Said before try Bekina steplites. Had mine 8 years, fantastic wellie

Brilliant. Just retiring to a semi-farm - love this vid mate. I'll be back 😊

Well Richard I've been wearing Dunlop wellies my whole life and I've never had a problem with them, sad to hear you have but I think if they didn't discomfort you, you'd enjoy them as much as I have.

Dang, we must be related, I have the same problem, that same bone in my foot is an issue in ice skates and many styles of footwear, I had some similar boots and thought it was from them being to tight in the ankle, but with your description now I know why my feet hurt in them, needless to say I guess both of us can wear that style of boot, thanks for the great video. 👍

Definitely get bekina they last for ages and there like wearing a pair of runners there so comfy

I have the same thing on top of my foot and I wear the bog standard steel toe Dunlop purofort wellies and they are the most comfortable wellies I’ve ever worn. Don’t go for the heavy duty thermal and all that goes with it ones and they won’t have that hard bit

I use to be a Dairy farmer in Maffra, Australia I always bought Skellrerup Gumboots, [Wellies]

That's really to bad, I love the dunlops. 👍👍

I’ve always had le chameau vierzonord neoprene, on third pair, get 5 years out of them, however the most recent pair are absolutely murder, ripping the skin of the back of both heels. Price doesn’t always dictate comfort.

i find these not to be as warm as they make out. they're wellies after all, so i still needed 2 pairs of thick socks to get a good fit & my feet still get cold if i stand around a while when it's freezing. they never turn to blocks of ice like they would in normal wellies, but they do get cold. HOWEVER, these wellies are really tough, hard to puncture, and the sole is superbly designed. like, the instep is a big square groove that fits perfectly over ladder rungs, making them super-secure, and the wedge toe really helps with going up slippery/loose slopes. the tread cleans easy & is grippy on any kind of surface. they're also surprisingly well cushioned & comfy to walk around in all day. they're a bit heavy, but when you consider the heft of them (the rubber is over 10mm thick in places & they have full steel toe/shank protection) they're not too bad. basically, if safety, durability, & all-conditions grip are your top priorities in a winter welly these are an excellent choice. if not there are lighter/warmer/comfier/cheaper options out there.

I've had the exact same problem Richard

I've always had a problem getting Wellingtons I have one calf bigger than the other so one boot fits the other won't I've now brought half length boots which are not ideal but work.

badeau hypermajor goog wellie nice and light and flexable ..........been wearing them for nearly 40 years ...........

I use Rydale neoprene wellies on the farm, had them 3 years and still the most comfortable and warm and durable shoes I own

should of got 1 size bigger or stick a gel cushion on area in boot that hurts but what does work is putting hot wet paper stuffed in boot will soften the inside over a short while but also if brother wears he will break them in and soften them also they will take them back

They are rubber safety rigger boot great sole and they lined so warm

I have a pair of JCB wellies . Steel soul and toe caps . Good quality and relatively comfortable

Bekina step lite you won't go wrong !!👍👍

Bekina steplites are the best by far ,super light and comfortable with lots of grip, even in the muck

been wearing them since ages , had no problems

I just got a new pair at Christmas, Dryshod Arctic Storm , I love them so far , I have a pair of RedWings for summer (not insulated)

Get yourself a pair of Nora’s and forget the safety boots they will always be too rigid.

Sounds like the Dickies win !! Incidentally my Le Chameau neoprene boots are 21 years old and just started splitting last year ! Expensive I know but crikey are they comfortable.

I have gone back to Nora Dolomites and a pair of Nora S5 safety wellies (see my video review) having had a pair of Buckler S5 Buckbootz wellies for a long time. Welly weight and flexibility is important. Nora wellies win for me on price too!

Best wellies i have is the quattro wellies from kiwi kit still going after 4 years

Try Muckboots great wellies.

Honestly Richard I waer le chameau for shooting and muck master for work they both on the expensive side but had for years and years!!! Cant have a price on being comfortable especially as you spend all day evey day in them!

That's a weird foot. Sorry to hear you had a bad experience with those dunlops. Hate them myself

Sounds like tom is getting a good deal on the wellies 😊

Hi Richard great video as always.. Try Buckboots there comfortable and warm and last I swear by them hope this helps and keep up with the great vids

Try amberlers safety wellies

Try Bekina Steplite! Not the Steplite X tho, they're the same deal as what you've got currently. Also, happy independence day... (lol) 😊

I only get about three months out of any boots, I found Dunlop the best but no steel toe caps

I had one pair of Dunlop's. Worst wellies I've ever had. Made my feet really sore but I do have a high instep.

I have the same problem with polyurethane boots. I am very high in the top of my feet so the fact that they don't stretch on the top kills me. Have to get a size bigger then my foot slips around inside. I have the same problem with bekinas being very tight around the top of the foot

if they're that rigid they would'nt work in a tie stall barn either. good honest review

I had the same problem with them they have a habit of rubbing in different places every time I wear them

I love me Dunlop boots.

