AigleMen's Chambord Pro 2 Work Wellingtons

It’s solid constuction

Always go for aigle. Not the cheapest but by far the most comfortable and durable

Fine at the front and sides but for some reason they have very wide heels which can result in slippage.

Fabulous boots. This is the 3rd pair we have bought in the family they are so good! Great for walking the dog in muddy and wet conditions!

Heard good things about Aigle but these feel a bit flimsy and more like the quality you’d get with a £10 pair of Dunlops. Had Hunters before so was a bit surprised at how bog standard these Aigle boots feel.

Simply the worst pair of wellingtons I have had the misfortune of wearing.At first inspection of these boots out of the box there is absolutely nothing to be impressed about. They feel and look extremely low quality and unfortunately this impression only gets worse when you put them on. The Goodyear boots I have been using the last year present a significant quality upgrade overs these. If you weren’t aware of the brand you would probably find it easy to believe these were a pair of £14 Dunlop throw away boots.These are so flimsy and provide absolutely no support to your feet or ankles which I will dive into more later on. There is next to no cushioning in the sole of these boots either. You may think that is ok, maybe you’re into you’re barefoot setup? I can assure you it’s not a good thing, not in these boots.These boots are also cold. Their lining is extremely thin and have very low thermal properties.Now let’s get to the worst bit. The fit and feel.The boots are very narrow at the toes, very, very wide around the ankle and heel but again, narrow around the calf. I’m not entirely sure who designed these but clearly they have never seen a human leg or foot before.The outcome of this is that you’re toes are crushed and your ankles and heel are free to move around as much as they like when you are walking. Combined with the hopeless footbed cushioning means that you will slide around in these boots, even when they are the correct size. You’ll get rubbed heels, turned over ankles and bruised toes.What you’ll also get is constantly stabbed in the base of your foot from the tread of the boot because again these are incredibly thin, flimsy and poorly made.If you are thinking of buying these PLEASE DONT! An absolute disgrace of a product.These were used for approximately 10 miles of walking before they became completely unbareable to wear and started to damage my feet.Thankfully Amazon were great on allowing me to return these and I’m back to searching for a pair of wellies to walk my dog over the winter.

Bought these 18 months ago. I was very impressed at first - comfortable, not too expensive, although maybe a bit thinner and lighter than my previous Aigle's.However, after 18 months, they have developed a water leak in the right foot. There is no sign of any physical damage (I have only worn them for gardening and dog walking anyway). The water seems to be getting in through one of the seams, leaving me with a wet sock every time I walk in grass that is damp.Very disappointed.

Very pleased with these boots. Very flexible around the ankles. Very comfortable. Being used for general gardening and walking.