Rubber boots

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    Which rubber boots should you wear for foraging and around the yard?

    Finntrail rubber boots in this collection are made for wet forests, boggy mushroom spots, camping and the country house, when your feet have to stay dry through dew and puddles. There are two to choose from: the short DECK 7518, which you slip on to step out into the yard, and the tall OUTLANDER 7516, whose 5 mm neoprene lining keeps you warm in a cool autumn. For mushroom pickers OUTLANDER is the better fit.

    How to choose, who they are not for, and FAQ

    Who they are for

    • •Mushroom and berry pickers in boggy forests, where you have to wade through puddles and wet moss.
    • •An autumn morning at camp, when dewy grass surrounds the tent and you want to slip your boots on as soon as you crawl out.
    • •The country house and the yard: DECK 7518 with two enlarged heel loops goes on quickly and without effort.
    • •Cool, damp weather: the OUTLANDER 7516 neoprene keeps you warm, and the anti-condensation lining keeps your foot drier.

    How to choose

    Two things decide: how deep you wade and whether it will be cool.

    ActivityWhat to chooseModels
    The yard, the country house, a quick trip outsideA short shaft, a soft inner lining and two heel loops. Uninsulated, so the warmth comes from your sock.DECK 7518
    Foraging, bogs, a cool autumnA taller shaft protects against puddles, a 5 mm neoprene lining keeps you warm, ankle support holds your ankle, and a wide loop helps you pull them on.OUTLANDER 7516

    What rubber boots are not for

    • •A long hike on trails with a backpack. A rubber boot does not breathe, so within a few hours your foot sweats; for long walks choose hiking boots with a membrane.
    • •Wading through a stream deeper than the boot top: water will run in over the top and stay in the boot.
    • •Winter cold in DECK 7518, because they are uninsulated. In the cold warm boots are more reliable.

    Frequently asked questions

    Can I go mushroom picking in OUTLANDER 7516 in summer?

    You can, but on a hot day the thick neoprene lining will be warmer than you need, because it is made for cool, damp weather. For summer foraging and the yard, the short uninsulated DECK 7518 is more comfortable.

    Which socks should I wear in rubber boots when foraging?

    Wear socks that move moisture away from the skin, for example merino wool or thermal socks from the socks section. Sweat has nowhere to go in a rubber boot, and damp cotton starts to chill your foot within a few hours.

    Which rubber boots are easier to pull on?

    DECK 7518 is easier to pull on: a short shaft and two enlarged heel loops. OUTLANDER 7516 is taller but has a wide heel loop, so it also goes on without much effort.

    Are rubber boots worth taking on a road trip?

    Yes, as a second pair in the car boot: when you arrive at a wet meadow or forest you change into DECK 7518 or OUTLANDER 7516, and after the trip you rinse the muddy boots with water and leave them to dry.

    Buy with confidence

    Warranty

    24-month warranty on all Finntrail rubber boots.

    Returns

    Wrong size? Return or exchange within 30 days. Free in the Baltic states with an Omniva or DPD return code.

    Delivery

    Free delivery to Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Items in our warehouse in Lithuania ship within 1 to 2 working days, items in the manufacturer’s warehouse within 3 to 5 days.

    Not sure which boots suit your mushroom spot? Ask the Finntrail AI assistant in the corner of the page or email pagalba@finntrail.lt.

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