Le Chameau are expensive but well worth they money.

I find them great wellies had mine for years

I wear muck off wellies which are really nice. But I don't think they do steel caps.

Try ordinary purofort I' ve got same lump on foot, try Mole Valley Farmers, been wearing mine for over a year,were on offer. Below £50.

Ohh...you should come to Orford in Suffolk......a pair of Hunters is needed just to get one from the weekend house to the pub!.....I wonder how I survive in winter in my Peugeot 207cc while the Londoners brave it in their Range-rovers.

Shame. I’ve had these boots for a few years. They’re brilliant. The warmth is built into the rubber by injection of air bubbles. Shame they don’t suit your fit.

Mine not got steel toe cap and difront sols been grate them u have the sols are to stiff

Always have Dunlop purofort boots there tight because their designed for support on your ankle

Hogg wellies are good well made the safety boots are great too . Dunlop got taken oven by guy Owens sports direct same as karmmmor out door gear .

Great I wish you said that yesterday just ordered some 😭 Can your brother wear them OK?

Le chameau and muck boots are good 👍

Been there Richard , they are awful wellies.

It's called a high instep

Get Bekina's step lite X, not much more expensive and their are comfortable and wear well....

Me trying to learn what wellies I want for dog walks. Eating lasagna seen ya feet 😂 was I put off my food nope am looking online seeing loads of words and abbreviations with no clue

Thats a real shame, nothing is more annoying when you are buying gear/ footwear/ clothes that costs you an arm, and it seems fine when tried it. And then you go use it for some days and it's the opposite of fine. Hope they fit your brother and he can give you an honest opinion on them. Would be nice to hear how it goes with them. You mention that you had some stored videos, do you have any kind of yard work/milking/drying off cows/ scraping/feeding (basic generally winter jobs ) ?

I like to wear a good quality sneaker with tingley rubber overshoe easy on and off with the help of shoe spoon there would be no pressure on your upper foot

May I suggest a pair of Hoods Bulleyes wellies .

High arch or wide feet will also suffer pain wear Dunlop boots. In winter your feet will freeze with no foot circulation. I also will say that anything colder than negative 15-degree Celsius will have less flexibility with the rubber and I felt a decent amount of cold coming through the bottoms of the boot. I was not impressed.

You should of just got the normally dunlop purofort ones

Love the vids Richard. Just wondering what ever happened to the wee Ferguson 20

Try muck boots very comfortable

Bless you what a shame. Xx

Nothing worse than leaking wellies my French pair lasted20dsys waste of time carpet wellies which one is best for a guy thanks 8n the things 7 months a year in rough terrain thsnks

Nice one 😁

Freaky Funky Farmer Feet!

give them to ur brother

Try bekina steplites

Give the neoprene wellies a quick wash off & a liberal spraying of WD40 or Mr Sheen.... seems to preserve the material a wee bit longer.... I managed almost 2 years out of a pair of Jack Pike boots

Have you asked if your bone issue can be shaved down? Would imagine it was agony. Hope you find a decent replacement.

bekina wellies are very good

You want your self a pair Bekina’s, very good welly

Bekina best boot u can get

Might be better with a size bigger dunlop and a thicker pair of socks

Look up bog's

that is too bad cuz they are awesome boots. but I guess if you have a lump on your foot then it is what it is everyone has their own weird Secrets LOL

That’s not the fault of the boot……You wil, either need to wear a larger size boot which will probably chafe your skin bad……or dip your feet in plastic-dip…….🤣

Look on screwfix they sell a few cheap safety wellies

Did you take sockets out of bottom. It might help you

Bad review mate. You saying it might be the wellies that caused this but you also say it is your feet (wich clearly is).

Steel toe wellies are never too flexible compared to no steel toe, u shouldn't really need steel toe on a farm anyway even tho the option is good

Try taking the insole out

Did u use socks ;)

Try muck boots muck masters

Try bekina steplite I cant fault them.

Quarto are the only wellies

Go to the vitanry , they'll sort your feet out .

Nora wellys are good and comthy

Do ye ever wash yer wellies, Go to the shop and try on wellies before u purchase a pair

Bekina will be ok

Flip flops

Get bekinas

I had them wellies they are rubbish rub your feet if you walking in them allday an they are horrible to drive in i have a pair of bekina step lite now they are not bad but the bottoms split on them after a while from riding the quad i dont think there is a good pair of wellies out there that will last a long time

I love my hogs there paded and stell toad

Get JCB wellies

Get muck boots

Sell them on eBay.

bekina all the way

Disappointing, there is simply nothing worse than painful feet, go back to what was comfy and suits your feet.

You need buckboots

Just get some chammes

Get some bekina one on eBay £50:00