

Maybe try a pair of gaiters? These won't keep your pants clean, just your feet and calves sweaty. I suppose you could stuff your tousers inside them, but it'd be a tight fit, and sweaty as all hell.

Edit: Beaten to it by preacherman!

Thanks for the help:)

Anyone know how to keep the boots from getting damp?

Tabnabs

Vain wrote: »

Thanks, cant wear wellies need to wear the boots for health and safety and support, will looks into gaitors cheers.

Just to note that you can indeed get wellies that would meet H&S criteria. Forestry boots of the welly variety have steel toe and shanks as well as kevlar matting over the shin. Best of all, they keep you dry and no need for gaitors etc.

triggermortis

or you could get waterproof socks. Sealskinz is the brand I have and I got them from a cycling website chainreactioncycles.com

Alun

triggermortis wrote: »

or you could get waterproof socks. Sealskinz is the brand I have and I got them from a cycling website chainreactioncycles.com

I have some too and they were great for a while. My big toenail decided to have a fight with the waterproof membrane though, and the membrane lost