Aigle Parcours 2 Iso Wellington Boots

My Aigle Wellies and Me.At the end of my legs to keep my feet dryAre my green Aigle Wellies on which I rely.I love my Aigle Wellies, did I mention that they are green.They look after my feet no matter where I've been.I live in a country that is quite often wet.But it can rain all it likes and I won't be upset.I'm always prepared with my welly covered feet.Wading through puddles that appear in the street.My Aigle Wellies are wonderful, I wear them all the time.I even wear my Aigles when the weather is just fine.I look for every opportunity and do not need a reason.To put my Aigle Wellies on, the boot for every season.You must look after your Aigle Wellies with all your heart and soul.The last thing you really need is a welly with a hole.As a welly with a hole is not a welly for sure.It's just another leaking boot with wet socks to endure.So if your Aigle Wellies serve you well and last for years.When they eventually fall apart, do not shed any years.Wipe away that frown and accept that life can be unfair.Then take a trip to the Aigle welly shop and buy another pair.

Despite the first pair springing a leak I adore these boots. They have a really deep tread (unlike Hunters), you can get them in range of sensible colours (unlike Hunters), they have superb neoprene insulation (unlike Hunters) , and they aren't Hunters (unlike Hunters).

I walk between 6 and 10 miles a day through hills and forests in the Perthshire hills. Having spent a small fortune on what I hoped would be good waterproof walking boots only to have them fail after a year or so I decided to buy these for winter and wet terrain walking. These are nothing short of luxury from first feel to first wear. Well worth the money, you could walk all day in them. I have always had a problem with sliding socks inside wellies. Not with these. I am a 42 and bought the 42 size. They fit perfectly and there is no need for the usual two pairs of socks with these. Warm and very comfortable. Highly recommended.

After much research I decided on the Aigle Parcours. I brought these in November last year & have waited to post my considered review.I am so happy, going from Hunters to these are a revelation, they are so comfy, straight from the box & like walking on cotton wool, my feet & ankles are supported and could walk for ages.I have a mild case of Raynauds & my feet were warm & cosy - first time in years with wellies.The grip is great, just returned from a dog walk in the snow - no problems. In addition we have plenty of mud on our commons ordinarily & again no problem. I also had a pair of Muckboots which come nowhere close to these.So to the sock thing, I have worm with short, long, thick & thin socks and no problems at all. IMO perhaps people do not have their correct size.I am really so delighted, my husband is fed up with hearing how wonderful my boots are, my friend has also brought some & she is v happy too.If you are considering these just do it, you will not be disappointed, particularly as they are slightly cheaper than when I brought mine.

I wear wellies everyday. Not for vigorous hikes through swamps and mountains, but walking the dog through muddy fields, up and down canals and around various public parks. I hadn't been experiencing the level of performance that my feet were craving so I decided to treat myself to a pair of posh wellies with the aim of achieving one elusive goal - Dry, warm, comfortable feet! (Ok, that's three)I decided on the Aigle brand after extensive research and I have to say, what a decision I made! These wellies are a masterclass in innovative design. Beautifully made, unbelievably comfortable and extremely durable! The Neoprene lining is immensely effective and as far as the Wellington boot goes, they are a rather handsome looking pair too! I debated which size to choose as you always hear people saying "size up or size down" when it comes to wellies. Nonsense! I ordered my shoe size, and they fit perfectly. I have since bought another pair (in a different size and colour) for my wife as her wellies were feeling inadequate, and what a surprise, hers also fit perfectly. So I really don't know how people have had difficulty with this...Anyway, there you have it. A luxury? Yes. Expensive? Definitely. But an exceptional product, made by a brand at the top of their game! Unlike their cars, French engineering at it's finest!!

I've tried Hunter Balmorals (they were cold, a nightmare to get on and off, and then the rubber split), Muckmasters (would have been ok, but a seam rubbed my ankle), before finally giving Aigle Parcours a go. Wow, I am glad I did. I have never worn such a comfortable wellington boot. The sole is well padded and warm, and they are quite springy when you walk. You can easily wear them for a full day without feeling the need to take them off. The only (slight) downsides - I ordered Bronze and expected it to be a metallic brown colour. In actual fact, they are dark green. The second thing is that they design isn't quite as stylish as Hunters or Muckmasters. Not to say that they look fuddy-duddy, but after wearing Aigles, I have decided that I far prefer their comfort over an extra bit of style. Finally, they came with no paperwork - no care instructions or warranty information. The Aigle website also includes no warranty information that I could find. Other than that, I highly recommend these boots. They are the best I have tried by a mile.