What you put on the end of it?

[Mazzystarlett]

I've got a pair of walking boots for when the weather is better, but I've just bought a pair of gardening/snow boots, which have a welly foot with a quilted leg bit, for winter. Have to say, they are much warmer than normal wellies and more comfy too!

[Alison]

Hate wellies with a vengence, never found a pair that are comfortable and that keep your feet the right temperature. Most of the year I wear my old fur lined rigger boots, they slip on and off at the end of the day, are comfy and warm, were free off work about 15 years ago and the steel toe cap is very handy when moving stuff. At this time of year I have thermal socks in them so don't get cold toes. When it's hot I tend to wear an old pair of trainers for proper gardening or walking sandals if just harvesting.

[SlugLobber]

I have wellies in my boot, but usually wear some CAT boots.

Second CAT boots, for when I'm doing anythingg serious. I've had mine for 12 years and they've got plenty of life left. Wellies are for a quick walk around only, as my feet sweat. Otherwise, it's leather 'yard boots' or country boots, as non-horsey types refer to them!

[Bigmallly]

Walking boots, although I don't do any digging so good gloves are more important to me with all of the hoeing.

[horticultural_hobbit]

A rather battered pair of old 'school' boots. Heel is worn down, starting to split. And occassionly a pair of formerly bright pink wellies.